Meet the bloggers
Your Host: Ulysses "Jeff" Rivers, Herald News Editorial Page Editor Other journalistic stops include Ebony, The Commercial Appeal in Memphis and The Hartford Courant. |
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Mehdi Eliefifi Founder and president of the New Jersey Outreach Group, providing research assistance, cross-cultural awareness programs to corporations, organizations, schools, churches, temples, and community centers. He is an active member of many interfaith and community groups in New York and New Jersey. Born and raised in Egypt. Immigrated to the US over twenty years ago. | Rafael Cuellar "These three cities are very true and dear to me since I have lived, gone to school and made a living in them most of my life." |
Sheri Ferreira "Sure, her streets could be cleaner, her perception could be brighter, and maybe, just maybe the traffic lights on Main Street could be more in sync making my commute easier, but I still love this city, and I can't wait to tell you why." | Steve Goldberg I hope I represent Clifton well, but more importantly I hope I represent humanity well. |
Nancy Grier "Don't forget invite me to your block. Let's talk about what going on in your 'hood." | Hezekiah Griggs III My current venture enables me to travel throughout the country speaking to young and old about the importance of believing in the power of dreams. |
Jonathan Hodges Over the next few months, I will be taking the literary pulse of the city of Paterson, measuring its blood pressure, examining the good and bad, digging deep beneath the surface and laying out, in some cases, a prescription for change. | Kisha Manning I truly love the Silk City and I hope, through dialogue, you will begin to love it as well. |
Gus Penaranda![]() Born, raised, educated and now a homeowner in Paterson. Son of immigrants from Peru. An employee of the New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation. I have dedicated most of my adult life to helping senior citizens and children in Paterson through various projects. | Anna Villalongo![]() Born, raised and homeowner in Paterson. One of 12 children by Puerto Rican parents. Mother of four. Graduate of Passaic County Community College. |
| Margie Semler
My intention is to keep the readers informed and give them food for thought and action. | |
Director of the Downtown Paterson Special Improvement District. Started as an intern for theSID while a student at William Paterson University.
Born and raised in NYC, moved to Clifton in 1995. Father of three, husband of one and education consultant.
Resident of the City of Passaic. President of HG3media (
Resident of Paterson, recent graduate of William Paterson University, community activist, and most importantly, a single mom. 


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