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“Notte Bianca” at Bella Vita |
Café BellaVita will host their first special event evening of 2012, “Notte Bianca”, on Thursday, January 26th. The menu includes First Course: Polenta, Wild Mushrooms and Porchetta, Second Course: Ricotta Gnocchi and Spinach Cream, Third Course: Ahi Tuna Steak in a Romesco Sauce
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College to offer free preventive dental care to children |
Camden County College’s dental hygiene and dental assisting students and staff will provide free cleanings and other preventive care – along with dental education services – to area children aged 12 and younger for “Give Kids a Smile!” Day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on February 3rd. Services will be provided by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call (856) 227-7200, ext. 4631. To access the forms necessary to participate, visit the New Jersey Dental Association Web site at www.njda.org/gkas. http://bit.ly/xNyDzH |
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Register for PYAA Spring Soccer Online or In Person |
Pennsauken Youth Athletic Activities is holding registration for the Spring 2012 Soccer Season. Register in person at the PYAA Main Field House on Elm Avenue in Pennsauken from 6 - 8 p.m. on Thursdays, January 26th and February 2nd from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and, on Saturday, February 11th. Registration is for U8 to U16 travel teams and recreation level players from ages 4 through 8 who are not turn 9 before the end May.
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College students and teachers exhibiting at Bridgeton gallery show |
The works of five Camden County College art students and two CCC faculty members will be shown together during the exhibition "Artists in the Making & Their Mentors," which runs this month at Gallery 50 in Bridgeton. "Artists in the Making & Their Mentors" will run Jan. 4 through 27, with an artists' reception scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. Jan. 6. Regular gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays. http://on.cpsj.com/wGEhdX |
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More Cash Coming to Help Eliminate New Jersey's Food Deserts |
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The struggle to eliminate New Jersey's food deserts -- urban neighborhoods where fresh fruit and vegetables are scare and obesity and diabetes are correspondingly common -- is getting critical assistance from two sources. First, the state Economic Development Authority's New Jersey Food Access Initiative has gotten a loan and a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Second, legislation is before the Assembly that could divert funds from Urban Enterprise Zones to the EDA initiative. http://bit.ly/wmVFyR |
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On December 21, 2011, age 92. Beloved husband of the late Adamary and dear brother of the late Frank and John. Survived by two nieces and one nephew. Mr. Assaiante was a graduate of Drexel University, retired electrical engineer for RCA and a former consultant for the State of NJ.
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For Terminally Ill, New Law Gives Final Say on Medical Care |
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Legislation that encourages patients to decide if they want aggressive medical care at the end of life was signed into law by Gov. Chris Christie on Wednesday, moving New Jersey in line with more than 30 other states that provide residents with a relatively new planning document called the “Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment” or POLST.
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Got (Raw) Milk? NJ's Surprising Split Over Pasteurization |
Passions are running high in Trenton and throughout New Jersey these days over a topic that would not normally inspire strong feelings: milk. Advocates of a bill (A-743) that would permit the sale of raw, unpasteurized milk in the state have been pushing for its final passage before the end of the legislative session next month. Opponents have been equally vocal.
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