Anthony is an experienced journalist, photographer and videographer.
He is Patch's Morris County (N.J.) reporter.
Anthony previously covered beats in Bergen and Passaic counties for Daily Voice, where he wrote breaking/urgent news stories, features and more.
The Bergen County resident's byline has appeared online and in print for The Record and the former North Jersey Media Group's weekly papers, Patch, the Pascack Press and the Northern Valley Press.
Anthony is a graduate of both Don Bosco Prep and William Paterson University.
He possesses a unique voice in all of his writing and routinely goes beyond the X's and O's in his sports stories.
Outside of writing, Anthony has announced recreation and high school sporting events and completed voice over work for his alma mater and an independent wrestling promotion.
While in college, Anthony wrote and performed stand up and sketch comedy bits.
Police said Dallas J. Kruzelnick, 31, was swerving across Rt. 15 and had heroin, cocaine, and hypodermic needles in the car.
Henry R. Henderson, 23, handed over a hypodermic needle and wax folds with heroin were found inside his car, police said.
Early Monday morning police found Elizabeth Richards, 21, on a nearby road and determined she was drunk, Lt. Douglas Compton said.
Larry Hayes, 43, of Hackettstown stole a check from his Washington Township employer and cashed it in, police said.
Kristin Miicke, 26, was arrested on Nov. 19
The 22-stall driving range, designed by golf architect, Steven Kay, is expected to open in the spring, officials said.
Donald Ebert, 58, received four years for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and 3 years for weapons possession, authorities said.
The line supports the Parsippany-Troy Hills officers "who put their lives on the line," Mayor James Barberio said.
Kevin Hemmerich said he was there to surrender. He was dressed in a bunny suit and blowing an air horn. His brother videoed the smack.
Four men used counterfeit ATM cards at a Florham Park bank on or about May 31, 2015, the Daily Record reported.
Interested eighth graders have until Dec. 2 to apply.
The event, which is also sponsored by the Green Village Fire Department, is scheduled for 9-11:30 a.m. at Charlie Brown's in Chatham Twp.
Washington Township PBA 301 purchased shirts from non-profit Good Grief to support National Children's Grief Awareness Day.
Donations will be accepted at WTPD HQ until Dec. 16.
The concert will take place Dec. 3 at The Concert Hall in the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts at 8 p.m.
Ben Sesar (Class of 1988) and Aaron Velasquez (Class of 2010) will be part of the judging panel for Morristown ONSTAGE!
The money came from teachers in all 14 district public schools, according to Parsippany-Troy Hills Education Association VP Jay Duhl.
William McCarthy was also arrested in N.J. last year for driving while intoxicated and hitting several other vehicles.
Morristown Medical Center said in a news release it will instead use simulators or cadavers.
Parks across Morris County will be closed during the hunt.