Was NJ state job held by DiVincenzo’s son publicly advertised?
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The New Jersey Department of Education says it has no evidence that it advertised a high-paying job that went to Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo’s son, even though records show it posted a public notice for a similar position, an article published on the NJ.com states.
Matt Friedman, author of the piece sat down with WHYY’s Dave Heller to talk about the claims.
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