Rob Jennings is a news reporter for nj.com and The Star-Ledger, with a focus on local news in New Jersey. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Rob covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in various publications including NJ Cannabis Insider and OFFICER magazine.
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Rob Jennings focuses on local news in New Jersey, covering topics such as education, government & politics. His articles often feature government announcements and event coverage surrounding these themes.
For effective outreach to Rob, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to educational policies and reforms specific to New Jersey. Additionally, if you have information about local political events or developments within the state's school districts that align with his focus areas, it could be of interest.
Given the geographic focus on New Jersey, pitches should aim to provide value within this region specifically. This could include analysis of local voting trends, educational infrastructure improvements within the state or updates on important events happening in New Jersey.
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“You don’t typically think of New Jersey as volcanoes. We’re not Iceland, we’re not Hawaii," says the state geologist.
It looks like just another hill in Sussex County, but you wouldn't have wanted to have been standing there 420 million years ago.
By: Rob Jennings
Whether you call it Mischief Night, Goosey Night, Cabbage Night or Devil's Night, the Oct. 30 tradition of pranks and mayhem in New Jersey has grown decidedly less mischievous, according to several officials contacted by NJ Advance Media.
By: Rob Jennings
Municipalities are asking kids to trick-or-treat a day early.
By: Rob Jennings
For 30 years, a Camden County family has kept the pre-Halloween mischief close to home.
| New Jersey's oldest public library is drawing national attention after an book overdue since 1923 was returned from Colorado.
By: Rob Jennings
| One of New Jersey's few remaining “dry towns” is asking voters whether local restaurants should be allowed to sell liquor.
More than 50,000 people are signed up for the New York City Marathon on Sunday.
By: Rob Jennings
See the school ballot questions from across New Jersey as districts ask voters to approve plans to remove a controversial name from a school, renovate schools, hire more teachers and more.
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