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Enrique Lavin

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New Jersey
As seen in: NJ.com, MSN, Los Angeles Times, Flipboard, AL.com, Suburban News, The Star-Ledger, Cleveland.com, Mandatory: An MLive Podcast, MLive, The Oregonian and
Covers:  opinion, editorials, feedback, commentary, political-cartoons, satire, social-media, reader-solicits, crowd-sourcing, audience-growth, engagement, community-engagement
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I'm NJ Advance Media's Opinion blog manager, where I edit Star-Ledger op-eds, post original material and optimize content posted by various NJAM newsrooms. I pilot the NJ.com Opinion Facebook page and @NJ_Opinion on Twitter.

Prior to be named The Star-Ledger's engagement director, I was the paper's AME/Features. I had previously served as the features editor and the weekend entertainment editor. Among my favorite contributions was creating the "I am New Jersey" brand, which is a long-form profi…

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Comments - Enrique Lavin/The Star-Ledger | NJ.com

Comments - Enrique Lavin/The Star-Ledger | NJ.com

Enrique Lavin/The Star-Ledger 's comments on NJ.com. NJ.com gives people the power to share and connect with …

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NJ.com comments: Let's improve the level of conversation together

NJ.com comments: Let's improve the level of conversation together

You may have noticed more reporters, editors, producers and moderators involved in the comments on NJ.com. Th…

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Poll: Should news sites allow anonymous comments?

Poll: Should news sites allow anonymous comments?

It's a persistent question in our industry, and a frequent discussion in our newsroom at The Star-Ledger: Why…

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#NJArts selfie: What is your New Jersey arts experience?

#NJArts selfie: What is your New Jersey arts experience?

Help us paint a digital picture of New Jersey's rich arts life. Use Instagram or Tweet a selfie with#NJArts w…

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What's your favorite Beatles song? Here's mine

What's your favorite Beatles song? Here's mine

The Beatles had so many phenomenal songs it's virtually impossible to pick one as your ultimate, No. 1 favori…

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Winter Olympics 2014 poll: Do you think Sochi is safe enough to host the Olympics?

Winter Olympics 2014 poll: Do you think Sochi is safe enough to host the Olympics?

The Olympics have had two terrorist strikes in the last century. In the summer games of 1972 in Munich, membe…

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Inside NJ.com’s 3-part series examining the N.J.’s Medical Aid in Dying law.

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By Enrique Lavin 
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New Jersey’s Medical Aid in Dying law passed in 2019, but the contentious conversation around it has not ceased, focusing on the ethical, religious and practical challenges of implementing this form of end-of-life care. Last year, reporter Brianna Kudisch launched what would become a seven-month investigation into where this third-rail issue stands — what’s working and what’s not.
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N.J. Revolutionary War murals: Help us find them

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By Enrique Lavin 
| NJ.com
News Published: Jun. 06, 2026, 8:00 a.m. Detail of a section of Gerald S. Foster's oil-on-canvas painting illustrating the Battle of Cranford during the American Revolution is back in the lobby of the Cranford Post Office. (2007 photo by Joe Epstein/The Star-Ledger)SL We’re planning our coverage for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence from the New Jersey point of view — and we want your help. This week, it’s murals depicting Revolutionary War action painted in your town.
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Jersey Shore town cancer cluster investigation: What we know about 182 cases Original

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By Enrique Lavin 
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In Keyport, what began as a troubling number of reported cancer cases — 41 — has exploded in a matter of weeks. NJ.com has now verified 182 cases, with additional reports still under review, a spike that has intensified fear ahead of a packed public meeting expected tonight. In Keyport, what began as a troubling cluster of 41 reported cancer cases has exploded in a matter of weeks.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. Through high school and start of college.

How is social media changing news?

Because the public can break news, the news is more instantaneously available. More than ever, it requires authentication by the pros

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Twitter, Facebook, Hootsuite, G+, Omniture, Parsely Dash, Poll Daddy, Outlook, LinkedIn, RebelMouse, Instagram, Storify, Vine, MR

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