Work
Currently I’m a reporter for the New Jersey Local News Service, an operation owned by Advance Publications. We provide stories, pictures and video to the Newark Star Ledger and NJ.com.
Before that, I was an intern at Inc., writing stories, twittering and creating video for Inc.com.
If you follow this link to my Google Reader page, you can see what I’ve worked on, and what I’m up to now.
NJ.com has the unfortunate habit of taking down stories (or so I’m told). Because of this, you can find a selection of my favorite work from the Star Ledger for posterity on this page, below this post. Old work from Inc. has been bumped down the Google Reader page, but is still worth checking out if you’re interested in small business-oriented stories and videos.
Police: Roselle cop fired at Linden man accidentally (video included with full entry)
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Photo by Eliot Caroom for the Star Ledger
By Eliot Caroom and Alexi Friedman/The Star-Ledger
Thursday April 02, 2009, 8:43 PM
The Roselle police officer who shot a suspect during a drug raid Wednesday night fired his weapon accidentally after slipping and falling, police told the injured man’s mother.
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Occupational Center worries about stretched state budgets
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Eliot Caroom/New Jersey Local News Service. Cyndy Rintzler, vocational coordinator at the Occupational Center of Union County, tells worker Edipo DeSousa that he can start training to work a job in the community Tuesday. DeSousa worked for the ShopRite at the Occupational Center in Roselle for two years.
by Eliot Caroom/For The Star-Ledger
Tuesday April 07, 2009, 6:27 PM
The Occupational Center of Union County in Roselle celebrated its 50th anniversary Tuesday under the shadow of potentially devastating budget cuts. The center, which provides work opportunities to more than 350 disabled people, could lose up to 18 percent of its state funding, according to center President Mark Lasky.
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Rahway Catholic churches bristle at shared administration
by Eliot Caroom/For The Star-Ledger
Wednesday April 01, 2009, 6:06 PM
Across the country Roman Catholic parishes are making do with less. In Rahway, budget cuts and less autonomy for parishes are deeply affecting a traditional faith community.
Parishioners at St. Mark’s Roman Catholic Church in Rahway met with a bishop on Tuesday night and complained about financial and spiritual problems arising from sharing a pastoral administrator with St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, around the corner, less than a quarter-mile away.
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Exurbs brought low by high gas
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Gassing up gas-free – Scientific American dot com
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