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PLAINFIELD
Plainfield Today: (Click HERE to read the posts serially, otherwise take your pick below)
Plain Talker: "BOE meeting at PHS" and "Hell to the Chief" and "An Interesting Summer Sight" Crescent Times: "Not so quick comments: Guadalupe, the Chief, the Board of Ed" Plainfield Trees: "Dawn Redwood"
Board of Ed - Editorial, CN: "Don't blame board for fast action"
YWCA: "New group aims to motivate children"
United Church of Christ: "Summer Discovery Camp for kids"
Crime - CN: "Plainfield man gets 18 years in burglaries"
..... - SL: "Plainfield burglar sentenced to 18 years in jail"
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
- Tonight. June 19. 7 PM. Board of Education. Business Meeting. PHS Library, 950 Park Avenue. Residents will get 3 minutes each to comment on matters of interest.
- Tomorrow. June 20. 8 PM. City Council Business Meeting. City Council Chambers/Courthouse. Watchung Avenue and East 4th Street.
- Thursday. June 21. 6 PM. 3rd Thursday Concerts at Plainwood Square Park. Plainfield's own New Jersey Concert Opera. Sponsor: Plainwood Square Merchants and City of Plainfield. At Plainwood Square Park, South Avenue. FREE.
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CENTRAL JERSEY
Clark: "Judge rules for senior housing"
Healy Trial: "Mayor's trial paints 2 sides of bar battle"
Sharpe James: "James to leave Essex County College after just a year" -- Fuller story in print only.
Morristown & Erie Rwy: "Linden-Cranford rail link gets funding"
Newark: "Owners Push New Arena, but Residents Fear Change"
STATE
Budget: "Budget plan sails through committee"
Civil Unions - SL: "State panel studying civil unions' success"
..... - NYT: "New Jersey Civil Union Board Hears Bias Charge"
Corruption: "Two indicted on Paterson bribery charges" -- Ignored Section 8 complaints for cash.
Death Penalty - SL: "One juror can spare a retarded murderer"
..... - NYT: "Court Says Showing of Mental Retardation Can Block Execution"
Pensions: "Trenton retreats on state retiree health co-pays"
Public Records: "Pleasantville school district pays $51K in records case" -- Had refused to release minutes of closed meetings.
Supreme Court Nominee: "Corzine wants senator to clarify Rabner snub"
Turnpike: "Corzine: Public comes first in Turnpike privatization"
Legislature --
..... - Local Finance Board: "Levin seeks seat on finance board"
..... - Spam: "Senate approves measure to crack down on spam"
..... - Stem cell research: "Assembly panel advances $450M for stem cell plan"
..... - Odds 'n Ends: "Flame retardant beds, retirement honors, more..."
Sheneman's Cartoon is here.
Margulies' Cartoon is here.
NATION / WORLD
Attorneygate - LAT: "U.S. attorneys fallout seeps into courts"
CIA - NYT: "Question Time for Nominee Linked to Interrogations"
Impeachment? - OpEd, SL: John Farmer: "Last thing Dems, country need is an impeachment trial"
Iraq - WP: "Embassy Staff In Baghdad Inadequate, Rice Is Told"
'Signing Statements' - WP: "Study Finds Administration Has Ignored Laws"
White House Emails - WP: "Bush Aides' Misuse of E-Mail Detailed by House Committee"
..... - NYT: "House Panel Says Records of E-Mails Are Missing"
OF INTEREST
'Made in China': "As More Toys Are Recalled, the Trail Ends in China" -- Add toy safety to food and drug safety concerns.
Miss Manners: Check out the nation's doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.
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'Sonny' Wood's funeral is this morning, 11 AM, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1430 Park Avenue.
PLAINFIELD
Plainfield Today: "Plainfield and AG nominee Milgram"
Photo by Bernice Paglia, Plaintalker
Plain Talker: "Special Event Draws Hundreds" -- Blessed images of La Virgen de Guadalupe and San Juan Diego arrive in Plainfield.
Plainfield Trees: "Dawn Redwood"
'3rd Thursday' Concerts: "Concert Opera to perform Wednesday" -- OK guys, wake up! Is it Thursday or Wednesday? I'm betting Thursday. Gremlins again. Grrrr...
Plainfield Idol: "Plainfield Idol auditions July 17"
Abbott Schools - Editorial, SL: "Evidence for the Abbotts: Preschools"
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
- Tonight. June 18. 7:30 PM. City Council Agenda Session. City Hall Library. 515 Watchung Avenue.
- Tomorrow. June 19. 7 PM. Board of Education. Business Meeting. PHS Library, 950 Park Avenue. Residents will get 3 minutes each to comment on matters of interest.
- Wednesday. June 20. 8 PM. City Council Business Meeting. City Council Chambers/Courthouse. Watchung Avenue and East 4th Street.
- Thursday. June 21. 6 PM. 3rd Thursday Concerts at Plainwood Square Park. Plainfield's own New Jersey Concert Opera. Sponsor: Plainwood Square Merchants and City of Plainfield. At Plainwood Square Park, South Avenue. FREE.
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CENTRAL JERSEY
Cable TV: "Somerville, Piscataway public access stations changing channels"
Elizabeth: "From bikes to Groundwork Elizabeth" -- Bike paths?! What ever happened to our Green Brook bike trail?
Morristown Daylaborers: "Day laborers in Morristown rally for rights"
STATE
2009 Governor Race?: "Observers see Christie going toward political run"
Budget: "Budget bars grants to municipalities"
Supreme Court Nomination: "Rabner's experience under microscope"
Sheneman's Cartoon is here.
Margulies' Cartoon is here.
NATION / WORLD
Congress v. White House - Legal Times: "Conflict Over Executive Privilege Looms"
Iraq:
Abu Ghraib - New Yorker: "Gen. Taguba investigated the scandal, became one of its casualties" -- A Seymour Hersh piece.
Contracts - AP: "Lawmakers eye criminal charges over defense contracts"
Occupation - Guardian/UK: "Blair knew US had no post-war plan for Iraq"
Outlook - WP: "Petraeus: Iraq 'Challenges' to Last for Years"
Voting Machines - Miami Herald: "Congress eyes voting machines in disputed race" -- Where 18,000 votes were not recorded.
Walter Reed Hospital - Army Times: "Massive mail backlog found at Walter Reed"
OF INTEREST
Auto Headrests: "Correctly positioning headrest can reduce chance of whiplash injury"
Teachers & