Roving Editor / General Assignment Editor
Michelle Rotuno-Johnson is a Roving Editor and General Assignment Editor for Patch.com, focusing on local news in the New Jersey area, specifically Wayne. With a background in journalism and a passion for keeping communities informed, Michelle covers a wide range of topics including weather updates, traffic incidents, local business expansions, and important legislative changes.
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The unidentified aerial vehicles have been spotted flying over different parts of the state since mid-November.
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The assault was captured on surveillance video and lasted more than 10 minutes, officials said.
In ancient times, the solstice was both spiritually and scientifically essential, and marked the changing of the seasons.
It will cost the township close to $4 million a year for trash management services, beginning in 2025​.
WAYNE, NJ — A local pharmacy reopened the day after a Wayne school bus crashed into it, thanks to the help of another hometown business.
By: Michelle Rotuno-Johnson
WAYNE, NJ — A teacher's aide accused of dragging and slamming a toddler at a Wayne preschool was seen on video doing the same thing to other children in the classroom, court documents show.
The relaunch of Ella Shae's book "From Broken to Beautifully Broken" will benefit Project Blackbird, which makes therapy more accessible.
By: Michelle Rotuno-Johnson
NEW JERSEY — Snow and rain are moving through New Jersey on this Christmas Eve morning, creating slippery conditions for travelers, and forecasters say precipitation will last until the early afternoon.
By: Michelle Rotuno-Johnson
RINGWOOD, NJ — Officials charged a Ringwood woman with stealing $700,000 in estate funds while she was working at a law firm in Union County.
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