Paul Milo

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Paul Milo has worked as a reporter in northern New Jersey for more than 20 years, first for North Jersey Media Group / NorthJersey.com, then at Patch.com and at NJ.com / The Star-Ledger. He has written about a 106-year-old World War I veteran, the Sept. 11 attacks and a 15-year-old stock manipulator who was the youngest person ever civilly charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission, among many other stories. He has interviewed governors, presidential candidates and celebrities including Ryan Seacrest and comedian Kevin Hart.

In addition to his work for New Jersey-based outlets, he has also written for BeliefNet, Editor and Publisher, The Huffington Post, The Boston Globe and other publications, as well as freelance assignments for global chemical company BASF.

His first book, Your Flying Car Awaits, was published by HarperCollins in 2010. As part of the book’s promotional efforts he was interviewed by The New York Times and on WNYC radio’s The Brian Lehrer Show

Paul was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

Paul Milo's Contributions

Bayonne Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen Bayonne Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen
Bayonne Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen A 21-year-old Bayonne man was arrested Monday and charged with sexually assaulting a girl in Jersey City earlier this month, the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office said.  Xavier Patten was being held at the Hudson County jail on charges of sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. Prosecutors are seeking to hold Patten in pretrial detention.  Patten allegedly assaulted the 15-year-old girl, also a Bayonne resident, at a motel on Tonnelle Avenue in Jersey City July 7.  He is scheduled to make an initial appearance in court Friday. 
Liquor, $100K Clock Reported Stolen From Montclair's Pig and Prince Liquor, $100K Clock Reported Stolen From Montclair's Pig and Prince
Liquor, $100K Clock Reported Stolen From Montclair's Pig and Prince A valuable fixture along with $5,000 in alcohol was reported stolen from the recently shuttered Pig and Prince restaurant in Montclair last week, police said.  A worker said a clock worth $100,000 had been taken from the restaurant, which is  located in Lackawanna Plaza. The theft, which is still under investigation, was reported July 9.  Devotees of Montclair's dynamic foodie scene were heartbroken when the popular restaurant unexpectedly closed June 8. The closing was announced just a few days prior, stunning fans of the restaurant's distinctive American-style cuisine and i…
Dolphin Stranded In Jersey City Waterway Rescued, But Later Dies Dolphin Stranded In Jersey City Waterway Rescued, But Later Dies
Dolphin Stranded In Jersey City Waterway Rescued, But Later Dies A dolphin that was in distress as it struggled in the Morris Canal in Jersey City was saved Monday thanks to a group effort by police, wildlife officers and other responders, the city said in a statement.  The city's Emergency Services Unit was called to Essex and Hudson streets, within sight of the iconic Colgate Clock, shortly before 5 p.m. There they found the mammal floundering in the shallows near the rocky shoreline.  State Park Police and an animal control officer from the Liberty Humane Society helped in the rescue, which involved using a sheet to hold the dolphin in place…
Newark Opens Cooling Centers As Temps Begin To Soar Newark Opens Cooling Centers As Temps Begin To Soar
Newark Opens Cooling Centers As Temps Begin To Soar With temperatures expected to hit triple-digits by the weekend, officials in Newark have opened cooling stations for all residents as well as for senior citizens specifically.  The heat wave beginning Tuesday is expected to last through the weekend. The very old, the very young and other vulnerable people are urged to be careful during periods of peak high temperatures, which usually come in the early and mid-afternoon.  Everyone should drink plenty of fluids, stay in air-conditioned areas as much as possible, and wear loose, lightweight clothing.  The locations and schedule…
UPDATE: Two More Arrested In Brutal Jersey City Beating Caught On Video UPDATE: Two More Arrested In Brutal Jersey City Beating Caught On Video
