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Nicole Zanchelli
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Journalist and Writer, New Jersey Hills Media Group
Gillette, Morristown
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Biography
I graduated from SUNY New Paltz in 2020 with a bachelor's degree in journalism and sociology. During my time in New Paltz, I worked as a research assistant for an associate professor of journalism, served as the Features Editor for The New Paltz Oracle, and freelanced for two publications. I currently work as the Editor for the Echoes-Sentinel, a New Jersey newspaper that covers Morris County and Somerset County municipalities.
Opinion , Breaking News, Land use, Local government, Social Injustices , People , Arts
fashion, technology, apps
Content
By Nicole Zanchelli Verified| TAPinto Newark Verified NEWARK - Board of Education President Hasani Council has become a “Certified Board Leader” through the New Jersey School Boards Association (NJSBA) Member Academy. Two other board colleagues — Kanileah Anderson and Josephine Garcia — also received NJSBA certifications around the time of Council's “Certified Board Leader” achievement. Council was first elected to the Newark school board in 2020 and was elected board president in 2023.
By Nicole Zanchelli Verified| TAPinto Newark Verified NEWARK - Spring break for Newark students begins tomorrow and, for many families, it is a time when securing meals and finding safe activities for their children is a struggle, said city nonprofit and school district officials. Newark-based nonprofit United Community Corporation (UCC) has the Greater Newark youth covered this spring break vacation with activities, competitive sports, educational workshops and more with its “Spring into Action” weeklong programming.
By Cydney Smith, Nicole Zanchelli Verified| TAPinto Newark Verified Newark may still get its first Chick-fil-A restaurant, despite a long wait and some opposition. The chain, one of the largest and typically voted one of the most popular fast-food chains in the nation, proposed the restaurant at the corner of Broadway and Broad Street nearly a year ago. The city’s planning board approved the plan unanimously on June 10, 2024. Since then, the former Burger King on the Newark site has been fenced and vacant.
Company Info
New Jersey Hills Media Group
Our newspapers provide news, sports coverage, entertainment, obituaries, about New Jersey, Morris County, Somerset County, Somerset County, Bernardsville, Caldwell, North Caldwell, West Caldwell, Madison, Chester Borough, Chester Township, Chatham, Chatham
Morristown, New Jersey, United States
'+1 908-766-3900
Founded: 1897