Joe Cutter is the senior news anchor at New Jersey 101.5. I have toiled daily in the newsroom since 1989 as an anchor, correspondent, field reporter and news director. I have also learned not to call State government between noon and 1:30, because they are out to lunch.
Joe Cutter
The sun shone on Jersey’s solar program last year
Last year was a record year for new solar installations in New Jersey, as the state increased capacity by 447 megawatts.
Gas is super cheap — just when almost nobody is driving
Gas prices keep going down in New Jersey and elsewhere.
Order take-out but do it safely, Rutgers food safety expert says
We are all being denied diner and restaurant visits because of Gov. Phil Murphy's public health emergency executive order, which only permits eateries to serve drive-thru and take-out.
Kids at home? If your gun is unsecured, they’re in danger
There are many more kids at home right now.
Youth football safer with practice helmets, techniques — Rutgers research
Rutgers researchers have been working to reduce middle school football injuries with different protective head gear and safer tackling techniques.
Balance and routines: Managing household stress in stressful times
Parents are trying to keep all the balls in the air right now — juggling work from home, managing home schooling and worrying about their jobs and their family's health.
Parents of special-needs children are managing new stress during outbreak
The parents of children with special needs face unique challenges right now because, like other kids, theirs are also home and away from their usual routine.
Coronavirus information for families with special-needs kids
School closings are also affecting families with special needs children, including those who are autistic.
NJ kids are home from school. What to do with them?
It takes planning to keep them occupied, engaged and learning.
NJ accountants still don’t like Murphy’s millionaire’s tax plan
A survey of members of the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants finds strong opposition to Governor Murphy's millionaire's tax proposal, and opposition to an expanded millionaire's tax