Anthony is an experienced journalist, photographer and videographer.
He is Patch's Morris County (N.J.) reporter.
Anthony previously covered beats in Bergen and Passaic counties for Daily Voice, where he wrote breaking/urgent news stories, features and more.
The Bergen County resident's byline has appeared online and in print for The Record and the former North Jersey Media Group's weekly papers, Patch, the Pascack Press and the Northern Valley Press.
Anthony is a graduate of both Don Bosco Prep and William Paterson University.
He possesses a unique voice in all of his writing and routinely goes beyond the X's and O's in his sports stories.
Outside of writing, Anthony has announced recreation and high school sporting events and completed voice over work for his alma mater and an independent wrestling promotion.
While in college, Anthony wrote and performed stand up and sketch comedy bits.
Diana Agana-Hutchings, 60, of Lafayette, crossed the double yellow line and nearly struck a police car with 2 officers inside: authorities.
Earth Friendly Products of Parsippany was one of three N.J. companies to receive awards.
Joseph Kearney, Jr., of Linden said Chatham Officer Roy George threatened to "blow his [expletive] head off," NJ.com reported.
Mayor James Barberio presented certificates during a Thursday celebration.
The "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign runs from Dec. 9– Jan. 1, 2017.
Christopher J. Remaly pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a then 15-year-old girl in 2014, the Daily Record reported.
Over 100 kids from 11 schools – including Morristown, Madison, Parsippany-Troy Hills and West Morris Mendham – participated.
Over 100 kids from 11 schools – including Morristown, Madison, Parsippany-Troy Hills and West Morris Mendham – participated.
Over 100 kids from 11 schools – including Hanover Park, Morristown, Madison, Whippany Park, and West Morris-Mendham – participated.
Over 100 kids from 11 schools – including Hanover Park Madison, Parsippany-Troy Hills and West Morris-Mendham – participated.
Over 100 kids from 11 schools – including Hanover Park, Morristown, Parsippany-Troy Hills, West Morris-Mendham – participated.
PBA Local 78 said it raised the ninth-highest amount in the country.
Kayla Rodriguez, 20, is said to frequent the tri-state area, according to Sgt. Darren Tynan.
Dr. Cathy Lunquist's class at Cedar Hill Elementary provided all the fixings while school Counselor Heather Praml donated the turkey.
The event begins at 5 p.m. at Gazebo Park.
The event is slated for Saturday from noon–5 p.m. and Sunday from noon–4 p.m. at Historic Speedwell.
Chief Paul Philipps handed out 69 awards and commendations after the department's annual inspection.
Thermographic cameras detect potential problems on wires and other electrical equipment not seen by the eye: press release
One of the men – Christopher McMorrow, 21 – had two bags of marijuana on him, police said.
Woodmont Elementary School faculty, students and their families raised over $260 in less than a week.
