Dino is an on-air and digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. He began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer, until his transition into the field.
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Food pantry shutting down in Monmouth County, NJ needs a new home
"It just breaks my heart that this is what we have to do," the executive director told New Jersey 101.5.
NJ poll: Do you know how to keep drugs out of the wrong hands?
If getting to a drop-off location isn't possible for disposal of drugs, experts advise against simply flushing drugs down the drain or just tossing them into the trash.
NJ shore town creates 10 p.m. curfew for anyone under 18
Unsupervised past 10 p.m. will be a no-go starting this summer for minors, and it's not the teens who will be subject to consequences.
What are you really breathing in? NJ counties graded on air quality
"Climate change is making air pollution more likely to form and more difficult to clean up," said Michael Seilback, the American Lung Association's assistant vice president for nationwide advocacy.
The schools with the best SAT scores in every NJ county
It's not easy to average close to 1600 on the SAT as an entire high school, but a couple spots in New Jersey did just that in 2023.
Should New Jersey consider a bottle deposit system to increase recycling?
There's been a handful of unsuccessful attempts to pass a so-called "bottle bill" in the Garden State.
Where’s the best beach in NJ? You can vote for the ’10 Best’
The winners will be announced on May 29.
New limits set for ‘forever chemicals’ in NJ’s water supply
Now it's on utilities to fall in line with the strict standards, perhaps at the expense of ratepayers.
Time’s running out on getting your kid signed up for NJ summer camp
Space for summer 2024 is limited at many locations, but the cabin door isn't closed just yet on getting your child signed up for camp.
NOT a scam: Officials in NJ say U.S. data breach letters are real
If you've received a letter from the United States Department of Justice, you may want to think twice before tossing it as junk mail.
Report: NJ county’s COVID program riddled with waste and abuse
One worker was paid more than $130,000 over 11 months and the county doesn't know who that person was or what that person did, the report says.
Concerned NJ mayor wants to block certain info from going public
A New Jersey law that was prompted by the tragic death of a judge's son in 2020 doesn't offer enough protection to all officials, according to a New Jersey mayor who is concerned about his own safety.