Joe Cutter is the senior news anchor at New Jersey 101.5. I have toiled daily in the newsroom since 1989 as an anchor, correspondent, field reporter and news director. I have also learned not to call State government between noon and 1:30, because they are out to lunch.
Joe Cutter
Gas is super cheap — just when almost nobody is driving
Gas prices keep going down in New Jersey and elsewhere.
NJ kids are home from school. What to do with them?
It takes planning to keep them occupied, engaged and learning.
Lottery Advises Against Giving Lottery Tickets to Minors
The New Jersey Lottery has launched its annual campaign that seeks to deter the gifting of lottery tickets to children.
Atlantic City Police Keep An Eye On Crime With Cameras
Atlantic City has been operating a surveillance center from police headquarters for the past two years, to give authorities extra "eyes" on the streets of the resort.
After 30 years, Stockton’s Observatory Exploring the Skies Again
Stockton University is reopening a long-dormant observatory this month after its closure about 30 years ago.
Teens Today More Likely to Smoke Marijuana than Tobacco
In 1991, about 78% of teens believed marijuana was harmful. By 2017, 29% of teens thought so.
Vineland Looking at Getting NJ’s First Veterinary School
Vineland and Rowan University will undertake a joint study to determine the feasibility of establishing a veterinary school in the city that would be the first in New Jersey.
Butterflies in NJ are About to Make a 2,000-mile Trip to Mexico
Fall is the time of year when you can see a fair number of Monarch and some other species of butterflies migrating southward for the winter.
Forgot your kid? Mandatory alarm proposed for new cars
Jersey Congressman Frank Pallone is pushing for a law to install reminder devices in cars to detect and alert drivers that a child is in the back seat, to deter deaths of kids left in cars.
NJ keeps having tornadoes: How to stay safe
There have been 8 tornadoes in NJ this year.
Know how to protect your pets from house fires
Today is, "National Pet Fire Safety Awareness Day," to focus attention on keeping pets safe from fires in the home.
Survey Shows Sunday is the New Monday for Workers
Is Sunday night the new Monday morning for job stress?