Former Patch Staff
Hometown: Monroe, NY
Birthday: June 15th
Bio: Hi All! I am really excited to be the editor of Mahwah's and Wyckoff's Patch sites, great sources for all of the news and information about what is going on locally. Born and raised in the area, I am glad to be covering local news that is really important.
Before coming to Patch in 2010, I worked in local radio journalism as an on-air reporter for about three years, and am extremely passionate about catering to a local community.
I am a graduate of Fordham University's Honors Program, and double majored in Journalism and Political Science. I am a big family person, and I love meeting new people and making new friends. So please, don't be shy! Shoot me an email or give me a call if you think there's something I should know about.
Donohue has served as a high school English teacher and department chair, principal of both MHS and Lenape Meadows, and assistant Superintendent in the district.
Advanced registration is required to meet 'The Interestings' author next month.
Wayne native was the driver of the USA-3 women's bobsled team.
Borough will also offer a string of yoga workshops for teens.
Charles Leaf is accused of sexually abusing a 4-year-old in his Wyckoff home, reports say.
The pressurized line made a loud rumbling sound when two parts of the outdoor pipe split, police said.
Six episodes of 'Lockup' featuring the prison will begin airing on March 1.
Design blog's users chose the best locals in the business.
The heist, which made off with $250K in jewels, took about two minutes, and the whole thing was caught on surveillance video.
Winter Social will be held at Valley Stables Food & Drink in Oakland next week.
Ridgewood will only need to pay for half of the $41,000 project, report said.
Franklin Lakes resident was attending Pace University.
MMA event has been rescheduled.
Wayne police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying the man.
Registration for the springtime race is now open.
It is now happening this week.
A slumped over driver and a woman running a stop sign led cops to two unrelated heroin arrests over the weekend, police said.
County Executive Kathleen Donovan argues the new 45-member squad duplicates work done by the Bergen County SWAT team, report says.