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Deborah Heart and Lung Center was awarded full certification by DNV, an accredited third-party certification provider, and received ISO 9001 Quality Management System certification.

NFL Alumni "Caring for Kids" initiative is dedicated to uplifting children in need. This holiday season, our mission is to bring joy and celebration to children in our community who are facing adversity. For more information on sponsorship opportunities or general donations, please contact emily.caniglia@nflalumni.org

The Board of Trustees proudly announces the promotion of Jared Levy, MBA, CPA from Chief Operating Offer to Chief Executive Officer for Maryville Integrated Care. Jared has been with Maryville for 10 years. He succeeds Kendria McWilliams who retired after 14 years as CEO at Maryville.

Browns Mills, N.J. — Deborah Heart and Lung Center’s (Deborah) Board of Trustees has announced its newest board members: John F. Bonamo, M.D., MS, FACOG, FACPE, and Glenn Davila, a New Jersey businessman. Both Dr. Bonamo and Mr. Davila are deeply committed to Deborah’s mission and have a strong desire to strengthen the institution that has offered so much to the community.

Patient First Offers Free Candy X-rays Oct. 27th – Nov. 1st
Free Safety Blinkers Also Available

Goodwill teams up with Uber to make donating simple!

The Halloween festival for children with special needs will be held Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Burlington County Special Services School in Westampton

Please join us on Saturday, October 18 for the Warrior Bike Tour, hosted by HeroCare Connect and Military Support Alliance of New Jersey. This premier cycling event is open to all ages and levels of experience, including a 9 mile family fun ride, an intermediate 26 mile route, a 62 mile advanced rider route, and opportunities for non-rider fundraising participants. Proceeds will go to the active duty service members and their families at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL) who are currently experiencing food insecurity, financial strain, or mental health related challenges.

Governor Phil Murphy has signed legislation establishing a stand-alone New Jersey Department of Veterans Affairs, with the aim of making veteran services more accessible statewide. This new department is designed to focus directly on veterans’ needs—especially in areas like affordable housing, VA loans, homelessness prevention, mental health, and career/education support.

Veterans across the state—particularly near Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst and in towns like Mount Holly, Pemberton, and Wrightstown—stand to benefit from more streamlined access to resources. Stable housing is a key piece of that foundation. When veterans settle into communities, they invest time and energy in local schools, businesses, and civic life, helping strengthen neighborhoods from the ground up.

This isn’t just policy. It’s a step toward honoring service by ensuring that those who have given so much have the support they need to build a stable future—and that our communities grow stronger because of it.

The Improvements Include Additional Classroom Space, Logistics Training Area and Diesel Engine Garage

Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Community House of Moorestown
16 East Main Street, Moorestown
8:00 - 11:00 - $35

The Community House of Moorestown is proud to host its inaugural nonprofit forum, bringing together organizations serving Burlington and Camden Counties for a morning of connection, collaboration, and actionable learning. This event is designed to help nonprofit professionals, funders, and community partners share ideas, resources, and strategies to tackle today’s pressing challenges.

Ground-up Community Set to Bring 375 Residences to Moorestown