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Friday, May 9, 2008

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PLAINFIELD



Plainfield Today:

Plainfield Plaintalker: "Taking a birthday break" -- Happy Birthday, Bernice!! Enjoy your break!!
Crescent Times: "911 call goes unanswered" | "Update: Schools-City Agreement"

Doc's Potpourri: "A Thank You" | "How far we have come" -- Olddoc reflects on a life in medicine.
Save Muhlenberg:
Plainfield Trees: "Street Cherries" -- The most recent post by Plainfield's tree guru, Dr. Greg Palermo, including observations on Redbuds.

Councilors are blogging: Councilor Cory Storch(here) has an entry on developing a City Council agenda; and Councilor Rashid Burney blogs (here).

McGreeveys: "McGreeveys forge accord on custody" -- Ledger | NYTimes | Courier |
Food Drive: "Food drive a special delivery for mail carriers"

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WHAT'S HAPPENING

  • Today - May 9. 3 PM. El Día de los Niños. Officially designated by Congress, Plainfield celebrates the 'Day of the Child', showcasing performances and art by students of the Bilingual Day Care Center. The Cedarbrook School musical ensemble will perform, as well as Folklore Infantil Latino Americano and Grupo Inti Raymi. At the Bilingual Day Care Center, 225 West 2nd Street. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome.

  • Tomorrow - May 10. Noon - 4 PM. Homeownership Fair. For those interested in buying or those facing challenges in today's real estate environment. Sessions will provide foreclosure prevention, reverse mortgage, property management and credit management concerns. Sponsor: Faith Bricks & Mortar and the City of Plainfield. At the Plainfield High School Cafeteria. Use Kenyon Avenue parking lot. FREE.

  • Monday - May 12. 7:30 PM. City Council Agenda Session. City Hall Library. 515 Watchung Avenue.
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CENTRAL JERSEY


Cranford: "Charity drive gives old bikes new life"
Kenilworth: "Kenilworth comes to aid of a native son in war"
Manville: "Former Manville mayor Corradino honored"
Newark: Joan Whitlow: "A brand-new ride for a big wheel"
Orange: "Six vie for mayor as Hackett faces corruption trial" -- Non-partisan towns elect officials in May.
Roselle Park: "Mystery remains over pair of projects"


STATE


Affordable Housing: "Activists: COAH's dragging its feet"
Bonds: "State getting out of auction-rate bonds, but at a cost"
Business: Paul Mulshine: "Why business is fleeing the state"
Imam's Trial: "Supporters Rally in Newark as an Imam’s Trial Opens" -- Ledger | NYTimes |
Meadowlands Development: "EnCap builder goes Chapter 11" -- Record | Ledger |
U.S. Senate Race: "Republican candidates differ on abortion"

Sheneman's Cartoon is here.
Margulies' Cartoon is here
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NATION / WORLD


2008 Campaigns --
Banking: "A Fear of Big Demand for Corporate Loans"
Mortgage Help: "39 Republicans Join Dems To Mortgage Bill"


OF INTEREST

MLK Memorial: "Unhappy With 'Confrontational' Image, U.S. Panel Wants King Statue Reworked" -- The Culture Police are hard at work. Sheesh.

Birding: "Birders of a feather flock to Jersey for a World Series on the fly"

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