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    “Michael D’Amato Television Studio” Named in D’Amato’s Honor Upon Retirement

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    By The Edison Reporter Staff on July 3, 2024 Local

    Edison, NJ – Thursday June 28th, Mayor Sam Joshi and the Edison Township community gathered to celebrate the retirement of Mike D’Amato, the long-time manager of the Edison TV Station. D’Amato, who worked his last official day today, has dedicated many years of service to the station and the township.

    In recognition of his contributions, the newly renovated studio will now be known as the “Michael D’Amato Television Studio.” This honor serves as a lasting tribute to D’Amato’s commitment to providing high-quality programming and keeping residents informed about local news and events.

    D’Amato’s colleagues and community members also shared their well-wishes and expressed their appreciation for his leadership and mentorship. His retirement marks the end of an era for the Edison TV Station, but his legacy will live on through the countless lives he has touched and the stories he has helped to tell.

    As the township bids farewell to a beloved figure, the Michael D’Amato Television Studio will continue to serve as a hub for community engagement and a platform for sharing the stories that matter most to Edison residents.

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