Dino is an on-air and digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. He began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer, until his transition into the field.
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NJ university gets bobblehead treatment — limited supply is available now
Coinciding with the start of another academic year and a new season of college athletics, a New Jersey university is getting an official bobblehead from the folks who do it best.
Will the SALT cap expire? NJ official pushing for more money in your pocket
Since tax year 2018, SALT deductions have been capped at $10,000 for tax filers.
Closing sales start now — retailer shutting down all NJ locations
The original plan included the closure of just three New Jersey stores.
Rutgers research takes on NJ demographic with much higher suicide risk
With a shocking statistic in mind, a new research effort out of Rutgers University aims to develop an effective therapy process for a specific demographic.
NJ scam alert — sender has been following your ‘pathetic life’
Residents are receiving oddly specific, extremely personal threats through email, and officials are warning them not to worry — it's just a scam.
Who’s responsible for a sidewalk fall in New Jersey?
"You have people that are being seriously injured, and there is no compensation for their pain, their suffering," attorney Tyrone Sergio told New Jersey 101.5.
Happiest states in the U.S. — Can you believe NJ’s ranking?
The top spot goes to Hawaii. Maryland is No. 2.
‘Highly addictive’ bakery in Burlington County, NJ is closing for good
A Burlington County bakery that received media attention for an unexpected reason in 2022 will be closing its doors soon.
Free Wawa coffee! Promotion runs through Sept. 15 for certain NJ customers
Wawa is giving out free coffee to certain customers in specific states, and New Jersey is one of them.
Hit and run photos — who kept driving in Union Township, NJ?
A 34-year-old from Irvington was transported to a hospital with serious injuries.
NJ proposal: This back-to-school break should be an annual perk
You're missing out this year on a tax break that existed in 2022 and 2023.
Have an appliance to recycle? NJ utility may pay you for it
After a year-long hiatus, a program that pays residents for their unwanted appliances is up and running again from New Jersey's largest utility.