Daniel is the original editor of Wayne Patch, the first profitable site in the company's history. He then became editor of Tri-Boro Patch. After leaving Patch in 2014, he returned in 2015. He is also editor of the company's Bergen County sites, which include: Ridgewood-Glen Rock, Wyckoff, Mahwah, Oakland, Paramus, Fair Lawn, Hasbrouck Heights, Ramsey, River Dell, Teaneck, Westwood, Englewood, Fort Lee and New Milford.
Daniel has a proven track record of meeting deadlines and founding publications. He helped launch the Fort Lee Suburbanite, Edgewater View, and Leonia Life newspapers, Ultimate Athlete Magazine, and Wayne Patch.
E-mail: daniel.hubbard@patch.com
Hannah Rafkin's and Meg Robbins' film looks at how South African comedians are using their native tongues to address important issues.
Hannah Rafkin's and Meg Robbins' film looks at how South African comedians are using their native tongues to address important issues.
The Watchung Hills Regional Municipal Alliance that sponsors drug and alcohol abuse prevention programs.
The vaccines, which combat 4 flu viruses, cost $25 for residents.
Autumn, a Rottweiler, has bone cancer in her knee and chest.
She is the only Oradell student at Immaculate Heart Academy to earn the honor.
Drivers did not stop for people crossing the street. Dozens of warnings were issued, police said.
She allegedly falsified documents to secure more than $4 million in bank loans, authorities said.
Will you survive New Milford's scariest Halloween attraction? Maybe you already have. Want to visit it again? You can soon.
Jon Hilliman, a St. Peter's Prep alumnus, was promoted from the practice squad to the active roster.
There will be train rides, a carousel, animal demonstrations, and information on special needs services offered by Bergen County.
Police stopped a vehicle on Ramapo Valley Road recently. The traffic stop led to drug charges being filed against a man.
The ticket had the 5 numbers selected during the game's drawing Thursday.
A total of 362 schools in the U.S. earned the coveted title for 2019.
The school is just 1 of 9 New Jersey schools to earn the distinction this year.
These candidates have 'a proven record and commitment to New Jersey’s LGBTQ community,' the Garden State Equality Action Fund said.
These candidates have 'a proven record and commitment to New Jersey’s LGBTQ community,' the Garden State Equality Action Fund said.
These candidates have 'a proven record and commitment to New Jersey’s LGBTQ community,' the Garden State Equality Action Fund said.
These candidates have 'a proven record and commitment to New Jersey’s LGBTQ community,' the Garden State Equality Action Fund said.
These candidates have 'a proven record and commitment to New Jersey’s LGBTQ community,' the Garden State Equality Action Fund said.
