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Friday, November 1, 2019

After Hawaii trip, Plainfield receives two awards.. 19 alleged sexual predators arrested in sting.. David Marcus: Clinton Avenue should be named after George Clinton.. Queen City Coffee Roasters ribbon-ccutting Thursday.. Scutari sues Armstead, council for $10M after being called a 'no-show'.. Jackie: Survivor: Island of the Idols blog party.. Noel at HS Sports: Scotch Plains/Fanwood over Plainfield.. Carl: Groundhog chases chipmunk..


[PLAINFIELD TODAY]
PLAINFIELD
  • Clinton Avenue: David Marcus: Clinton Avenue should be named after George Clinton. Read more here.
  • QC Coffee Roasters: Queen City Coffee Roasters ribbon-ccutting Thursday. Read more here.
  • Stephon Roach: Update on Stephon Roach's gift of sight. Read more here.
  • Rotary: Guests enjoy pancake breakfast put on by Rotary. Read more here.
  • Union County: Scutari sues Armstead, council for $10M after being called a 'no-show'. -- Ledger |
  • US Conference of Mayors: After Hawaii trip, Plainfield receives two awards. Read more here.
  • Voting: What to do if a poll worker says you can't vote. Read more here.

OF INTEREST

  • The 1%: A waiter spilled red wine on her $30K handbag. She wants club to pay for it. Read more here.
  • Cranford: FMBA backs Republicans. Read more here.
  • Hillside --
    • Mayor: My council is misbehaving, cheating taxpayers and violating voters. Read more here.
    • Suspension: Police chief suspended, but no one will say why. Read more here.
  • Immigrants: Latina Muslims seek to open shelter for migrants and deporteds. Read more here.
  • Newark: Invest Newark to take over city's land bank redevelopment program. Read more here.
  • North Plainfield: Middle School gym closed after mercury found. -- TAPinto | News12 |
  • Rutgers: Softball team says they were abused by wife/husband coaches. Read more here.
  • Schools Report Card: Mixed results for NJ in 'Nation's Report Card'. Read more here.
  • Somerset County: 19 alleged sexual predators arrested in sting. Read more here.
  • Sports & Politics: Poll: Most Americans say it is OK for athletes to speak out publicly. Read more here.
  • Twitter: Twitter dropping political ads. Read more here.
STATE/NATIONAL
  • 2020 Prez Race --
    • Booker talks to Millennial women in Cosmo interview. Read more here.
  • LD21: In Bramnick's district, Dems have 14% lead in returned mail-in ballots. Read more here.
  • Drug Prices: After promising to reduce drug prices, Trump opposes Pelosi drug bill. Read more here.
  •  Legislature --
    • Bramnick: GOP lawmakers disappointed with Bramnick but will vote for him anyway. Read more here.
    • Marijuana: Lawmakers to make another push; chances: 50/50. Read more here.
  • Tax Incentives --
    • Caps: Without caps on tax incentives, NJ would be an outlier. Read more here.
    • Incentives: EDA paring down last applicants in controversial program. Read more here.
IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY

  • The Vote --
    • House takes huge step with vote on impeachment probe. Read more here.
    • NJ's Van Drew one of only two Dems to vote against resolution. Read more here.
  • Buying Votes: Trump lures Senators who will judge him with cash. Read more here.
  • Meetings: Two volatile meetings have become central to the probe. Read more here.
  • Subpoenas: Poll: Voters say White House should comply with subpoenas. Read more here.
  • Timeline: White House aide told in May that Giuliani's demands rattle Ukraine leader. Read more here.
  • Vindman --
    • Ukraine expert sought to correct transcript of phone call. Read more here. -- Key stuff left out!
    • Vindman testimony appears to contradict Rick Perry on Ukraine role. Read more here.

TRUMP WORLD

  • Giuliani: I never lobbied or represented foreigners. Read more here. -- Keep digging, Rudy!
  • Mueller Probe: DOJ appeals order to turn over grand jury information. Read more here.
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