Former Regional Director, Region 1, Society
Jane Primerano is a freelance writer and photographer with a rich background in agriculture and farming, as well as regional interest and world news. Her work often explores themes such as energy sustainability, farm management, and animal care, reflecting her diverse interests and expertise. Jane's writing has been featured in notable publications including Bernardsville News, American Farm Publications, Sparta Independent Advertiser, The Advertiser News (South), and The West Milford Messenger.
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Clinton, United States (Local)
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Jane's focus is on local government, community events, and infrastructure in the United States, particularly around New Jersey with a specific interest in Califon. Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local government announcements and legal policy regulations within these areas.
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By: Jane Primerano
BRIDGEWATER — The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service held one of its working group meetings for Somerset, Union and Hunterdon counties last month at the Somerset County 4H Building. Farmers from throughout the area and its environs attended to keep up to date with regulations and ask questions about changes in grants and programs. Allison Reynolds, deputy chief of legal […]
By JANE PRIMERANO Contributing Writer CLINTON – The Town Council introduced a 2026 budget Wednesday, March 25 with a municipal tax
By: Jane Primerano
RINGOES — The narrow farm lane climbs a slight rise to a small house and barn and a brand new high tunnel at Lower Neshanic Farm. The farmers, Megan Barnwell and Marissa Bellino have been on the farm since August 2014, first leasing, and then, in December of that year, purchasing the 16 acres. The farm had been neglected in […]
By: Jane Primerano
CLINTON – The Town Council implemented new guidelines for its recreation programs and proposed more than $1.4 million in capital improvements at its Wednesday, May 13, meeting.
By: Jane Primerano
NEWTON — The Garden State provides restaurants in New York City and Philadelphia with tomatoes and peppers and onions but many people would like to see other New Jersey products on more menus. Specifically beef. There are a few beef farms in the state, such as Green Valley in Wantage and Beaver Brook in Hope but a symposium at Sussex […]
CLINTON – Three ordinances totaling nearly $1 million in capital improvements were approved with no public comments from the mostly empty room at the Wednesday, May 27 Town Council meeting.
LEBANON TWP. – Much of the membership of the township’s Environmental and Open Space Commission (EOSC) attended the Township Committee meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 6, to discuss the township’s new
CALIFON – Dog poop was a big part of the Monday, June 1, Borough Council meeting, as were taxes and equipment for the fire department.
CLINTON – The Town Council Wednesday, June 10 heard a presentation from Ben Parvey, CEO of Blue Sky Power , of Marlton, on how the town could improve energy efficiency.
CLINTON – A group of students from Clinton Public School started the Wednesday, July 8, council meeting with recitation of the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence.
