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Covers:  Sports, community news, breaking news, and news, but I'm willing to learn other topics!
@HUChronSports Alum | Former @HofstraMBB Beat Reporter | Freelancer Long Island Herald | Formerly @AMNY_sports | @thesuffolktimes

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Nick Mongiovi’s Biography

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Nick Mongiovi served as a Sports Creative Journalist intern for amNewYork in 2025 and has spent time as a beat reporter for Hofstra softball and men's basketball.

He is a Hofstra alumnus who is seeking job opportunities. He's covered professional softball, the New York Knicks, Yankees, Mets, Jets, Giants, Islanders, St. John's men's basketball, and Hofstra sports both on-site and remotely.

Nick is a passionate storyteller with experience covering games, events, and writing powerful and heartf…

Nick Mongiovi’s Journalist Portfolio

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Knicks teetering on brink, drop Game 4 to Pacers for 3-1 series deficit | amNewYork

Knicks teetering on brink, drop Game 4 to Pacers for 3-1 series deficit | amNewYork

The New York Knicks are down to their last life, as they dropped Game 4 to the Indiana Pacers 130-121 at Gain…

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Don't write off Yankees' Anthony Volpe just yet | amNewYork

Don't write off Yankees' Anthony Volpe just yet | amNewYork

Since the moment New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe was called up to the Bronx in 2023, the fanbase put…

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What to watch for at Jets 2025 OTAs | amNewYork

What to watch for at Jets 2025 OTAs | amNewYork

The 2025 New York Jets are going to look a little different compared to recent Jets teams. Yes, Aaron Glenn w…

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Knicks claw back in Game 3 to stun Pacers by overcoming 20-point deficit | amNewYork

Knicks claw back in Game 3 to stun Pacers by overcoming 20-point deficit | amNewYork

Overcoming 20-point deficits has been the 2025 New York Knicks' mantra this postseason, as they erase yet ano…

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Knicks choke away Game 1 of Eastern Conference Finals to Pacers | amNewYork

Knicks choke away Game 1 of Eastern Conference Finals to Pacers | amNewYork

The Knicks choked away a 17-point fourth-quarter lead, including a nine-point cushion with 52 seconds left in…

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Will Warren becoming reliable No. 3 starter for Yankees | amNewYork

Will Warren becoming reliable No. 3 starter for Yankees | amNewYork

What looked like a disastrous start to a rookie campaign for Yankees starting pitcher Will Warren, has now ta…

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Labor Day weekend: Classic cars roll into Southold, Greenport comes alive

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| Suffolk Times Verified
Claudio’s Marina in Greenport was packed to the brim with a line out the door for Labor Day weekend. (Credit: Nick Mongiovi) From strolling through Greenport to taking in the sights at the Southold Boy Scouts’ 36th annual antique car show, Labor Day weekend brought people across the North Fork together to enjoy the last unofficial days of summer. Claudio’s Marina was packed like sardines, as Greenport celebrated the end of the summer in one of the North Fork’s hottest locations.
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Carey eyes another playoff run

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| LI Herald Verified
Before last season, the last time the Carey boys’ soccer team made it to the playoffs was 2021. Last fall, the Seahawks beat Malverne/East Rockaway 1-0 before running into the buzzsaw of Garden City in Nassau Class AA’s second round. This season, Carey brings back leading goal scorer and senior winger Evan Cardoso, senior center midfielder Matteo Campoli and junior winger Ethan Joseph to run the offense.
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North Fork vineyards report limited impact from increasing spotted lanternflies

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North Fork True Value’s August sign joked about the uptick in the lanternfly population. A spotted adult lanterfly which has been appearing across the North Fork (right). (Credit: Nick Mongiovi) If it seems like there are more spotted lanternflies hopping around the North Fork this summer, you’re not imagining it. The invasive pest continues to become more established farther east on Long Island, according to Cornell Cooperative Extension entomology expert Jared Dyer.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Staff writer for school newspaper in 2023, The Hofstra Chronicle

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No.

How is social media changing news?

It's massive for news. News is breaking faster and more efficiently. For journalists, it makes our lives so much easier.