David O'Reilly(856) 779-3841Pete Seeger and Me: Remembering the man, the music, and his legacyAnyone aiming to understand folk musician Pete Seeger and his undying belief that music can make the world a better place should read this Inquirer essay from 1998.David O'Reilly and Dan DeLuca March 2, 2025Link copied to clipboardIn Creato trial, text messages chronicle roiling passions, but offer no hint of murderProsecutors presented a flurry of text and social media exchanges between the Haddon Township man and his then-girlfriend in the hours leading up to the discovery of his 3-year-old son's body.David O'Reilly May 17, 2017Link copied to clipboardUrban farm and mortgage firm latest in line for N.J. tax breaks to move to CamdenAeroFarms would build an indoor hydroponic farm in the city modeled on its operation in Newark, which it calls the “world’s largest vertical farm.”David O'Reilly May 9, 2017Link copied to clipboardHow clean are Philly, South Jersey waterways now? A 3-day voyage aims to find outGrowing up, the freeholder recalled, he and his friends would catch fish from the Cooper River “with tumors and three and four eyes. I’m not kidding. It was disgusting.”David O'Reilly April 22, 2017Link copied to clipboardN.J. issues report card on schools, and it's more wide-ranging this yearAmong the data: faculty attendance, student absenteeism, PSAT and ACT performance in addition to SAT scores, and advanced placement and international baccalaureate counts.David O'Reilly April 4, 2017Link copied to clipboardJoint Base reports high levels of two hazardous chemicals in waterPFOS and PFOA, used for decades in firefighting at Joint Base McGuire/Dix/Lakehurst, have contaminated ground, surface, and drinking water on and near the base.David O'Reilly March 27, 2017Link copied to clipboardIn Pinelands, a new line of defense against illegal off-roadersIn a pilot program, sturdy wooden barricades have gone up at bogs and ponds to thwart riders of ATVs from splashing through and destroying these breeding grounds for a host of forest frogs.David O'Reilly March 12, 2017Link copied to clipboardJurors revisit audio and video recordings of CreatoThere will be no proceedings Monday, Memorial Day, and Judge Kelley chose not to resume deliberations Friday after several jurors said they had previous commitments.David O'Reilly May 25, 2017Link copied to clipboardCreato jury gets tutorial in social mediaJurors in the David Creato murder trial Tuesday heard lengthy testimony from an expert prosecution witness about how cellphones and social media store messages and other data.David O'Reilly May 16, 2017Link copied to clipboardIn all of Weird New Jersey, this man's property may be the weirdestThis Bass River Township, N.J., homeowner has assembled a carnival of giant dinosaurs, angels, cannons, animals, toys and other random kitsch so vast and various as to challenge all ordinary conventions of taste.David O'Reilly Link copied to clipboardEnvironmental group asks court to block work on Pinelands pipeline until appeals are heardThe motion for a stay asserts that the Pinelands Commission’s Feb. 24 approval of the project violated its own comprehensive management plan, or charter.David O'Reilly April 18, 2017Link copied to clipboardWant a summer job at the Shore? It definitely helps to be the outgoing typeMost will work six days a week and start at $8.50 an hour -- pennies above minimum wage. And that fryer job is no day at the beach.David O'Reilly April 1, 2017Link copied to clipboardCoast Guard signals popular Shore inlet no longer safe for boatersSandbars and shallows in the approaches to the scenic Little Egg Inlet migrate so unpredictably that the Coast Guard has pulled six of its seven navigational aids from the waterway.David O'Reilly March 21, 2017Link copied to clipboardIn Pinelands, a new line of defense against illegal off-roadersIn a pilot program, sturdy wooden barricades have gone up at bogs and ponds to thwart riders of ATVs from splashing through and destroying these breeding grounds for a host of forest frogs.David O'Reilly Link copied to clipboardNew Jersey DEP launches research vessel named for longtime former agency chiefRobert C. Shinn Jr., a former assemblyman and director of the Burlington County Board of Freeholders, served eight years as DEP commissioner, the longest term to date.David O'Reilly May 20, 2017Link copied to clipboard'World's largest indoor farm' to rise in an unlikely spot in South JerseyA New Jersey tax credit is luring the company to set up operations in Camden. About 75 percent of its workforce of about 100 would likely be drawn from the city and surrounding