Bill Duhart is a multimedia journalist for NJ.com, with a focus on local news in New Jersey. With a commitment to social engagement and informing the public, Bill covers a wide range of topics including historical events, civil rights, local politics, and community development.
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Bill Duhart's coverage focuses on local news in New Jersey, with a particular emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to crime and culture & society. His articles cover a wide range of topics including fatal accidents, civil rights, historic preservation, cannabis legislation, general elections in specific counties like Camden and Salem.
When reaching out to Bill Duhart for potential story ideas or sources he would likely be most interested in pitches that relate to local events or developments within New Jersey. This could include insights from community leaders regarding policy changes or breaking news affecting the state.
Given his focus on civil rights issues and historical preservation as well as ongoing criminal investigations or trials taking place locally in New Jersey may also be relevant for pitching newsworthy items.
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By: Bill Duhart
| Officials in Camden this week celebrated the completion of $10 million in street improvements on a key corridor known as one the worst roads in the city.
By: Bill Duhart
| A woman was killed after being struck by a vehicle Saturday in an early-morning accident in Gloucester Township, police said.
| One of three men shot Friday on a street in Newark died Saturday in a city hospital, the Essex County Prosecutor's Office told NJ Advance Media.
By: Bill Duhart
| James Turk likes to point out the irony of a place once known as “Helltown” near his South Jersey home that is now owned by a church.
By: Bill Duhart
About 40 years ago, Alex Kaganzev's life was about to change. He was a life-long stutter who had turned away from treatment after what he felt were embarrassing efforts to help him.
By: Bduhart, Bill Duhart
The festival will take place on May 18.
By: Bduhart, Bill Duhart
The American Water Charitable Foundation awarded $108,277 in grants to seven New Jersey groups.
By: Bill Duhart
| A local brewery has created a limited-edition beer to serve at one of the largest national collegiate sporting events this weekend in New Jersey.
By: Bill Duhart
A 10-acre parcel of land next to one of the most popular open-air malls in South Jersey may be attractive for more than just retail sales.
By: Bill Duhart
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