Mark J. Bonamo is a local journalist based in Newark, New Jersey. He writes for TAPinto.net, The Press of Atlantic City, and his work has also been featured in the Bernardsville News. Mark covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, nonprofit initiatives, social issues, and government policies.
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Mark J. Bonamo's coverage largely revolves around local events, community initiatives, and social issues in Newark and New Jersey. He frequently covers topics related to government & politics as well as education.
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By: Mark J. Bonamo
Republican U.S. Senate candiate Curtis Bashaw at Congress Hall, the seaside hotel he runs and owns in Cape May (Mark Bonamo for New Jersey Monitor)
By: Mark J. Bonamo
Rep. Andy Kim (D-03) is hoping to succeed Bob Menendez in the U.S. Senate in January.
By: Mark J. Bonamo
BASKING RIDGE — As the final stretch on the road to November's election was about to begin, Rep. Andy Kim made a campaign stop at the environmental education center at Lord Stirling Park in Somerset County.
By: Mark J. Bonamo
Nurses say reducing the number of patients assigned to them results in improved outcomes for patients, including fewer deaths.
By: Mark J. Bonamo
Ten days before a contract between University Hospital in Newark and its nurses is set to expire, the two sides remain at odds mostly over one issue
By: Mark J. Bonamo, Daniel O'Connor, Dana Difilippo
Nearly 2 million New Jerseyans had already cast a ballot by the time polls opened at 6 a.m. on Election Day.
By: Mark J. Bonamo
Mark J. Bonamo Voters at the Bridgewater Senior Citizens Center in Bridgewater on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. (Ed Murray for New Jersey Monitor)
By: Daniel O'Connor, Mark J. Bonamo, Dana Difilippo
Results will soon start to pour in in what could be a nail-biter of a presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
By: Mark J. Bonamo
Mark J. Bonamo Frank R. Conwell P.S. No. 3 was one of Jersey City's polling stations on Nov. 5, 2024. (Dan O'Connor for New Jersey Monitor)
By: Mark J. Bonamo
On the left is a photograph taken by Mark Bonamo of flooded on Malvern Street near Adams Street in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood during Hurricane Ida in September 2021. The photo on the right was taken by Thomas E. Franklin of the same street scene in September 2024A boat makes its way underneath one of the bridges over the Hackensack River, near the confluence of the Passaic and Hackensack Rivers and Newark Bay.
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