towns.David O'Reilly May 12, 2017Link copied to clipboardFirst cut of the season: Asparagus sprouts in N.J.New Jersey grows $367 million worth of agricultural products each year, with $9.5 million of that coming from asparagus, usually the first crop to emerge each spring. The state is the nation’s fourth-largest grower of asparagus, which was selling for $1.79 a pound this week at Grasso Girls.David O'Reilly May 4, 2017Link copied to clipboardNJ asks feds to drop limits on a prize catch at the Shore — summer flounderThis delicately flavored flatfish is the pinup girl, the heart’s desire, of thousands of New Jersey’s recreational fishermen -- and has long been the source of many millions of dollars in tourism revenue.David O'Reilly April 10, 2017Link copied to clipboardA tiny shorebird inspires N.J. filmmaker and a flock of poets"Birds of May," premiering in Princeton, asks whether the migratory red knot and the oyster farmer can share Delaware Bay. To the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation's poetry program, the bird is a symbol of the plight of refugees.David O'Reilly March 28, 2017Link copied to clipboardJersey peach crop seems to withstand cold snap just fineThis week’s Arctic blast was bad news for the flowering magnolias and cherry trees that brought springlike color to the region early this month, but not for peaches.David O'Reilly March 16, 2017Link copied to clipboardSee more stories
Pete Seeger and Me: Remembering the man, the music, and his legacyAnyone aiming to understand folk musician Pete Seeger and his undying belief that music can make the world a better place should read this Inquirer essay from 1998.David O'Reilly and Dan DeLuca March 2, 2025Link copied to clipboard
Pete Seeger and Me: Remembering the man, the music, and his legacyAnyone aiming to understand folk musician Pete Seeger and his undying belief that music can make the world a better place should read this Inquirer essay from 1998.David O'Reilly and Dan DeLuca March 2, 2025Link copied to clipboard
In Creato trial, text messages chronicle roiling passions, but offer no hint of murderProsecutors presented a flurry of text and social media exchanges between the Haddon Township man and his then-girlfriend in the hours leading up to the discovery of his 3-year-old son's body.David O'Reilly May 17, 2017Link copied to clipboard
In Creato trial, text messages chronicle roiling passions, but offer no hint of murderProsecutors presented a flurry of text and social media exchanges between the Haddon Township man and his then-girlfriend in the hours leading up to the discovery of his 3-year-old son's body.David O'Reilly May 17, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Urban farm and mortgage firm latest in line for N.J. tax breaks to move to CamdenAeroFarms would build an indoor hydroponic farm in the city modeled on its operation in Newark, which it calls the “world’s largest vertical farm.”David O'Reilly May 9, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Urban farm and mortgage firm latest in line for N.J. tax breaks to move to CamdenAeroFarms would build an indoor hydroponic farm in the city modeled on its operation in Newark, which it calls the “world’s largest vertical farm.”David O'Reilly May 9, 2017Link copied to clipboard
How clean are Philly, South Jersey waterways now? A 3-day voyage aims to find outGrowing up, the freeholder recalled, he and his friends would catch fish from the Cooper River “with tumors and three and four eyes. I’m not kidding. It was disgusting.”David O'Reilly April 22, 2017Link copied to clipboard
How clean are Philly, South Jersey waterways now? A 3-day voyage aims to find outGrowing up, the freeholder recalled, he and his friends would catch fish from the Cooper River “with tumors and three and four eyes. I’m not kidding. It was disgusting.”David O'Reilly April 22, 2017Link copied to clipboard
N.J. issues report card on schools, and it's more wide-ranging this yearAmong the data: faculty attendance, student absenteeism, PSAT and ACT performance in addition to SAT scores, and advanced placement and international baccalaureate counts.David O'Reilly April 4, 2017Link copied to clipboard
