Military

There are two pieces of legislation which were approved in the State Senate which would provide a boost to military service members, veterans, and their families.

One of the organizations there to help military men and women and first responders build a support system is the Ocean County non-profit, Recalibrate, founded by Marine Corps Veteran and current Jackson Township Police Officer John Roth.

Two New Jersey State Senators are crafting legislation in Trenton that would be able to help military service members and veterans by offering them free legal representation regarding civil issues.

Our military service men and women are out there battling all kinds of elements including weather and surface related as they're stationed around the world.

The latest bids to make New Jersey more veteran-friendly are tax breaks to encourage businesses to add veterans and military spouses to the payroll.

A pair of bills from Ocean County State Assemblyman Ron Dancer (R), aimed at helping veterans across the state of New Jersey in multiple ways, is taking steps forward towards becoming reality.

For nurses, a courtesy certification would extend for the life of their license, and for teachers, the extension would be an additional four years beyond 180 teaching days.

The newest USS New Jersey, a Virginia-class fast attack submarine, was christened in VA, on Sat. Nov. 13.

I just wanted to take a minute to salute our heroic Veterans today. Thank you to all who have served and to all who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we enjoy. It is not lost on me that every time Lou and I are granted the privilege to speak freely over our airwaves, someone fought for that freedom. Today and always we thank our military veterans from the bottom of our hearts.

Veterans Day is a day for honoring military veterans, thanking and honoring all the military veterans and people who have served in the United States Armed Forces.

Jersey Shore Assemblyman Ron Dancer is looking to stiffen penalties even further.

Legislation which would have school districts waive proof of residency requirements and allow military families to enroll children in school before relocating has cleared the Assembly Military and Veterans’ Affairs Committee.