Email: DJ.McAneny@patch.com
Phone: 203.464.6065
Hometown: Glassboro, NJ
Birthday: February 14
Bio: DJ has spent time in a variety of positions within the field of journalism, from managing news websites as a desk jockey to pounding the pavement as a print reporter to running around like a chicken without a head while working as a producer in television.
He grew up in the South Jersey/Philadelphia region and graduated form Temple University with a degree in his current field. Some of the organization he was a part of before joining StamfordPatch were Advance Publications and Fox Television.
DJ would like help from Stamford residents keeping tabs on both what issues are most important to them here, and where the best places to get his caffeine fix exist.
Here is the Stamford guide to recycling all of your old things, from paper and glass to clothes and toys, plus some things you can do to benefit local schools and charities.
From Norwalk Resident Bill Wrenn
Malloy stopped by Stamford's Half Full Brewery Monday to check in on one of the city's growing small businesses (it's good to be governor); and spoke with the chief beer philosopher (it's better to be chief beer philosopher).
A letter from Norwalk resident Dave McCarthy.
The Board of Finance member made his announcement Monday night at the Stamford Government Center.
Malloy stopped by Stamford's Half Full Brewery Monday to check in on one of the city's growing small businesses.
Stamford police said that in raiding a massage parlor where prostitution was suspected, they found a Darien man in the process of culminating a sex act with a prostitute and arrested both.
A soccer match was taking place at the time, but police are still investigating whether or not the two events were related.
The suspects had allegedly struck several stores in the area.
The Board of Representatives member threw her hat into the ring Friday night.
Check out What's Up This Weekend for a list of all the fun things going on this weekend.
Check out What's Up This Weekend for a list of all the fun things going on this weekend.
Arrests and investigations from around the area.
Unusual arrests and investigations from the area.
A look, in photos, of the highest selling houses in our town and neighboring ones.
A look, in photos, of the highest selling houses in our town and neighboring ones.
Wildlife calls have exploded in the past week, according to shelter officials.
A look at the lead stories from the past week.
The deceased participated in 50 World War II bombing missions.
The event begins at 11 a.m. for school families and local community members to come learn about the different cultures that make up the school.
