Bill Doyle is a 30-year radio veteran, with most of those years spent co-hosting shows with Jeff Deminski. While his broadcasting odyssey has included stops all over the country, he is proud to call New Jersey home where two of his kids were born and all three went to college. He has lived in Ocean County for the past 12 years and he enjoys writing about interesting New Jersey people and places, with a special interest in photos of houses he’ll never be able to afford.
Bill Doyle
The Smithville Renaissance Faire brings medieval magic to life in NJ
Step back in time at the Smithville Renaissance Faire.
This New Jersey county has some of the nation’s most dangerous roads
New Jersey roads are crowded, that’s for sure, but some are more dangerous than others.
QuickChek and Wawa nominated for best gas station and food
You can vote to help your favorite win!
Aerosmith announces resumption of tour; will stop in New Jersey
Aerosmith will play the Prudential Center in Newark.
Come hungry: Jersey Shore Restaurant Week returns
One of the great things about the Jersey Shore is the variety of food options.
This is the best NJ county for raising a family
It’s sure to ignite some debates, but Stacker ranked all 21 NJ counties as places to raise a family.
Hate going to the office? New Jersey is the state for you
A study that says if you want to work from home, New Jersey is the best of all 50 states for it.
Cirque du Soleil to return to New Jersey
OVO explores the beauty of biodiversity in all its contrasts and vibrancy.
This is NJ residents’ favorite day to work from home
New Jersey Transit polled commuters to find their favorite days for remote work.
This was named the best pizza rustica in New Jersey
The winners were determined by voting by members of a Facebook group.
Looking for flexible work? Might want to consider this NJ city
A site called Commercial Cafe ranked cities based on career flexibility.
Here’s the complete PNC Bank Arts Center summer schedule
The summer concert schedule is set now (with the caveat that schedules can change) at the Arts Center.