I am a digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. I began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer (I don't miss the 4 a.m. to 12 p.m. schedule) until my shift into the field. This job is always full of surprises; I never know where the next assignment will take me.
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Bought a lemon? Be thankful you live in NJ
If you get blindsided by a new car behaving badly, hopefully you purchased that vehicle within New Jersey's borders.
Divorce without an attorney — a step-by-step guide for NJ couples
Valentine's Day is over. Now let's talk divorce.
How prepared is NJ for a public health emergency?
According to a new report, all states have made progress in preparedness since the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
New Jersey’s ranking slips in school breakfast report
But a new state law may reverse the slide.
Is movie about Lakewood anti-semitic? NJ groups condemn message
A documentary about development around Lakewood hasn't been released yet but a number of groups claim the trailers promoting the movie are offensive.
Give NJ florists a break — order Valentine’s Day flowers now
Flower shops across New Jersey are bracing for "48 hours of complete chaos" leading up to and including Valentine's Day.
Compensation for victims of church sex abuse in NJ: How it works
A statewide compensation program has been announced to benefit those sexually abused by Roman Catholic clergy as minors. But it'll only be around until the end of this year.
Rutgers study: Inmates deserve more help to quit cigarettes
Many inmates in state prison facilities want to quit smoking, new research finds, but chances are they can't easily do it on their own.
NJ could force schools to save security footage for abuse cases
"Some school districts only keep surveillance footage for a short period of time, sometimes just a few weeks," said bill sponsor Assemblywoman Pamela Lampitt.
Nearly 60 percent of NJ’s native plants are rare or endangered
A good portion of the Garden State's natural heritage is just a chance event or construction project away from being gone forever.
No finders, keepers — NJ bill addresses erroneous Venmo payments
These days, many New Jersey residents are more likely to reach for their cell phone than their wallet or purse when making a payment.
HPV affects many in NJ but vaccine for kids could stop it
More likely than not, you'll get HPV at some point in your life. But your kids may be better off, if you follow youth vaccine recommendations from the federal government.