Jackie: BBOTT change of game direction again, into Tuesday..
[PLAINFIELD TODAY]
CLIPS is your daily roundup of links to blog posts and news about Plainfield or affecting Plainfielders. Begun in 2003 as an email newsletter to Plainfield city council members when I was Plainfield's public information officer, it was later offered to the general public by email and has been available as a blog since 2007. If you have questions, suggestions or tips, email me at plaindan@gmail.com.
NEWS --
5K Run: "Black Men Rise 5K, a run for all lives in Plainfield"
Plainfield Symphony: "PSO performs 'Sondheim Tonight'"
Swain Galleries: "Swain's presents annual exhibition of small paintings"
Urban Enterprise Zone: "Push to extend UEZs in five original cities" -- Including Plainfield.
Wardlaw-Hartridge: "Lower school students make large donation to UNICEF"
Food Recall: "Heinz recalls gravy over mislabeling"
Charter Schools: "Philip's Academy withdraws application for second school in Paterson"
Elizabeth --
- "Police chief retiring from divided department, getting $78K payout"
- "Man gets $30K settlement after alleging police beat him, broke his back"
Hospitals: "Moody's: It's getting harder for community hospitals to survive"
Paterson: "HUD probe looks at funding since 2010"
Schools Administration: "Paterson schools' HR director steps down, lacked qualifications"
Trump Transition --
- "Trump releases video outlining initial goals" -- Record | Ledger | NYTimes | Politico |
- "What Trump plans for the first 100 days"
- "Trump plagued by business conflict questions"
- "AP photographer captures hi-res image of Kobach's hard-line plans for DHS"
- "Priebus: Citizens of certain countries will be barred"
- "Grievances and grumblings, long before Christie's fall in Trump's circle"
- "Christie: I'm serving the rest of my term" -- Monday night on 101.5.
- "Christie declines to say if Trump has offered him a position"
- "Christie tight-lipped after closed-door cabinet meeting" -- Ledger | ObsNJ |
- "'Hamilton' actor on CBS: Nothing to apologize for"
- "Booker: Senate will be 'emergency brake' for Trump administration"
- "Sanders slams identity politics as Dems figure out their future"
- "After election stunner, Dems examine priorities"
- "Dems, Black voters face tough choices after Trump win"
- "Republican state senator signs onto Lesniak bill for Christie speiclal prosecutor"
- "Christie calls Lesniak 'crazy'"
- "Lesniak says he will run after all" | "Green remains committed to Murphy"
- "Paul Josephson of Duane Morris named counsel to Murphy campaign"
- "Pension bill requiring quarterly payments heads to Christie's desk" -- ObsNJ | Ledger | NJSpot |
- "NJ lawmakers want to reinstate death penalty in 'extreme' cases"
Redistricting: "Federal judge finds WI redistricting unfair" -- Redistricting fairness is essential to any future Democratic longterm success.
RECENT BLOG POSTS --
[BERNICE] pictures downtown on a walk around on her break.
[OLDDOC] weighs in on using dogs in medical training. (11/19/16)
[Mayor MAPP] on loyalty and trust. (10/17/16)
[Councilor STORCH] salutes volunteer community cleanup efforts. (9/26/16)
[Councilor WILLIAMS] thanks Plainfield voters. (11/15/16)
[DAVID] Plainfield to revisit 1967 rebellion this Saturday. (10/28/16)
[JACKIE] BBOTT: No surprise nominations, into Monday. (11/21/16)
[REBECCA at Bathrobe Blogger] thanks Plainfield voters. (11/15/2016)
[NOEL at PALS] Westfield vs. Union, North 2 Group 5. (11/20/16)
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**NOTE: As of Monday, 8/15/16, PolicitckerNJ has become part of the NY Observer's website. (Both are owned by Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner). I have always used the abbreviation 'PolNJ' to point to articles from the site. Things have gotten complicated in the meantime, since Politico, the award-winning national news site, has begun to branch out with a NJ version -- PoliticoNJ. To avoid confusion, I will henceforth refer to PolitickerNJ with the abbreviation "ObsNJ'.. Hope that's not all too confusing. -- Dan