Update: Two More Arrested In Brutal Jersey City Beating Caught On Video UPDATE, July 22: A total of four people have now been arrested in connection with the attack. Click here for more.  Police in Jersey City have arrested two women for their alleged involvement in an attack on a motorist that was captured on a video that was widely shared on social media.  Bria Exum and Shirley Burrows, both 26, each have been charged with assault. Exum has also been charged with burglary and endangering an injured victim.  In the graphic video, a 42-year-old Newark man is pulled from his car and beaten by a group of people early Sunday morning on Martin Luthe…
Former Hoops Standout At Elizabeth's St. Mary High Drowns In N.Y. Former Hoops Standout At Elizabeth's St. Mary High Drowns In N.Y.
Former Hoops Standout At Elizabeth's St. Mary High Drowns In N.Y. Calistus Anyichie, a star player on the basketball team for St. Mary of the Assumption High School in Elizabeth, drowned Sunday at a state park in Ithaca, New York, authorities there said. The 19-year-old was a rising sophomore at SUNY Binghamton, where he had made his mark on the court and in the classroom. “There is no blueprint for how to deal with such a painful loss,” Binghamton basketball head coach Tommy Dempsey said on Twitter. “We all loved Calistus so much. He was such a special young man. We are devastated.” The Ithaca Fire Department and other agencies were dispatched to Upper…
Nutley Police Officer OK After Fleeing Newark Driver Hits Him: Police Nutley Police Officer OK After Fleeing Newark Driver Hits Him: Police
Nutley Police Officer OK After Fleeing Newark Driver Hits Him: Police A Nutley police officer suffered minor injuries to his arm when a Newark motorist struck him with her vehicle July 6, the department said in a statement.  Police approached a suspicious vehicle driven by Shanoa Glover, 30, on Franklin Avenue. Glover hit the officer when she fled from the scene, according to police.  Police briefly chased her but broke off the pursuit. She was identified and later arrested by authorities in Newark.  Glover has been charged with aggravated assault, obstruction and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.  She was also issued numer…
Elizabeth Man Ran Heroin Mill, $825K In Drugs Seized: Prosecutor Elizabeth Man Ran Heroin Mill, $825K In Drugs Seized: Prosecutor
Elizabeth Man Ran Heroin Mill, $825K In Drugs Seized: Prosecutor A large heroin processing facility was raided in Irvington last week and an Elizabeth man has been charged with running it, the Union County Prosecutor's Office said Monday.  Sean Henderon, 30, was arrested while he was traveling in a Lyft ride share Thursday in Elizabeth. He had the keys to the apartment housing the heroin mill in his possession when he was arrested, the prosecutor's office said.  Henderson was arrested the same day authorities raided the mill, located in the 100 block of Western Parkway in Irvington. The raid was carried out following an investigation by Detecti…
Man Charged With Sexual Assault, Child Endangerment In Secaucus Man Charged With Sexual Assault, Child Endangerment In Secaucus
Man Charged With Sexual Assault, Child Endangerment In Secaucus A North Brunswick man was arrested Friday on charges he committed sexual assault and other offenses in a Secaucus park earlier this month, Capt. Dennis Miller of the Secaucus Police Department said.  Police were called to Buchmuller Park July 5 to investigate a report of a male committing lewd acts. The man had fled when a park worker approached him, Miller said.  Evidence was collected at the scene and the man as well as his vehicle were recorded on surveillance video, leading to his arrest at the Harmon Meadow Plaza Friday, Miller said .  Rizwan Ashraf, 35, was charged wit…
Daniel Cupo Of Wayne, 20, Was 'Light Of His Parents' Lives' Daniel Cupo Of Wayne, 20, Was 'Light Of His Parents' Lives'
Daniel Cupo Of Wayne, 20, Was 'Light Of His Parents' Lives' Services were held Friday for Daniel V. Cupo of Wayne, who died July 8. He was 20 years old.  Born in Pequannock, he was a lifelong Wayne resident. He was a student at The Gramon School in Fairfield, where he played basketball and soccer. In his free time he also loved music, swimming and long drives with his father.  His parents, Daniel and Victoria (nee Jandura) described him as the light of their lives.  He is also survived by his uncle, Bob Cupo and his wife Sherry; aunt Suman Paul; and cousins Anthony, Robert and Christopher.  Entombment was at Laurel Grove Cemete…
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