I have been entertaining radio listeners since 1998, having spent time producing two prominent radio programs in the Philadelphia market prior to being an on-air personality here in South Jersey. Since 2000, I've anchored evenings and middays and can currently be heard entertaining South Jersey’s Own workforce weekdays while overseeing the station's programming and the SoJO 104.9 air talent. I love cats, yoga, binge-watching TV, podcasts, and, most of all, being a true South Jersey Girl. I am a proud graduate of the Broadcast/Telecommunications/Mass Media program at Temple University in Philadelphia. Prior to Temple, I was part of the on-air staff at 91.5 WDBK, the highly successful and popular student-run radio station at Camden County Community College. I am a fan of all things pop culture and is currently addicted to basically every reality TV show. I also love movies, fashion magazines and blogs, and gossip rags.
Heather DeLuca
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Police in Marlton, Evesham Twp., want to identify and find two men involved in an assault on a 7-Eleven store clerk.
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Mounds of Dirt Arrive to Building in Galloway, NJ, as Construction Continues
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Glassboro, NJ, Has a Bus Driver Shortage So Kids Got to Go Home Early
Monday was a shorter day than normal for some students in Glassboro due to a shortage of bus drivers in the school district.
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