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I have been a journalist, columnist and adjunct professor since 2002. I've worked in traditional print media, international magazines and online media (with a small break to exclusively do academia for a year) during my career.
I was born and raised in Morris County, New Jersey where I still reside with my wife and daughter. I launched Mendham-Chester Patch in January of 2012.
After a four-year break where Patch and I parted ways, I was thrilled to be back in the fold as a field editor and this homecoming provided me with the opportunity to work with different sites in New Jersey and hopefully contributed to the national news conversation.
Currently, I am a senior regional manager due more to my advanced age than anything else. It is my honor to work with some really great people and live out my never-ending J. Jonah Jameson fantasies.
You will also always be able to spot me because when I am working, I am sporting my fedora. A trick taught to me by an old colleague of mine to help you become recognizable on your beat. So when you see “the Patch guy with the hat” make sure you say hello!
You can reach me at: russ.crespolini@patch.com
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The contest is open to all families and adults in the Long Valley area.
The suit alleged an applicant was rejected for seeking to pay with a Section 8 voucher, authorities said.
The Officer Resiliency Program is rolling out throughout New Jersey.
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Roughly 400 people will be a little warmer this winter.
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The Interfaith Food Pantry has expanded in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.
After a pandemic-extended election style, the results are finally in.