Plainfield observers (click on name to go to post): Bernice posts some Memorial Day thoughts and notes the ceremony, if there is one, would be expected at 10 AM. Olddocposts three pix, two of Sarah's from Brazil.Plainfield Sports Newsfinds Sky Blue FC battling Boston Breakers to a draw.
PRIMARY ELECTION CAMPAIGN BLOGS
A contested Democratic primary for the Wards 2/3 seat this year has three candidates seeking the party line on the November ballot: incumbent Rashid Burney, New Democrat Rebecca Williams, and former Ward 3 councilor Don Davis. In addition, Jim Pivnichny is an uncontested candidate in the Republican primary. Their online presences are listed below--
You can only vote in the primary of the party in which you are registered (Democrat or Republican). Registered voters who have not declared a party affiliation may do so on Primary Day at their polling place and vote in the primary of their choice.
No items on calendar today, no Memorial Day information on the city website; the observance, if there is one, should be at 10:00 AM. Have an enjoyable and safe Memorial Day!
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Plainfield observers (click on name to go to post): Bernice notes a special BOE meeting Tuesday, and urges a tone of good thoughts as the election approaches. Olddocinvites folks to stop by the veterans memorial on the City Hall grounds, notes the special BOE meeting, looks for a reflective Memorial Day weekend (knowing it will change on Tuesday), and posts some great pix. Maria finds reason to believe we can make the impossible possible in Plainfield.Plainfield Sports Newslook for articles on QCBL 'Battle @ the Rock' series a little later.
PRIMARY ELECTION CAMPAIGN BLOGS
A contested Democratic primary for the Wards 2/3 seat this year has three candidates seeking the party line on the November ballot: incumbent Rashid Burney, New Democrat Rebecca Williams, and former Ward 3 councilor Don Davis. In addition, Jim Pivnichny is an uncontested candidate in the Republican primary. Their online presences are listed below--
You can only vote in the primary of the party in which you are registered (Democrat or Republican). Registered voters who have not declared a party affiliation may do so on Primary Day at their polling place and vote in the primary of their choice.
Don't miss these personal blogs by Plainfielders, each with a point of view: Rebecca Williams' Confessions of a Bathrobe Blogger; Milani Hernandez' PEPTalk: A PPS pupil's perspective; Jackie Schnoop's The (TV) Show Must Go On, posts her weekend pix, including a suave Mr. Lee in his Sunday best; and Dottie Gutenkauf's Dottie G Sez. There are two personal blogs concerned with the Plainfield public schools: Dr. E=MC², uses the sham of Summer School under Gallon and Kemp to examine the need for ethical standards and transparency; and Eye on Plainfield Schools.
Plainfield observers (click on name to go to post): Bernice has some beautiful garden pix (her flowers shots are always to die for), and finds Jerry confused (as do many, I suspect). Olddocsets out to enlighten Jerry (a fool's errand?), discusses the Dem primary (with a sly headline) and reposts an item some may have overlooked. Mariafinds campaign memorabilia of Mark Fury in her yard (give it to the Library!) and gang graffiti on Carnegie Avenue.Jerry -- what to say? Is it something in the water? Is he not getting out of the office enough? A Jerry-eyed view of the primary campaign (post comments on Jerry's blog here).Plainfield Sports Newsposts results of Friday's QCBL games in the Battle @ the Rock series, consolation and championship games are TODAY, 1 PM and 3 PM at Rock Avenue ballfields. All are welcome.
PRIMARY ELECTION CAMPAIGN BLOGS
A contested Democratic primary for the Wards 2/3 seat this year has three candidates seeking the party line on the November ballot: incumbent Rashid Burney, New Democrat Rebecca Williams, and former Ward 3 councilor Don Davis. In addition, Jim Pivnichny is an uncontested candidate in the Republican primary. Their online presences are listed below--
You can only vote in the primary of the party in which you are registered (Democrat or Republican). Registered voters who have not declared a party affiliation may do so on Primary Day at their polling place and vote in the primary of their choice.
Plainfield observers (click on name to go to post): Bernice rakes Jerry Green over the coals for his misleading mailer, calls for tab on North Ave. demolition. Olddochas lots of questions about RFPs and RFQs, and suggests appropriate remembrances for Memorial Day. Mariaasks what Plainfield students would say about how to improve the schools, and wonders if taggers are eyeing the Evergreen School courtyard.Pivnotes the Council looks at a repaving project (Watchung Avenue).Bo on the 22nd reprints the OpEd on NJEA's loss of goodwill.Councilor Mappendorses Rebecca Williams for Council.Plainfield Sports Newsnotes Queen City Baseball League alters 'Battle @ the Rock' as Westfield joins lineups.
PRIMARY ELECTION CAMPAIGN BLOGS
A contested Democratic primary for the Wards 2/3 seat this year has three candidates seeking the party line on the November ballot: incumbent Rashid Burney, New Democrat Rebecca Williams, and former Ward 3 councilor Don Davis. In addition, Jim Pivnichny is an uncontested candidate in the Republican primary. Their online presences are listed below--
You can only vote in the primary of the party in which you are registered (Democrat or Republican). Registered voters who have not declared a party affiliation may do so on Primary Day at their polling place and vote in the primary of their choice.
A contested Democratic primary for the Wards 2/3 seat this year has three candidates seeking the party line on the November ballot: incumbent Rashid Burney, New Democrat Rebecca Williams, and former Ward 3 councilor Don Davis. In addition, Jim Pivnichny is an uncontested candidate in the Republican primary. Their online presences are listed below--
You can only vote in the primary of the party in which you are registered (Democrat or Republican). Registered voters who have not declared a party affiliation may do so on Primary Day at their polling place and vote in the primary of their choice.
Plainfield resident since 1983. Retired as the city's Public Information Officer in 2006; prior to that Community Programs Coordinator for the Plainfield Public Library. Founding member and past president of: Faith, Bricks & Mortar; Residents Supporting Victorian Plainfield; and PCO (the outreach nonprofit of Grace Episcopal Church). Supporter of the Library, Symphony and Historic Society as well as other community groups, and active in Democratic politics.
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