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Annette Petriccione

Annette Petriccione

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Assistant News Director, WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ)

Ewing

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Total articles 397

  • New Jersey 101.5 News - Flash Briefing for June 7 (Afternoon)

    By Annette Petriccione| WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ) Verified The body of a Cumberland County College student missing since May 24 was found in a swampy area on Monday. Before the school year is done the township's youngest students will see metal detectors installed at the elementary schools, much like they have at the middle and high school. New Jersey medical experts, who've handled countless cases related to allergy medications over the years, are warning allergy sufferers that the side effects of these drugs can prove deadly behind the wheel.

    By Annette Petriccione · WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ)

    Jun. 07, 2018

  • New Jersey 101.5 News - Flash Briefing for June 6 (Afternoon)

    By Annette Petriccione| WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ) Verified Before the school year is done the township's youngest students will see metal detectors installed at the elementary schools, much like they have at the middle and high school. The decision by the Miss America pageant to eliminate the swimsuit and evening wear competitions is not supported by the reigning Miss New Jersey.

    By Annette Petriccione · WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ)

    Jun. 06, 2018

  • New Jersey 101.5 News - Flash Briefing for June 7 (Afternoon)

    By Annette Petriccione| WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ) Verified The body of a Cumberland County College student missing since May 24 was found in a swampy area on Monday. Before the school year is done the township's youngest students will see metal detectors installed at the elementary schools, much like they have at the middle and high school. New Jersey medical experts, who've handled countless cases related to allergy medications over the years, are warning allergy sufferers that the side effects of these drugs can prove deadly behind the wheel.

    By Annette Petriccione · WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ)

    Jun. 07, 2018

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WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ)

Harrison, New York, United States

+1 203-861-0900