Coronavirus claims two more lives in Plainfield.. PMUA provides guide on safe disposal of contaminated masks and gloves.. Former Plainfielder Lamont Repollet named Kean's new head.. 14-year-old Christopher Soto missing since April.. Olddoc notes Germany and South Korea have been able to keep factories open.. Carl: Fox brood in groundhog den..
[PLAINFIELD TODAY]
- "Jean Mattson passes, photographer, curator, Plainfield cultural icon"
- "Social distance and stay-at-home have helped Plainfield 'flatten the curve'"
- Coronavirus: Coronavirus claims two more lives in Plainfield. Read more here.
- Disposing of masks, gloves: PMUA provides guide on safe disposal of contaminated masks and gloves. Read more here.
- Kean U.: Former Plainfielder Lamont Repollet named Kean's new head. Read more here.
- Missing Person: 14-year-old Christopher Soto missing since April. Read more here.
- Municipal Courts: Supreme Court ruling opens municipal courts today. Read more here.
- Parks: Open parks, closed restrooms make for messy situation. Read more here.
- PMUA: PMUA plans to reign in costs during coronavirus crisis. Read more here.
- Union County: Meals on Wheels continues to serve Union County. Read more here.
- Financial Impact: Murphy: Financial disaster will be on our doorstep in just weeks. Read more here.
- Governor's Daily Briefings: The numbers are dropping. Read more here.
- Reopening: Murphy rolls out plans for expanded testing, contact tracing. Read more here.
OF INTEREST
- Gateway Tunnel: Will we ever get our Gateway Tunnel? Read more here.
- Irvington: Allegations of ballot tampering stop Irvington vote count. Read more here.
- Montclair: Spiller wins mayor's race. Read more here. -- The shock is the lack of social distance in the photos.
- North Plainfield --
- Two hurt in Grove Street house fire. -- Courier | TAPinto |
- North Plainfield approves replacement for retiring athletic director. Read more here.
- Fan club celebrates Sgt. Crooks recovery from coronavirus. Read more here.
- Passaic: Court order stops ballot counting over allegations of fraud. Read more here.
- Orange: One Orange council seat to close to call. Read more here.
- South Plainfield: Kobo Products steps up to aid in COVID-19 relief. Read more here.
STATE/NATIONAL
- Furloughs: Sweeney plan to partially furlough 100K public workers passes committee. Read more here.
- Unemployment: Dem Senator wants to use $50M of CARES money to fix unemployment. Read more here.
- [ OLDDOC] Olddoc notes Germany and South Korea have been able to keep factories open. (05/11/2020)
- [Mayor MAPP] Mayor Mapp advises he has discontinued his blog.
- [Freeholder WILLIAMS] Plainfield Recreation's Seniors on the Move video features chair exercises. (4/12/2020)
- [SEAN McKENNA] Sean posts on the introduction of the budget on April 13. (04/10/19)
- [JACKIE] Survivor 40: Winners at War May 06 blog party. (05/06/2020)
- [REBECCA at Bathrobe Blogger] On Plainfield Recreation's "Take Home" Easter Egg Hunt. (4/01/2020)
- [NOEL at Jersey HS Sports] Elizabeth defense too much for Plainfield. (3/07/2020)
- [CARL at Plainfield Wildlife] Carl: Fox brood in groundhog den. (05/10/2020)
- [DAN at Laona Boy] Dan recalls boyhood Halloweens of the 1950s. (10/30/18)
CLIPS
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