N.J. issues report card on schools, and it's more wide-ranging this yearAmong the data: faculty attendance, student absenteeism, PSAT and ACT performance in addition to SAT scores, and advanced placement and international baccalaureate counts.David O'Reilly April 4, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Joint Base reports high levels of two hazardous chemicals in waterPFOS and PFOA, used for decades in firefighting at Joint Base McGuire/Dix/Lakehurst, have contaminated ground, surface, and drinking water on and near the base.David O'Reilly March 27, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Joint Base reports high levels of two hazardous chemicals in waterPFOS and PFOA, used for decades in firefighting at Joint Base McGuire/Dix/Lakehurst, have contaminated ground, surface, and drinking water on and near the base.David O'Reilly March 27, 2017Link copied to clipboard
In Pinelands, a new line of defense against illegal off-roadersIn a pilot program, sturdy wooden barricades have gone up at bogs and ponds to thwart riders of ATVs from splashing through and destroying these breeding grounds for a host of forest frogs.David O'Reilly March 12, 2017Link copied to clipboard
In Pinelands, a new line of defense against illegal off-roadersIn a pilot program, sturdy wooden barricades have gone up at bogs and ponds to thwart riders of ATVs from splashing through and destroying these breeding grounds for a host of forest frogs.David O'Reilly March 12, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Jurors revisit audio and video recordings of CreatoThere will be no proceedings Monday, Memorial Day, and Judge Kelley chose not to resume deliberations Friday after several jurors said they had previous commitments.David O'Reilly May 25, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Jurors revisit audio and video recordings of CreatoThere will be no proceedings Monday, Memorial Day, and Judge Kelley chose not to resume deliberations Friday after several jurors said they had previous commitments.David O'Reilly May 25, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Creato jury gets tutorial in social mediaJurors in the David Creato murder trial Tuesday heard lengthy testimony from an expert prosecution witness about how cellphones and social media store messages and other data.David O'Reilly May 16, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Creato jury gets tutorial in social mediaJurors in the David Creato murder trial Tuesday heard lengthy testimony from an expert prosecution witness about how cellphones and social media store messages and other data.David O'Reilly May 16, 2017Link copied to clipboard
In all of Weird New Jersey, this man's property may be the weirdestThis Bass River Township, N.J., homeowner has assembled a carnival of giant dinosaurs, angels, cannons, animals, toys and other random kitsch so vast and various as to challenge all ordinary conventions of taste.David O'Reilly Link copied to clipboard
In all of Weird New Jersey, this man's property may be the weirdestThis Bass River Township, N.J., homeowner has assembled a carnival of giant dinosaurs, angels, cannons, animals, toys and other random kitsch so vast and various as to challenge all ordinary conventions of taste.David O'Reilly Link copied to clipboard
Environmental group asks court to block work on Pinelands pipeline until appeals are heardThe motion for a stay asserts that the Pinelands Commission’s Feb. 24 approval of the project violated its own comprehensive management plan, or charter.David O'Reilly April 18, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Environmental group asks court to block work on Pinelands pipeline until appeals are heardThe motion for a stay asserts that the Pinelands Commission’s Feb. 24 approval of the project violated its own comprehensive management plan, or charter.David O'Reilly April 18, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Want a summer job at the Shore? It definitely helps to be the outgoing typeMost will work six days a week and start at $8.50 an hour -- pennies above minimum wage. And that fryer job is no day at the beach.David O'Reilly April 1, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Want a summer job at the Shore? It definitely helps to be the outgoing typeMost will work six days a week and start at $8.50 an hour -- pennies above minimum wage. And that fryer job is no day at the beach.David O'Reilly April 1, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Coast Guard signals popular Shore inlet no longer safe for boatersSandbars and shallows in the approaches to the scenic Little Egg Inlet migrate so unpredictably that the Coast Guard has pulled six of its seven navigational aids from the waterway.David O'Reilly March 21, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Coast Guard signals popular Shore inlet no longer safe for boatersSandbars and shallows in the approaches to the scenic Little Egg Inlet migrate so unpredictably that the Coast Guard has pulled six of its seven navigational aids from the waterway.David O'Reilly March 21, 2017Link copied to clipboard
