Former PAAAS teacher's license revoked for having sex with 17-year-old.. YMCA worker sexually assaults young girl.. Rebecca: Black Nativity Holiday Bazaar at FUSP this weekend..
- Child Endangerment: Former PAAAS teacher's license revoked as part of plea. Read more here.
- Immigrants and Taxes: Union County ranks 5th in taxes collected from undocumented immigrants. Read more here.
- Streets: Plainfield street permanently becomes two way on Tuesday. Read more here.
- Winter Clothing: PMUA, Netherwood Neighbors help keep folks warm. Read more here.
OF INTEREST
- Asbury Park: Private swim club allowed in 16-year-old agreement is challenged. Read more here.
- Hospitals: University Hospital's problems festered because of a leadership vacuum; no there's no CEO. Read more here.
- Pets: NJ pets in need, Dec. 10. Read more here.
- Planned Parenthood: Kavanaugh, Roberts join liberal justices in Planned Parenthood case. Read more here.
- Religion: Religion declining in importance for many Americans, especially Millennials. Read more here.
- Rutgers: RU governors approve athletics spending, construction. Read more here.
- School Board Election: Rutherford BOE online campaign fundraising may violate law. Read more here.
- Sexual Assault: YMCA worker sexually assaults young girl. Read more here.
STATE/NATIONAL
- 2018 Mid-terms: Vote by mail helped turn tide in two key NJ districts. Read more here.
- 2020 Prez Race: Booker dips toe into New Hampshire. Read more here.
- Congress: Pallone: We can work with administration on infrastructure. Read more here.
- Bank Fees: Trump administration his report revealing Wells Fargo charged students high fees. Read more here.
- First Amendment: Trump soon to charge for protesting on National Mall. Read more here.
- Horse Racing: Sports betting was supposed to save horse racing. Scratch that one. Read more here.
- Redistricting: Hudson senators oppose redistricting plan. -- InsiderNJ |
- Schools: Rutgers research finds Christie's superintendent salary cap actually cost schools money. Read more here.
- Voter Database: DNC opposes $35M voter database project. Read more here. -- Are Dems their own worst enemies or what?
TRUMP WORLD
- Trump 2020: Trump political aides shifting over to 2020 campaign. Read more here. -- Including Bridgegate's Stepien.
- Chief of Staff: Reports: Christie in running for job no one wants. Read more here.
- Cohen: Christie: Sounds like prosecutors have corroborating evidence beyond Cohen. Read more here.
RECENT BLOG POSTS
- [ OLDDOC] Olddoc points out Hanukkah is for everybody. (12/07/18)
- [Mayor MAPP] Mayor Mapp advises he has discontinued his blog.
- [Councilor STORCH] Councilor Storch reports Airbnb activity in all four wards. (11/28/18)
- [Freeholder WILLIAMS] Jennifer Popper honored as Union County Volunteer. (11/28/18)
- [SEAN McKENNA] My vote is for Ron Johnson on Nov. 6. (11/06/18)
- [JACKIE] Survivor: David v. Goliath Dec. 5 blog party. (12/05/18)
- [REBECCA at Bathrobe Blogger] Black Nativity Holiday Bazaar at FUSP. (11/12/18)
- [NOEL at Jersey HS Sports] Pre-season interview with new PHS basketball coach Mike Gordon. (12/08/18)
- [CARL at Plainfield Wildlife] New! YouTube Channel by Plainfielder Carl Monopoli, featuring Plainfield wildlife. . Awesome possum (night camera) here. (11/11/18)
- [DAN at Laona Boy] Dan recalls boyhood Halloweens of the 1950s. (10/30/18)
CLIPS
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