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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Want more fun at breweries? NJ may get a last-minute law
There's another glimmer of hope for breweries in New Jersey that are wondering how to move ahead with operations in 2024.
The deadliest hour, day, and month on New Jersey’s roads
Police have released new statistics on deadly crashes in New Jersey.
You may no longer be able to buy a dog or cat from NJ pet shops
Lawmakers on Monday heard from supporters and critics of legislation that would prohibit pet shops in the Garden State from selling dogs, cats, or rabbits.
NJ may add another sport to high school list, for girls only
A test run is set to last for two seasons: this spring and next.
Are NJ’s rural counties really safer? Drug deaths suggest they’re not
"An individual is two and a half times more likely to die of a drug overdose in very rural Cumberland County than in very urban-suburban Union County," said Dr. Michael Ganon, with Genesis Addiction and Behavioral Medicine in Newton.
NJ governor’s conditional veto pins liquor stores against breweries
Gov. Phil Murphy has delivered a conditional veto on a bill that would lift restrictions on breweries.
NJ town running a giant M&M drop at midnight for New Year’s Eve
This year's festivities should be the start of a yearly New Year's Eve tradition.
NJ wants to make it easier for you to cancel your gym membership
Just in time for the new year, Garden State legislators are advancing a proposed law that would make it easier for you to quit the gym.
‘Heartbreaking to hear’ — Decades-old NJ music shop is closing for good
Dec. 30 is its last day.
Illegal to frown? NJ town clarifies longtime rule
Officials say the town respects and welcomes free expression, and that includes frowning.