I am a field editor for several Patch sites in Bergen County, N.J. I grew up in New Milford and started my journalism career after graduating from Marymount Manhattan College, working as a reporter at one of North Jersey Media Group's weekly newspapers. Over the last decade, I've worked at The Star Ledger/NJ.com, covering breaking news, courts, government and features in northwestern New Jersey and at The Journal News in Rockland County, N.Y., where I had an education beat.
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Three teenagers in a stolen car led police on a high speed chase down Route 208 early Saturday morning, according to authorities.
The company is looking to hire seasonal employees for its Passaic County area stores.
The company is looking to hire seasonal employees for its Bergen County stores.
Healthy Living Magazine has released what it calls its "reviewed and approved" New Jersey Top Doctors for 2019.
Healthy Living Magazine has released what it calls its "reviewed and approved" New Jersey Top Doctors for 2019.
Healthy Living Magazine has released what it calls its "reviewed and approved" New Jersey Top Doctors for 2019.
Stew Leonard’s celebrated the grand opening of its first-ever store in the Garden State in the most Jersey way ever.
A 57-year-old Virginia woman died following a shooting that involved police officers after she confronted them with an ax, authorities said.
More than 80 homes are expected to participate in the two-day garage sale.
Gillis was set to headline a show on Oct. 19 at the venue, however it has since been canceled and refunds were issued.
Say hello to Muggle and Chidi.
A fugitive sought by the U.S. Marshals led police on two separate foot chases in Clifton before he was captured, according to police.
The attacks occurred in the area of Parkway and Palmer Avenue, according to police.
The devices will be installed in October as part of a pilot program.
The Board of Education office was placed on lockdown Thursday afternoon, according to a report.
NJ Transit cautioned there could be residual delays throughout the day.
One resident recorded his sighting, which occurred on Deerhaven Road.
The weekly market will operate through Oct. 30.
A father and son were taken to Hackensack University Medical Center after their car collided with a southbound NJ Transit train, reports say
Valley Medical Group has opened a new medical facility for women in the northern Bergen County area.
