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Jacklyn Corley

About Jacklyn

Email: jacklyn.corley@patch.com

Phone: 908-230-0585

Jacklyn Corley joined Patch as Local Editor for the Freehold Patch site in November 2010. She accepted a position as Associate Regional Editor for Patch's Central Jersey sites in August 2011 and was promoted to Regional Editor in March 2013. The region she manages includes East Brunswick Patch, East Windsor PatchFreehold Patch, Holmdel-Hazlet Patch, Howell Patch, Lawrenceville Patch, Little Silver-Oceanport PatchLong Branch-Eatontown PatchManalapan Patch, Marlboro Patch, Matawan-Aberdeen Patch, Middletown Patch, New Brunswick Patch, Princeton Patch, Red Bank-Shrewsbury Patch, Rumson-Fair Haven Patch, and South Brunswick Patch.

Corley began her journalism career as a freelance writer for The Courier in Middletown in January 2004. She subsequently took a reporter position at the paper, covering 12 towns in Monmouth County's Bayshore region. She was promoted to associate editor and later rebuilt the newspaper's Web site.

Corley became a producer at NJ.com in March 2006. She worked with NJ.com's newspaper partners on social media and community engagement initiatives.

She received her B.A. from Haverford College in 2004 and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing and Literature from Bennington College in January 2011. In her free time, Corley enjoys reading, writing and publishing fiction.

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Leave a note for your neighbor

Pamela Collins

10:15 am on Friday, December 16, 2011

Hello Jacklyn,
We are registered business owners in Howell Township. We recently (over the summer) appealed our taxes. We also did this in Ocean County.

I have an overview of the negative experience. This affects thousands of individuals. Would you like to hear it? If so, please email me at pthompson146@comcast.net and I will forward scenario. Thanks Pam

carolanne

11:12 pm on Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Jackie anyone tell the papers that a home on robertsville rd,was broken into on july 3rd.Retired police officer and his wife found their basement window broken into.Word on the street is the suspect got away with some jewelry and a 38 revolver.Time to move out of the hood.