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.
On Friday, Sept. 12, seventh graders at WEMS learned about the Middle School Library at an orientation with Librarian Catherine Spinella.
Madison High School and Junior High School students are among the more than 40 local residents who are helping bring the bookstore to life.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Attorney General's Office and the DEP announced that the chemical corporation will pay nearly $200 million for river contamination.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
The Essex County Environmental Center is offering a wide variety of fun events for the whole family. Here's what's happening this week.
