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'Sky is the limit' for health information networks' SNF insights - McKnight's Long-Term Care News - Vimarsana News

'Sky is the limit' for health information networks' SNF insights - McKnight's Long-Term Care News

An expanding health information exchange connecting 71 hospitals and nearly 600 post-acute providers in New Jersey is exceeding expectations and providing staffing insights not necessarily envisioned when state officials launched a patient discharge initiative.

Stockton Professor Donates Fannie Lou Hamer Statue to Atlantic City - Vimarsana News

Stockton Professor Donates Fannie Lou Hamer Statue to Atlantic City

(ATLANTIC CITY, NJ) -- Thanks to the donation of a Stockton University professor, the legacy of civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer has been permanently enshrined in the place where she changed history.

Island Heights cop indicted on charges of filing false report - Vimarsana News

Island Heights cop indicted on charges of filing false report

Matthew Curtis, 47, of Little Egg Harbor, is suspended with pay from from his $84,000-a-year position as a police detective.

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Island Heights NJ police detective indicted on charges of filing false report - Vimarsana News

Island Heights NJ police detective indicted on charges of filing false report

Matthew Curtis, 47, of Little Egg Harbor, is suspended with pay from from his $84,000-a-year position as a police detective.

Source: yahoo.com
Easy ways to save on A/C costs and improve your home's air quality | 7 On Your Side - Vimarsana News

Easy ways to save on A/C costs and improve your home's air quality | 7 On Your Side

When the mercury rises so do our energy bills. The Energy Department says air conditioning adds more than $29 billion a year in utility costs.

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