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Kristina Schmidt Carden (nee Krouse) 61, on February 16, 2012 of Merchantville. Daughter of the late Richard E. and Mary Shirley Krouse; Loving Mother of Tiffany (Andy) Bordi; Beloved Wife of Paul Carden; Loving Sister of Richard (Theresa) Krouse; Devoted Grandmother (GG) of Cameron and Madelyn Bordi and Favorite Aunt. Also survived by many close friends & family. Tina, a lifelong resident of Merchantville was co-owner of the Green Marquee Antiques shop. She enjoyed a 30 plus year career as an antique dealer
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 In the spring of 2012, Friends of L'Arche New Jersey's first home will open in Merchantville, NJ. Four adults with disabilities and four assistants will live in the home as a family, placing priority in relationships of mutuality and trust. St. Joe's Alumni are invited to participate in Global Community Day 2012 helping to landscape the front yard and break ground on a community vegetable garden in their backyard. Contact Megan Herron at
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Garden State Company Converts Biomass into 'Green Gasoline' |
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 Primus Green Energy hopes to break ground next year on commercial plant. It may only amount to a drop in the bucket for a nation as thirsty for oil as the United States, but a Hillsborough company is betting it can convert wood pellets and other biomass into a renewable gasoline. Primus Green Energy, an 11-year-old company, already has produced fuel samples from a pilot plant located in a three-building complex off of Route 206, just north of Princeton. It now is building a demonstration plant at the facility and hopes to break ground next year on a commercial plant. http://bit.ly/xliEJs
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"Make a Splash" and help a great cause |
 Urban Swim Program is a non-profit organization founded by Merchantville resident Danielle Strader-Bordi to promote diversity in the sport of swimming by providing affordable community driven programs that teach a life saving skills to prevent drownings
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Wired MD: NJ Plugs Into Funding to Digitize Patient Records |
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New Jersey announced a milestone Thursday in the long journey to convert the state’s hospitals and physicians to electronic medical records: Nearly $40 million in federal incentive funds is flowing this week from Medicaid to the first 70 healthcare providers in New Jersey to go digital. Over the next decade, state officials estimated that 3,000 providers would receive up to $500 million in Medicaid incentive payments to help defray the cost of installing the computers and software that will maintain patient records -- prescription medications, lab tests, exams, surgery -- in digital files that ultimately will be accessible via the Internet, anywhere in the world. http://bit.ly/zcUb0W |
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You're Invited to Sunday Tea at L'Arche! |
 Join our community and guests from neighboring L'Arche communities as we share stories of daily life and the practices that make L'Arche unique. It is our hope that our guests will gain a greater understanding of the lived reality of community life by hearing the experiences of core members and assistants who have lived in community for several years. Join us for one of the following dates: Sunday, March 18th, April 1st, April 15th or May 6th from 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. The gathering will be casual and no dress code is required. Baked goods, light sandwiches, and tea will be served. As we hope to maintain an environment conducive to large group conversation, we ask that you RSVP and reserve your spot. RSVP to Megan at
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. We look forward to sharing an afternoon with you! Print an invitation as a reminder.
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Norovirus sickens 40 Rider University students |
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Two neighboring New Jersey universities are scrubbing bathrooms and other facilities after suspected outbreaks of Norovirus sickened more than 140 students in the last two weeks. Despite flare-ups at Princeton and Rider universities, the intermittent appearance of the highly contagious bug — often called "stomach flu" — is usual for this time
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Osborn Family Health Center starts Prom Gown Drive |
 Prom night is not only one of the most important social events of the school year, it is also one of the most expensive. To ensure no girl goes without a dress for the prom, the Osborn Family Health Center, in partnership with Brimm Medical Arts High School, is sponsoring a Prom Gown Drive.
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