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.
Township officials say they are continuing to analyze their response to the Superstorm in terms of what went well, and what could be done better in the future.
District officials recently released a summary of HSPA, SAT, and AP scores for the Ramapo Indian Hills School District.
Two officers who recently retired were thanked for a combined 59 years of service to Wyckoff.
See where the DPW's crews are scheduled to pick up leaves this week, and why the department's director says the schedule should act only as a guideline, not a steadfast rule.
Poker Run was held in honor of late Mahwah firefighter Patrick Roe.
A charity Halloween drive started by a Mahwah family will now be part of the township's revamped Halloween celebration.
The township council has been trying to figure out the best way to fund solar school zone signs that they say should help encourage drivers to slow down when passing township schools.
'Meet the Mayor' is happening Tuesday.
Road closures were originally scheduled to start Monday.
3 Chicas in Wyckoff is hosting the event.
Top Patch stories of the week include teachers fighting Superintendent's merit-based pay, a burglary, and Wyckoff realtors listing Kevin Jonas's house.
Top Mahwah Patch headlines of the week include a woman arrested on fraud charges, a high schooler publishing her first novel, and a car fire at the A&P.
Sophomore's artwork won a contest run by St. Joseph's Wayne Hospital at its recent Breast Cancer Awareness Walk.
Some temporary changes are coming, but officials say they hope a meeting with state reps from NY and NJ will lead to significant fixes at the troubled traffic spot.
Borough looking for resident photos that capture the essence of town.
Unused pill drop off and town-wide shred day in Wyckoff Saturday.
Kids under 18 need to be inside by 10 p.m. on October 30 and 31.
Former Councilman John Spiech and his wife Pat have been recognized nationally as 'Extra Mile Change Makers,' and a day of giving in Mahwah will be held in their honor.
'Operation Take Back' is happening in Wyckoff this Saturday.
Annual event showcases local chefs and restaurants.
