Veterans

The NJ Dogs Of Honor program that unites South Jersey veterans with service dogs can't do their job due to fundraising efforts cancelled because of COVID-19.

To all those who've served, continue to serve, and who have lost their lives preserving this country's freedoms: your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Memorial Day is still a time to remember the men and women who gave their lives protecting and serving our country, as well as those in active service and veterans.

To the pubic: please speak up so this bill passes and our Veterans can get the help that they need.

And to our Veterans: I am sorry that this is even a debate. We are forever in debt to you and this is the worst way to show it.

Students at one South Jersey school are pulling together supplies for wreaths that will be added to a convoy that lays them on the graves of fallen veterans at Arlington National Cemetery.

If you're suffering from candy overload this Halloween, you can donate your extras to those who so deserve a sweet treat this Halloween season.

There is a new bill that is making its way through Trenton and hopefully will pass!

While you were busy organizing Memorial Day plans, Jaxon Grauel of Wildwood Crest was working to put a smile on the faces of the Veterans of the Jersey Shore.

A Galloway home that erected hundreds of green glass bottles in tribute to fallen Iraqi war vets is now up for sale, the tribute gone.

Veterans and active military members can enjoy free round-trip ferry service and more!

Sunday, November 11th is the day to honor and thank those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. If you've served or are an active member of the military, there could be some free meals in your future!

A "Know Your Benefits" Expo is being held on Tuesday in Union County at Kean University for county veterans and active service members.