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Kelly Waldron

Born and raised in New Jersey, Kelly Waldron graduated from Rutgers University and got her start in radio at WSUS in Sussex County.  She then moved on to WCTC/WMGQ in Middlesex County where she spent five years as Morning Drive News Anchor and Reporter before moving on to become a national correspondent for Metro Networks where she started the New Jersey Bureau.  From Metro Networks, Kelly moved on to WCBS 880 in New York where she spent ten years as a reporter.  Kelly decided to come back to her New Jersey roots and joined the NJ 101.5 news team as our Afternoon Drive News Anchor and Reporter.  She resides in Monroe with her husband and two children.

A severely-damaged house on Second Street in Highlands, N.J.
A severely-damaged house on Second Street in Highlands, N.J. (New Jersey Office of Attorney General www.nj.gov/oag)
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Unregistered Contractors Charged in Wake of Sandy

By Kelly Waldron July 22, 2013 | Townsquare New Jersey

They came to Monmouth County following Sandy and allegedly submitted estimates to undercover investigators to perform repairs.  Now, eight unregistered home improvement contractors have been criminally charged or civilly cited for allegedly violating the state's Home Improvement Contractors' Registration Act.

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What Do You Do Behind the Wheel? [AUDIO]

By Kelly Waldron July 12, 2013 | Townsquare New Jersey

It's no secret that texting and talking while driving is dangerous, but a new Plymouth Rock Assurance survey finds that many drivers in New Jersey admit to shaving, applying makeup and brushing or combing their hair while behind the wheel.

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NJ Pushes Pool, Swimming Safety This Summer

By Kelly Waldron July 2, 2013 | Townsquare New Jersey

Drowning is one of the leading causes of child deaths every year.  Children between the ages of 1and 4 have the highest drowning rates according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.  Most of the drownings occur in home swimming pools.  The New Jersey Department of Children and Families has launched a partnership with the private sector to educate the public about keeping small children safe around water this summer.

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