I love being part of New Jersey 101.5. It's a station I was a fan of even before working here, plus New Jersey is my home state. Born and raised in Union County, that whole area seen in the old "Sopranos" opening credits was pretty much my back yard. I've also lived in Cape May, Mercer, Middlesex, and Somerset counties. Now I reside in Hunterdon County with my wife and four kids. I love Bruce Springsteen, Jersey pizza, summers at Seaside and the greatest radio audience in the world!
Jeff Deminski
Springsteen to give historic Central Park performance this summer
We know from Mayor Bill de Blasio that eight major acts are supposed to make up the entertainment for the performance.
A look back at tragic amusement ride deaths in NJ
While the most infamous New Jersey amusement park was Action Park, mishaps and tragedies happened throughout the state.
Max Weinberg to play NJ Lottery Festival of Ballooning
For decades he’s been the drumbeat of the E Street Band and now he’ll be tearing it up at the NJ Lottery Festival of Ballooning.
Freebies you can get just for being vaccinated
Private industry in a desire to get everything opened up and back to normal ASAP has taken it upon itself to push for vaccinations through incentives.
What wind farms off NJ shore will look like – will tourism die?
Ask yourself if this is enough to make you move on to another beach. Is it too much of an eyesore?
The best movies filmed in Jersey (Opinion)
With Governor Murphy trying luring more filming in NJ, I came up with my choices for the best projects that were filmed in the Garden State.
Actor who portrayed Tony Soprano’s dad dead at 66
Actor Joseph Siravo was not a Jersey guy. But he might as well have been.
What’s with the movie pop-up restaurants coming to New Jersey?
When did pop-ups even become a thing? Does this make me sound old? Is this my get-off-my-lawn moment?
NJ Griswold Christmas house finds place for homeless family
Steve and Gina Harbaugh had so much in the way of cash donations that they’ve done something truly special this year.
World War II explosives discovered in backyard
The Atlantic City Bomb Squad was called.