Bobbie Peer

6 days ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer |Susie Scholz

Some well deserved appreciation to the nursing staff at Florham Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center!Photo Credit: Bobbie Peer Some well deserved appreciation to the nursing staff at Florham Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center!Photo Credit: Bobbie Peer Some well deserved appreciation to the nursing staff at Florham Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center!Photo Credit: Bobbie Peer Some well deserved appreciation to the nursing staff at Florham Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare...

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

FLORHAM PARK, NJ - Florham Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare marked Nurses Week with a celebration that combined fun, appreciation, and plenty of smiles. Throughout the week, the facility honored its dedicated nursing staff with daily lunches, thoughtful gifts, and moments of joy — all to recognize the tireless work and compassion they bring to residents every day. One of the highlights was an ice cream bar generously provided by HomeWell Care Services and LHC Group Patient Care.

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ — One of New Providence’s most cherished spring traditions returns this week as the Our Lady of Peace (OLP) Spring Fair opens Wednesday night, offering four days of family fun, food and fundraising. The fair, organized by the Our Lady of Peace Church community, runs Wednesday and Thursday from 6 to 10 p.m., Friday from 6 to 11 p.m., and Saturday from 1 to 11 p.m. The event will take place on the church grounds at 111 South St. Admission is free.

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ – Governor Livingston High School celebrated two of its standout athletes, as Sean Jaqua and Anna Kramarchuk made their college commitments official in front of a packed crowd of teammates, family, friends, and coaches. Jaqua will join the track and field program at Longwood University, while Kramarchuk is headed to Amherst College—both schools offering opportunities to compete at a high level while continuing their academic journeys.

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — After more than three decades of healing hands, community leadership, and tireless service, Dr. Patrick Smith has announced his retirement from Smith Chiropractic, effective May 31, 2025. Known affectionately around town as the “King of ‘Be Known,’” Smith built his practice—and his life—on the principle of service, weaving together his passion for chiropractic care and his dedication to community betterment.