I have enjoyed working as a reporter in New Jersey for more than a dozen years and getting to know the communities and people on my news beats.
A few of my stories have garnered awards along the way from the New Jersey Governor's Council on Mental Health Stigma, the New Jersey Press Association, Arise NJ and non-profit Corporation For New Jersey Local Media.
My educational background is diverse, with a Bachelor's Degree from the State University of New York in French Secondary Education and a minor in Political Science. I also hold a Paralegal Degree and Certification from Sussex County Community College.
In addition to English and French, I speak some Spanish and German.
When I'm not writing, I enjoy time with my family, photography, traveling, cooking, music, classic movies and gardening.
Please don't hesitate to reach out to me at: jennifer.miller@patch.com.
A memorial mass on Friday is scheduled to celebrate Dan Garry, 22, who graduated from Rutgers in May and was hired at Picatinny Arsenal.
With several thunderstorms expected through late Friday, find local weather here, plus information about what to do if the power goes out.
With several thunderstorms expected through late Friday, find local weather here, plus information about what to do if the power goes out.
With several thunderstorms expected through late Friday, find local weather here, plus information about what to do if the power goes out.
With several thunderstorms expected through late Friday, find local weather here, plus information about what to do if the power goes out.
With several thunderstorms expected through late Friday, find local weather here, plus information about what to do if the power goes out.
Want to go “glamping” in the Garden State? Here are some of New Jersey's best places for "glamorous camping" getaway experiences.
In New Jersey, there was over a 3 percent decline, more than 10 percent in 'economically-disadvantaged' and 5 percent in 'white' categories.
Find the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile and meet the Hotdoggers dishing out fun near your town on Thursday, Saturday or Sunday, July 8-11.
Rocco Gallara, who became an Eagle Scout in June, is also a firefighter with Long Valley Fire Company No. 1.
The event is scheduled on Saturday, Aug. 14, with food, drinks, fireworks and other fun.
Concerts are planned for most Thursday nights through Sept. 2.
Chatham Borough’s Council will have in-person meetings again beginning on July 12, with walk-ins now allowed to come to Borough Hall.
Chester Borough is one of many municipalities in New Jersey that has adopted a recreational marijuana business prohibition ordinance.
Police are waiting for Brian Cheda-Hackembruch of Andover Township and Newton resident Matthew R. Thomas to be extradited from Delaware.
About 7,600 JCP&L customers in Sussex County remain without power on Wednesday afternoon, which is down from 9,500 on Wednesday morning.
Some power restorations in Long Valley are expected by Wednesday afternoon, with others, by later Wednesday night, after Tuesday's storm.
The Washington Township Police Department said this type of identity theft has been a growing trend that has happened to several residents.
A screening of 'Inside Out' is planned on July 7 in Borough Park after the sun goes down.
The School District of the Chathams has been allocated grant funds for silent panic alarms and other school security items.
