College basketball writer and news columnist for the Asbury Park Press & Gannett New Jersey. Associated Press Top 25 voter. Adjunct professor at Kean University
Tinton Falls, New Jersey, United States (Local)
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By: Jerry Carino
An emotional moment, a brotherly bond, and a county record falls. Plus: Ranking the top 5 boys and girls performers at the Ocean County Relays.
By: Jerry Carino
Stephanie Yuen was a seventh-grader losing her hair due to alopecia, an autoimmune skin disease that attacks hair follicles. She wore hats to Marlboro Middle School to cover her head.
3 things to know about new Seton Hall guard Chaunce Jenkins, a guard transfer from Old Dominion
By: Jerry Carino
Preservation New Jersey has warned the 320-year-old Anderson Farmhouse could be knocked down to make way for new homes.
By: Jerry Carino
As Seton Hall and Rutgers basketball lose star players Kadary Richmond and Cliff Omoruyi to the transfer portal, fans' faith is being tested
By: Jerry Carino
How Southern's Cole Cramer blazed to a 100 dash record. Plus: Ranking the top 5 girls and top 5 boys performers at the Ocean County Championships
By: Jerry Carino
Asbury Park Press TINTON FALLS – St. John Vianney High School track star Alexandria Scott's pursuit of history took a first step Thursday – and it was a big one.
By: Jerry Carino
The Center for Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Eatontown helps 200 parents a week find ways to cope with the struggles of a new baby.
By: Jerry Carino
A Fair Haven couple who lost their son are the subjects of the first of a series of films about coping with suicide loss.
By: Jerry Carino
Asbury Park Press Last month, after spending two years dressed in plain clothes on the Seton Hall basketball team's bench due to knee problems, JaQuan Harris got the news he'd been longing to hear.
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