Jerry Carino
College Basketball Writer and News Columnist at Asbury Park Press
College basketball writer and news columnist for the Asbury Park Press & Gannett New Jersey. Professor at Kean University. Host of the Jersey Jump Shot podcast.
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3 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Jerry Carino
When Paulo Silva returned home from Navy combat deployment in the Middle East, he discovered his beloved dog Archie was gone. What happened next shows how social media can be a positive, unifying force. Archie, a 5-year-old golden retriever had been entrusted to a relative in New Jersey, while Silva was serving an eight-month stint aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman.
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3 weeks ago |
delawareonline.com | Jerry Carino
The sad story of a sailor whose dog was given away while he was on a combat deployment now has a happy ending. Paulo Silva, a Freehold native and current Virginia resident who took to social media to plead for the return of his beloved golden retriever Archie, followed up by announcing the situation's resolution on June 4.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Jerry Carino
The sad story of a sailor whose dog was given away while he was on a combat deployment now has a happy ending. Paolo Silva, a Freehold native and current Virginia resident who took to social media to plead for the return of his beloved golden retriever Archie, followed up by announcing the situation's resolution on June 4.
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3 weeks ago |
app.com | Jerry Carino
PENNSAUKEN – There are always a couple of surprises at the NJSIAA track & field Meet of Champions. Shore Conference seniors Nnaemeka Amaechina of Central Regional and Hunter Celkupa of Colts Neck turned in two of them at the 2025 edition. Amaechina won the boys long jump with a monster leap of 24 feet, 1 inch – breaking the Ocean County record in the process. Celkupa, who began the spring season sidelined by a foot injury, rallied to win the 1600 in a time of 4:12.10.
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3 weeks ago |
app.com | Jerry Carino
“She’s always there for everyone else, all the time – her students, her coworkers, her family,” fellow Brick resident Lindsay Woodruff said. “It means a lot to give back to her.”During a decade-and-a-half as an elementary school teacher in Barnegat, Allyce Lewis became known “not only for her commitment to education but also for her kindness and leadership.”According to her principal, she “has touched the lives of countless students and colleagues.”Now, that community is returning the favor.
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"This is my Super Bowl." "He got detained, not arrested." "You are what you eat, essentially." A look under the costumes at the three guys in BlueClaws' Pork Roll, Egg & Cheese race - NJ's signature minor-league baseball promotion: https://t.co/4hExXqPn7m via @asburyparkpress
Chris Gotterup enters the final day tied for 11th (and fourth among Americans) at +4
There are 156 golfers at this week's U.S. Open, but only two of them know the difference between Bar A and Jenks. Chris Gotterup and Ryan McCormick on repping the Jersey Shore at Oakmont after taking unlikely roads to the big stage: https://t.co/edJs9umteI via @asburyparkpress
McCormick remains on a Hazell-like roll. He shot even-par 70 on Thursday and sits tied for 11th.
There are 156 golfers at this week's U.S. Open, but only two of them know the difference between Bar A and Jenks. Chris Gotterup and Ryan McCormick on repping the Jersey Shore at Oakmont after taking unlikely roads to the big stage: https://t.co/edJs9umteI via @asburyparkpress