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Kelly Waldron

Born and raised in New Jersey, Kelly Waldron graduated from Rutgers University and got her start in radio at WSUS in Sussex County.  She then moved on to WCTC/WMGQ in Middlesex County where she spent five years as Morning Drive News Anchor and Reporter before moving on to become a national correspondent for Metro Networks where she started the New Jersey Bureau.  From Metro Networks, Kelly moved on to WCBS 880 in New York where she spent ten years as a reporter.  Kelly decided to come back to her New Jersey roots and joined the NJ 101.5 news team as our Afternoon Drive News Anchor and Reporter.  She resides in Monroe with her husband and two children.

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More Smokers Relighting, A Result Of Economy [AUDIO]

In New Jersey, there has been a dramatic cut in services available for people to get help in quitting smoking and with the tough economy, many former smokers have picked up the habit once again.

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Volunteers to Take Part in Post-Sandy ‘Wave of Action’

More than 1,200 volunteers will hit the marshes, parks, beaches and communities from Cape May to Staten Island this Saturday for "Marsh Madness," and effort organized by Clean Ocean Action, to continue post-Sandy clean up efforts for the spring.

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Unintentional Poisoning of Children Rises, Study Says [AUDIO]

Every parent knows to store medicine out of the reach of small children and yet, each year more than 67,000 youngsters are treated in emergency rooms for unintentional poisoning, which is a 30 percent increase over the last decade.

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Nursing Shortages Increase Risk for Low Birth Rate Babies; Study Says

Infants weighing less than 3.25 pounds account for half of infant deaths in the United States.  Yet, a new study released in JAMA-Pediatrics documents that these critically ill babies don't receive optimal nursing care, which can lead to hospital-acquired infections that double their death rate and could lead to long-term developmental issues.

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