I am a digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. I began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer (I don't miss the 4 a.m. to 12 p.m. schedule) until my shift into the field. This job is always full of surprises; I never know where the next assignment will take me.
Dino Flammia
COVID-19 doesn’t take a vacation — How to reduce risk on yours
If a vacation is still in the cards for you and your family this holiday weekend, or in the near future, keep in mind that the novel coronavirus isn't interested in taking a day off.
Loneliness: Even in Social Distancing, Reach Out & Touch Someone
As the number of positive COVID-19 cases climb across the country, people are being strongly encouraged to practice "social distancing" in an effort to limit the spread of coronavirus.
It’s March and the flu isn’t quitting in New Jersey
For the ninth straight week, influenza activity is considered high in all regions of the Garden State.
January is ‘very busy’ for divorce lawyers in New Jersey
It's the new year — time to shed some weight, shed some clutter, and shed...your spouse?
NJ and Hawaii — least depressed states in the U.S., report says
As a resident of New Jersey, would you ever compare your mental health status with those who live in Hawaii or California?
A Look at Some of the Art Inspired By Superstorm Sandy Devastation
The interactive installation allows you to contribute your Sandy story, and re-listen to the sounds of Sandy barreling over the East Coast.
‘King Tide’ Bringing High Water Levels to NJ Through Labor Day
A spike in local flooding through Monday in New Jersey serves as a glimpse into a future impacted by sea-level rise from climate change.
Best and worst states for teen drivers — see where NJ ranks
The Garden State boasts one of the lowest rates of teen-driver fatalities.
This NJ County Saw the Most Tourism Revenue Growth in 2018
Counties along the Jersey Shore were outperformed by quite a few others that aren't as synonymous with tourism.
Are we prepared for another Sandy? Rutgers study surveys most vulnerable
"When Sandy came along, people were not very concerned," said lead researcher Joanna Burger.
Plastic Bag Use, Waste Not Just a Jersey Shore Issue
"In nearly every county right now we have a town that has passed a ban on single-use plastic or is considering it," said Doug O'Malley, director of Environment New Jersey.
Help Wanted: NJ Dentists for Special Needs Patients
Trenton resident Peter Baronsky, on the autism spectrum, waited months for a dental appointment to get a few cavities filled.