Nominations Open For 2026 Women Of Wonder Awards
Nominations are open for the 2026 Women of Wonder Award, which honors Cape May County women for leadership, service, and dedication to helping others.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation, in collaboration with the Cape May County Women’s Commission, is accepting nominations through Monday, July 27, according to Atlantic Cape Community College press release.
Recipients will be honored at a charity luncheon on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 11:30 a.m. at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City.
The award recognizes influential Cape May County women who are civic-minded, hardworking, dedicated, an…
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Yale New Haven Health Names 2026 Innovation Award Winners
Yale New Haven Health has named its 2026 Innovation Award winners after a live finalist pitch competition focused on expanding access and improving care.
According to Yale New Haven Health, the awards are run through its Center for Health Care Innovation and support new care models, digital and AI-assisted tools, and frontline ideas across the health system.
This year’s theme was “Breaking Barriers, Building Access,” with entries focused on access to care, workflow design, community-based care, generative AI, and advanced analytics.
Per the health system, 43 applications came from across Y…
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WestConn Offering Tuition-Free AI, Career Program This Summer
The Ancell School of Business at Western Connecticut State University will launch a three-day summer program in Danbury aimed at helping business students build AI, career, and professional skills.
Named Ancell Advantage, the program will run from Tuesday, July 21, through Thursday, July 23, on WestConn’s Westside campus at 43 Lake Ave.
Western Connecticut State University announced in a press release that the tuition-free program is open to current WestConn students, incoming freshmen, transfer students pursuing a business degree, and high-achieving high school students. Enrollment is limi…
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South Shore University Hospital Appoints Richard Scriven, MD, As Chief Of Pediatric Surgery
A longtime Suffolk County pediatric surgeon, Richard Scriven, MD, has been named chief of pediatric surgery at South Shore University Hospital (SSUH), expanding access to specialized care for children on Long Island’s South Shore.
According to South Shore University Hospital, Scriven specializes in minimally invasive techniques that can offer smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery when appropriate.
Scriven joins Northwell Health after 25 years at Stony Brook University Hospital, where he cared for thousands of children and helped train the next generation of surgeons. He has also…
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