first responders

If you can spare five minutes, come out Saturday night to a spot in Monmouth County and help shine a light to honor the heroes of 9/11.

A bi-partisan resolution, from Senators Kristin Corrado (R-40) and Troy Singleton (D-7), passed by the New Jersey Senate will designate October as 'First Responders Appreciation Month'.

I continue my series honoring Jersey Shore Firefighters and this time I’m in Ocean County at the Laurelton Fire Company Number 1 Station 23 in Brick Township.

So I have been wanting to start a series of articles that honor the men and women of our local fire departments here at the Jersey Shore. These first responder heroes deserve the recognition and along with that bring you some of the histories of these great fire departments here in Ocean and Monmout…

A Brick Township resident avoided what could have been a fatal heart attack thanks to responding police officers and EMS.

Monmouth County Freeholders and the OEM are increasing the amount of testing and hours available to first responders with the Sheriff's Office Mobile Unit.

First responders and health care workers can shop without having a membership....or get 4 months for free...

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith has once again delivered in the clutch by working again with Ansell to secure thousands of gloves and suits.

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.

Plumsted Police have started a donation drive hoping to collect New N95 Respirator Masks in Unopened Packages to pass along to first responders on the front lines of this Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.

There is a shortage of many items first responders need including N95 respiratory masks.

First responders and their immediate families will receive free rides and other amazing deals!