Service

I saw something on the Wall Township community Facebook page and I think it's a great thing to share with everyone. The Attilio's owner, Gino, wrote a letter to his customers and the community...

When you're out and see an active military service member or veteran -- how will you show appreciation and honor them, how will you work to help veterans when they're active service is done?

The Monmouth County Board of Commissioners has put together a guide for restaurants, small businesses and businesses of any kind looking to set up shop outdoors with how and where they can do so.

Our military veterans face a great deal of challenges at times following their service especially when it comes to getting care and filing disability claims with the Veterans Administration.

Kara Petrou is the proud owner of the Marlboro Diner and even though here doors were closed to the public last month, her work and commitment to the local community is still very much open for business.

These days it seems service organizations are losing members but the more people who get involved, the more people can be helped. Many hands really do make light work. So if you're part of a service organization that welcomes new members, please take a minute to tell us about your club or chapter.

As the country honors the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., you may be participating in this Day of Service by volunteering somewhere.  If you're thinking about donating some volunteer time but are unsure where to go, here's a site you should check out...

Tipping is a topic that I like to come back to every now and then because I think that it will always spark discussions. Recently, a poll came out of the US cities that are the best for tipping. What would you guess made the top of the list?

I get chills just from hearing a phrase like this - "your technician appointment is between 10am and 4pm next Tuesday". Waiting for a service technician, installer, delivery, etc has to be one of the worst things in the world.