George Gianforcaro’s “million dollars a day” mantra began in 2005, when he started his own company, IndutexUSA. Now, over a decade in as president of the company, that mindset is being fulfilled, but more than just profit and success matter to Gianforcaro.
A few weeks after junior Katie Mauer returned to Newark for the school year, she noticed a change in her hair and skin. The alleged cause? Newark water.
Over 30 volunteers from Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania came to help plant 200 native species of trees and berries on the half-acre plot of Tribal land in the Village of Fork Branch.
Newark City Council will begin to pursue an updated ordinance regarding private gatherings within city limits following Monday night’s virtual meeting.
Newark’s private gathering restrictions could return sometime during the upcoming fall after the Newark City Council discussed the matter with City Manager Tom Coleman at its Aug. 23 meeting.
During its off-season, the Newark History Museum curates new exhibits. For the 2021 season, the museum has debuted two new exhibits: 100th Anniversary of the Newark Country Club and “Did You Grow Up in Newark?”
Over 23,000 students are enrolled at the university and over half of them return to campus after summers and holidays. The massive influx of students to Newark creates a huge market to tap into for the local economy.
