Winning $50K lottery ticket sold in Plainfield.. Plainfield on list of top fifty STD communities in NJ.. Boys Basketball: Plainfield beats Roselle Catholic, wins Prestige Patriots Championship.. Rebecca: Haunted Halloween at Rescue Squad this weekend.. Freeholder Williams: Sensory-friendly theater coming to Union County PAC.. Jackie: Survivor: Island of the Idols blog party..
[PLAINFIELD TODAY]
- "Urgent notice for members, former members, and friends of Grace Church: Town Hall with the bishop Sunday"
- "Rebecca Williams recognized as No. 2 in 2019 NJ LGBTQ Power List"
- "School board candidate forum Wednesday, October 30"
- "Councilor Davis inadvertently omitted from Ward 1 meet-and-greet notice?"
- 2020 Census: 45,000 temp workers needed in NJ for Census. Read more here. -- Signup table at this weekend's Haunted House at the Rescue Squad. Thank you Councilor Davis for passing the word!
- Haunted Halloween: Cadets offer Haunted Halloween experience at Plainfield Rescue Squad, Oct. 25-26. Read more here.
- Board of Ed: Time to reform Plainfield's public schools. -- Letter to the editor.
- Boys Basketball: Plainfield beats Roselle Catholic, wins Prestige Patriots Championship. Read more here.
- Commuting: PATH to add longer trains to ease commuter crush. Read more here.
- Lottery: Winning $50K ticket sold in Plainfield. Read more here. -- Check your tickets!
- Measles: Allentown (PA) woman ignored quarantine because she was burying daughter in Plainfield. Read more here.
- Queen City Film Festival: A chat with QC Film Festival director Lamar Mackson. Read more here.
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Plainfield on list of top fifty STD communities in NJ. Read more here.
- Things to Do: Things to do in Plainfield: Halloween edition. Read more here.
- Zoning Board: Bakery, coffee shop, apartments proposed on East 5th Street. Read more here.
OF INTEREST
- Airbnb: Bruising battle in JC over short-term rental regulations. Read more here.
- Halloween: All aboard the Great Pumpkin Ride along the Delaware River. Read more here.
- Linden: Armstead contribution to independent candidate leads to call for resignation. Read more here.
- Newark: Protesters demand ldriver icenses for undocumented workers. Read more here.
- Rahway: $10K award offered in arrest of man charged with rape. -- Ledger | Courier |
- Reparations: Sen. Rice applauds Princeton seminary's $25M reparations set-aside. Read more here.
- Roselle: Cops accused of assaulting boys faces more charges. Read more here.
- Solar: Vivint Solar agrees to pay $122K fine over deceptive practices. Read more here.
- South Plainfield: Police raid massage parlors with ties to prostitution. Read more here.
- Turf Field: Holmdel mayor diverted $2M for turf field, needs to be investigated. Read more here.
STATE/NATIONAL
- 2020 Prez Race --
- Analysis: Dems' two side need to join and fight for dreams -- pragmatically. Read more here. -- Thoughtful comment.
- November Debate: Four female moderators named for November debate. Read more here.
- Booker: No bigger wonk in this race than me. Read more here.
- Biden: Poll: Biden has widest lead since launching his campaign. Read more here.
- New Candidate?: CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods quietly tests presidential bid. Read more here.
- Warren: Pointing at NJ district, Warren says 'let's get rid of lunch debt'. Read more here.
- Rep. Cummings: Elijah Cummings is first African American to lie in state in Capitol. Read more here.
- LD21 --
- Group that hammered Bramnick, Munoz has been around 7 years. Read more here.EERA
- Operating engineers spending $400K to re-elect Bramnick. Read more here.
- Gov. Murphy: I really do get along with other top Dems, Murphy says. Read more here.
- Business Climate: Yet again, NJ's business climate ranked last. Read more here.
- Collegiate Sports: NJ bill would allow college athletes to earn endorsements. Read more here.
- Elections: Dems benefit from NJ's vote-by-mail ballots. Read more here.
- Marijuana: Sen. Rice: Legalizing pot won't stop social injustice in black and brown communities. Read more here.
- Statehouse: $300M renovations sparks conflict between administration, legislature. Read more here.
- Tax Incentives --
- Murphy: Murphy agrees to some tax incentive changes. Read more here.
IMPEACHMENT
- Fox News: Fox judge says inquiry 'consistent with rules' the GOP majority enacted. Read more here.
- Giuliani: Is Giuliani going to jail? Read more here.
- Military Aide: Pentagon official testifies about withheld military aide to Ukraine. Read more here.
- Sondland: Sondland seeks to align himself with Taylor after bombshell testimony. Read more here.
- Timeline: Impeachment timeline if flux as evidence against President piles up. Read more here.
- Ukraine Docs: Judge orders State to release Ukraine documents in 30 days. Read more here.
TRUMP WORLD
- 2016 Election: DOJ inquiry becomes criminal investigation. Read more here.
- Ben Carson: Carson mocked for thanking God for Trump. Read more here.
- Colorado: Trump wants to build a wall in Colorado. Read more here.
- Golf Course: NJ seeks to revoke liquor license at Trump's Colts Neck NJ golf course. Read more here.
- Ledger Editorial: Trump's theocracy comes for NJ. Read more here.
- Student Loans: DeVos held in contempt for violating judge's order on student loans. Read more here.
RECENT BLOG POSTS
- [ OLDDOC] Olddoc offers Columbus Day thoughts. (10/14/19)
- [Mayor MAPP] Mayor Mapp advises he has discontinued his blog.
- [Councilor STORCH] Councilor Storch supports Restaurant Week at Shipotle. (08/14/19)
- [Freeholder WILLIAMS] Sensory-friendly theater coming to Union County PAC. (10/23/19)
- [SEAN McKENNA] Sean thanks the voters. (06/12/19)
- [JACKIE] Survivor: Island of the Idols blog party. (10/24/19)
- [REBECCA at Bathrobe Blogger] Haunted Halloween at Rescue Squad this weekend. (10/23/2019)
- [NOEL at Jersey HS Sports] Noel posts his Kaheil Mishoe-Elliot interview. (10/20/19)
- [CARL at Plainfield Wildlife] Carl: Raccoon siblings playing. (10/11/19)
- [DAN at Laona Boy] Dan recalls boyhood Halloweens of the 1950s. (10/30/18)
CLIPS
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