Jennifer Amato is an Assistant Digital Editor for New Jersey Family, focusing on local news and events in New Jersey. With a passion for highlighting the best of what the state has to offer, Jennifer covers a wide range of topics including family-friendly activities, food festivals, community events, and local news stories.
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Jennifer Amato's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and house & home topics in New Jersey. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, holiday celebrations, new attractions or dining experiences in New Jersey.
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By: Maria Manjelo
The award-winning NJ author's new book is out on January 21st
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