Emily Everson has lived in Union County most of her life and has spent her career covering North and Central New Jersey. She started out as a reporter at a Union County LocalSource, before working as an editor for hyperlocal news websites and community magazines throughout the region.
Having dedicated her career to local news coverage, Emily strongly believes that local journalists should be fierce advocates for the communities they cover. Please do not hesitate to send news tips, questions, and concerns directly to Emily at Emily.Everson@patch.com.
A Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School grad, Emily graduated Magna cum laude from Marymount Manhattan College. She lives in Clark with her Westie puppy, Basil.
In this Letter to the Editor, Mila Jasey endorses Mark Dunec, lauding his support for New Jersey teachers and students, and early education.
A production of Charlotte's Web, designed for children with disabilities, is just one of the family-friendly shows planned for this fall.
The literary magazine was awarded a silver medal by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for the 2013-2014 edition of The Roundtable.
Mayor Zimmer states her support for the freeholders, vetoing the construction of two high rise towers on the city's waterfront piers.
Maria Frasca graduated from the Madison University in 2013 with an MFA in Poetry. She will be launching her book tonight in New York City.
Sandy caused $20 million in damage in Madison, destroying three homes and damaging thousands. Locals worked together to help storm victims.
Superstorm Sandy left Millburn without power for nearly 3 weeks. Even in the dark, locals banded together to help others Sandy survivors.
Superstorm Sandy left thousands in the Caldwells without power for days. In the wake of the surge, locals came together to help survivors.
The Millburn lingerie boutique is collecting donations for The Bra Recyclers to help women in need. The boutique also re-opened this month.
The North Caldwell school team raised more than $4,000 for breast cancer research at their winning game earlier this month.
A look back at the storm with photos and videos. A flag raising ceremony and unveiling of a new water rescue vehicle will be held Wednesday.
If approved, the redevelopment area would include 2.3 million square feet of office space, residential housing, and retail space in Hoboken.
Kings Road between Green Ave. and Maple St. is closed until 4 p.m. for roadwork. More construction is planned for several streets next week.
Multiple lines on the Hoboken PATH were operating with delays this morning. All trains are now running on schedule.
PATH service on the Hoboken-World Trade Center and Hoboken at 33rd Street lines are currently operating with delays due to a signal issue.
This cooking blog features chipotle apple butter chicken and zucchini corn fritters. Read on to learn how to craft this flavorful dish.
LHS is teaming up with Millburn High School to organize College Night on Nov. 3. More than 200 colleges across the country will be present.
The event will feature a variety of workshops, including a financial aid talk. More than 200 colleges from across the U.S. will be present.
West Essex middle schoolers at the North Caldwell school celebrated Teen Read week by turning old books into works of art.
The Madison University is hosting "Flaming Fire," which will feature traditional Tudor-era chamber music on Nov. 1.
