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Bobby Olivier

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Director, Digital Storytelling + music guy @njdotcom + @starledger, N.J.'s No. 1 news source. I am an endless source of useless information. Jersey forever.
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Massive N.J. country music festival gets strangely emotional as 2 stars cry on stage |Review Original

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By Bobby Olivier Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Kelsea Ballerini nearly held it together. For the first hour of her Friday headlining set, the pop-country star was a pinnacle of poise, perfectly charming and graceful as she skipped around her large stage, endearing herself to 30,000 onlookers sprawled across the Wildwood sand.
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How N.J. helped resurrect a popular rock band that had given up — and is now bigger than ever Original

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By Bobby Olivier Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Ten years ago, Yellowcard couldn’t go on. The Florida pop-punkers, known for their 2003 platinum-selling album “Ocean Avenue,” were exhausted from constant touring and had fallen out of favor with the discerning rock world, unable to fill even small clubs. The group began its indefinite hiatus in 2017 and by 2018, frontman Ryan Key was shredder for hire, playing faceless rhythm guitar for genre buddies New Found Glory to keep his rockstar dream alive.
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ICE protesters at Delaney Hall need to calm down after ‘dangerous’ actions, says N.J. governor

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By Bobby Olivier Verified
| Staten Island Advance Verified
After another night of unrest outside Delaney Hall Saturday, Gov. Mikie Sherrill issued a statement early Sunday morning again urging “aggressive and dangerous” protesters to “bring the temperature down” outside the Newark detention center.
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