Building A Future For All New Jerseyans

The village stands to lose $169,517 in health care grants that support about 34 programs as a result of a nationwide federal funding purge, officials said. Village Manager Keith Kazmark said his office received an email about the cuts from the state, which administers the grants. “To say we

Second-year students in Seton Hall’s Master of Occupational Therapy (M.S.O.T.) program recently partnered with community-dwelling older adults in northern New Jersey to improve digital literacy and promote independence and participation in meaningful daily activities. The event took place over two collaborative sessions that addressed the challenges many older adults face in

Ciattarelli earns the support of 42% of Republican-leaning voters, far ahead of his chief opponent, radio host Bill Spadea, who gets 12%. State Sen. Jon Bramnick (R-Westfield), the field’s only explicitly anti-Trump Republican, gets 4%; Justin Barbera, a little-known contractor, gets 3%; and former Englewood Cliffs Mayor Mario Kranjac

Seniors need help with putting food on the table? The Raritan Valley YMCA (www.raritanvalleyymca.org) has teamed up with the Middlesex County Office of Aging & Disabled Services at 732-745-3295 to increase public awareness of services and opportunities for county seniors, the disabled, and their care givers. For general health

Asked earlier today at a senior roundtable he was hosting alongside Newark Mayor Ras Baraka – one of his party’s gubernatorial hopefuls – whether he would make an endorsement in the Democratic primary for governor, Kim said no. In a statement provided to the New Jersey Globe, Kim spokesperson Anthony DeAngelo

Kim appeared at a roundtable in Newark focused on senior benefits with Ras Baraka, the mayor of the city, on Thursday. Baraka is one of the six Democrats running to succeed term-limited Gov. Phil Murphy, but Baraka appeared in his official capacity, not as a candidate. Still, the audience

A Stockton University poll found bipartisan majorities in New Jersey support banning certain food additives or dyes, increasing restrictions on pesticides, and banning processed foods from public school lunches. Respondents were less likely to express a lack of confidence in vaccines. 93% of Democrats, 54% of Republicans, and 63%

The aging of our population is no secret, but many don’t consider how the funding we invest today determines the future of care.  Within five years, all baby boomers will be age 65 or older, and the population of people aged 80 and over in New Jersey is projected to

The County has launched a comprehensive public service announcement campaign highlighting the program’s benefits and eligibility requirements. For convenient access and helpful resources, the County has created a dedicated webpage at middlesexcountynj.gov/taxrelief. This initiative aims to help older residents remain in New Jersey by easing property tax burdens and

The Raritan Valley YMCA (www.raritanvalleyymca.org) has teamed up with the Middlesex County Office of Aging & Disabled Services at 732-745-3295 to increase public awareness of services and opportunities for county seniors, the disabled, and their care givers. For general health information and area wide programs and services for senior