I've been working with Jeff Deminski, or Heff-ay, since our first run at New Jersey 101.5 from 1994 to 1999. After 12 years in Michigan, we came back in 2011. I have three children (two of whom were born in the Garden State), with one at Montclair State and two in high school in Ocean County. I live in Jackson, where I enjoy grilling burgers 12 months a year on my Big Green Egg.
Bill Doyle
Nationwide survey reveals New Jersey’s most hated bug
It seems as if there is a list for everything (and I often get suckered into writing about them).
NJ man finds his dead dad’s cellphone at crash site 6 years later
A cell phone that the family had searched for years earlier in the aftermath of the fatal accident, even using a metal detector, was miraculously recovered.
Rosie O’Donnell’s NJ home sold, will become affordable housing
The home has finally been sold, but reports suggest the comedian took a $1 million loss.
This was New Jersey’s most popular pandemic cocktail
One of the more popular pastimes during the pandemic lockdown was … drinking! Go figure.
New Jersey’s own Jack Leiter is among college baseball’s best
the son of former Yankee and Met Al Leiter, has been making headlines pitching for Vanderbilt.
Monmouth County to crack down on distracted driving
New Jersey is one of eight states nationally to receive dedicated federal funds this year to tackle the issue of driver distraction.
New Jersey hospitals are in need of blood donations
Donors with type O and type B blood are in particular need.
Where you can meet ‘safe, socially distanced’ Easter Bunny in NJ
Hopefully, this will be the last of the modified mall visits as businesses slowly reopen.
Indoor Nerf gun arena coming to New Jersey
Pups of War will be opening up in the Brunswick Square Mall in East Brunswick.
More Lidl stores coming to New Jersey
The battle for New Jersey’s grocery store dollars continues to rage on.
Monmouth County man turns $5 bet into $1 million
He became an instant millionaire playing poker at the Tropicana in Atlantic City.
Fundraiser started in honor of NJ woman who died saving an animal
Kaitlyn O’Hara was a volunteer who rescued and fostered animals for Randall’s Rescue of Mount Laurel and the no-kill shelter.