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‘Urgent need’ for help cited by NJ fund honoring fallen soldier
The Lt. Dennis W. Zilinski II Memorial Fund, based in Monmouth County, was not able to hold its typical run of fundraising events in 2020, and couldn't campaign in schools to help collect daily necessities for active military.
New Jersey Vietnam Vets tell it like it is
Because of the pandemic the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans Memorial Foundation like all of us, have been limited in holding public events that will continue the education...
Which Army Warrior Are You? Take Our Personality Quiz To Find Out!
The U.S. Army is looking for warriors. Are you ready to find your inner warrior?
Oversight sought after virus kills nearly 200 in NJ veterans homes
A Garden State lawmaker wants the Office of the New Jersey Long-Term Care Ombudsman to issue regular reports about the care at these facilities.
Loved ones of NJ veterans who commit suicide could get counseling
The Assembly bill does not address veteran suicides directly, but rather provides support for families and caregivers of those who have taken their own lives.
Congressman Kim wants BOP to lock down Fort Dix Prison as Covid cases spike in facility
There are 797 inmates and 26 staff members at the Fort Dix Prison who have active cases of Covid-19 coronavirus,
Have You Visited The Cathedral of the Air in Lakehurst?
I came across this church one day while on the drive to an event at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. During the trip to Lakehurst, I came across this beautiful stone church. This was about 10 years or more ago.
Volunteer Plays Music Outside Vineland Veterans Memorial Home [VIDEO]
A gifted and talented volunteer at the Veterans Memorial Home in Vineland has been spending time outside the facility playing music for its residents.
Covid Death of 47-year-old Toms River Hero Goes Viral
U.S. Marine known for generosity and COVID-19 assistance is being remembered by the Jersey Shore community.
‘Send a Hero Home’ in eighth year of holiday fundraising
In 2013, the first year of "Send a Hero Home," the Knights of Columbus Trenton Federation provided transportation home for about a dozen service members. That number steadily increased to 225 by last year.