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Monday, June 17, 2019

Two injured in Friday night Plainfield shootings.. Raritan Valley Line: Lawmakers want facts on one-seat ride.. Woman finds out from DNA test her father is not her father.. Victims of Catholic sex abuse may now start to file their claims.. Rebecca notes Pride in the Park event, June 22.. Olddoc frustrated trying to open Council agenda backup..


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PLAINFIELD
  • Barlow School: Barlow wins Battle of the Books tiebreaker. Read more here.
  • Drake House: Interns dig into history. Read more here.
  • Fire Department: FD participated in Scotch Plains 150th Parade. Read more here.
  • Plainfield Public Schools: Early Childhood Department recognizes involved parents. Read more here.
  • Raritan Valley Line: Lawmakers want facts on one-seat ride. Read more here.
  • Shootings: Two injured in Friday night shootings. -- TAPinto | Courier |
  • Train/Van Collision: Freight train smashes van. -- TAPinto | Eyewitness News |
  • Week Ahead: The week ahead in Plainfield, June 17-23. Read more here.
  • Obituary: John Jackson, former Plainfield social worker. Read more here. -- Services today.

OF INTEREST

  • Archdiocese of Newark: St. James Hospital employees sue over lost pensions. Read more here.
  • Charter Schools: 42 charters closed or never opened in NJ, what happened to Federal money is largely unknown. Read more here.
  • DNA Tests: Woman finds out her father is not her father, it's all the daughter's fault. Read more here.
  • Jersey City Re-entry Program: Millions allegedly unaccounted for or redirected to McGreevey nonprofit. Read more here.
  • Immigrants: Study: Number of immigrants living in NJ, NY has declined.. Read more here.
  • Newark: Gang leaders meet face-to-face to discuss peace. Read more here.
  • North Plainfield: Sex assault charges against officer dropped. Read more here.
  • Police, Fire Salaries: With salary increase caps gone, tone of negotiations changes. Read more here.
  • Reverse Mortgages: Ocean County has one of nation's highest levels of foreclosures. Read more here.
  • Schools Construction: Former Inspector General asks if we're throwing millions away. Read more here.
  • Schools: States that spend the most and the least on education. Read more here.
  • Sex Abuse: Victims of Catholic sex abuse may now start to file their claims. Read more here.
  • Technology: Smart street lights do more than light the street. Read more here.
  • WOR: Booker, Menendez blast FCC for renewing WOR license. Read more here.

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