By GALINA NATENZON
Teen Art Contest! Imagine Your Story
We believe that creating art is a wonderful way to express how you are feeling at this time. Whether you consider yourself a doodler or a true artist, we invite you to submit pictures of your creations for our Teen Art Contest. Submissions will be displayed on the library's Facebook page and will be voted on by the public. Winners ...
By GALINA NATENZON
FEATURED DATABASES
History Research Center is a suite of five databases: African-American History, American History, American Indian History, Ancient and Medieval History, and Modern World History. These databases can be searched simultaneously or separately. Each database offers maps and charts, primary sources, timelines of historical events, and videos. They ...
By DAVID G. DIETZE, JD, CFA, CFP™
The stock market has done the one thing nearly all the pundits said was impossible: making a V-shaped recovery. The stock market, as measured by the S&P 500, has soared nearly 40% since the apparent bottom, March 23. The market is now up on a year over year basis and is down only about 6% year to date.
Yet, the economic and medical prospects are, at best, dicey. On the ...
By ELAINE F. PHIPPS, MBA, CFA - PORTFOLIO MANAGER
As the Coronavirus grips much of the world, global travel and commerce have come to a screeching halt. The last thing people want to think about is getting on an airplane, checking into a hotel or spending money on the latest fashions. They are concerned about sourcing food, cleaning supplies, and the holy grail – toilet paper.
Investors have long been drawn to consumer ...
By CHATHAM JAYCEES
June 4, 2020CHATHAM, NJ - Good news!! (and bad news)
You don’t have to run 4 miles to get this year's Fishawack Run gear. The race is canceled due to Covid-19, however, the Jaycees and sponsors Brian Hart of Coldwell Banker and Dunkin of the Chathams (Main St and Shunpike locations) have teamed up to facilitate the sale of shirts in order to help support the local non-profits that still ...
By WEBSTER LEWIN
June 4, 2020To the Editor:
We are now over three months into a pandemic that has led to a health and financial crisis not seen in many generations. June is here, which means another round of rent and mortgage payments are due for millions of Americans. Small business owners are scrambling to stay afloat, and financial anxiety will have its new cycle as bills come in and remain unpaid. Together, we find ...
By LINDSEY KELLEHER
May 31, 2020Duck legs confit. Waygu burgers. Anduille sausage. These items from meat supplier D’Artagnan typically would be headed to restaurants, but due to COVID-19 much of it is on its way to homes, instead.
“We got into this because the restaurants disappeared,” said D’Artagnan President Andy Wertheim. “This is a question of finding another way to get the product into ...
By SANDY SCRAGG
June 4, 2020CAMDEN, NJ -- Steven Rodas, Editor of TAPinto Camden, spoke with Stephanie Willoughby about the recent protest held here in solidarity with George Floyd that has put the city in the national spotlight for both its peaceful nature and police participation.
Hundreds gathered in downtown Camden on Saturday, May 30, but what made this protest stand out from the thousands of other ...
