Jersey Proud: USA Karate Academy honored for service to the disabled
Six individuals were honored by the Office on Aging and Disability Services and the Board of County Commissioners.
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4ds agoThere were big honors for the USA Karate Academy and six individuals from Somerset County.
The group was honored by the Office on Aging and Disability Services and the Board of County Commissioners.
They were recognized for outstanding support of residents with disabilities and for making a significant impact in serving this population.