In Pinelands, a new line of defense against illegal off-roadersIn a pilot program, sturdy wooden barricades have gone up at bogs and ponds to thwart riders of ATVs from splashing through and destroying these breeding grounds for a host of forest frogs.David O'Reilly Link copied to clipboard
In Pinelands, a new line of defense against illegal off-roadersIn a pilot program, sturdy wooden barricades have gone up at bogs and ponds to thwart riders of ATVs from splashing through and destroying these breeding grounds for a host of forest frogs.David O'Reilly Link copied to clipboard
New Jersey DEP launches research vessel named for longtime former agency chiefRobert C. Shinn Jr., a former assemblyman and director of the Burlington County Board of Freeholders, served eight years as DEP commissioner, the longest term to date.David O'Reilly May 20, 2017Link copied to clipboard
New Jersey DEP launches research vessel named for longtime former agency chiefRobert C. Shinn Jr., a former assemblyman and director of the Burlington County Board of Freeholders, served eight years as DEP commissioner, the longest term to date.David O'Reilly May 20, 2017Link copied to clipboard
'World's largest indoor farm' to rise in an unlikely spot in South JerseyA New Jersey tax credit is luring the company to set up operations in Camden. About 75 percent of its workforce of about 100 would likely be drawn from the city and surrounding towns.David O'Reilly May 12, 2017Link copied to clipboard
'World's largest indoor farm' to rise in an unlikely spot in South JerseyA New Jersey tax credit is luring the company to set up operations in Camden. About 75 percent of its workforce of about 100 would likely be drawn from the city and surrounding towns.David O'Reilly May 12, 2017Link copied to clipboard
First cut of the season: Asparagus sprouts in N.J.New Jersey grows $367 million worth of agricultural products each year, with $9.5 million of that coming from asparagus, usually the first crop to emerge each spring. The state is the nation’s fourth-largest grower of asparagus, which was selling for $1.79 a pound this week at Grasso Girls.David O'Reilly May 4, 2017Link copied to clipboard
First cut of the season: Asparagus sprouts in N.J.New Jersey grows $367 million worth of agricultural products each year, with $9.5 million of that coming from asparagus, usually the first crop to emerge each spring. The state is the nation’s fourth-largest grower of asparagus, which was selling for $1.79 a pound this week at Grasso Girls.David O'Reilly May 4, 2017Link copied to clipboard
NJ asks feds to drop limits on a prize catch at the Shore — summer flounderThis delicately flavored flatfish is the pinup girl, the heart’s desire, of thousands of New Jersey’s recreational fishermen -- and has long been the source of many millions of dollars in tourism revenue.David O'Reilly April 10, 2017Link copied to clipboard
NJ asks feds to drop limits on a prize catch at the Shore — summer flounderThis delicately flavored flatfish is the pinup girl, the heart’s desire, of thousands of New Jersey’s recreational fishermen -- and has long been the source of many millions of dollars in tourism revenue.David O'Reilly April 10, 2017Link copied to clipboard
A tiny shorebird inspires N.J. filmmaker and a flock of poets"Birds of May," premiering in Princeton, asks whether the migratory red knot and the oyster farmer can share Delaware Bay. To the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation's poetry program, the bird is a symbol of the plight of refugees.David O'Reilly March 28, 2017Link copied to clipboard
A tiny shorebird inspires N.J. filmmaker and a flock of poets"Birds of May," premiering in Princeton, asks whether the migratory red knot and the oyster farmer can share Delaware Bay. To the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation's poetry program, the bird is a symbol of the plight of refugees.David O'Reilly March 28, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Jersey peach crop seems to withstand cold snap just fineThis week’s Arctic blast was bad news for the flowering magnolias and cherry trees that brought springlike color to the region early this month, but not for peaches.David O'Reilly March 16, 2017Link copied to clipboard
Jersey peach crop seems to withstand cold snap just fineThis week’s Arctic blast was bad news for the flowering magnolias and cherry trees that brought springlike color to the region early this month, but not for peaches.David O'Reilly March 16, 2017Link copied to clipboard
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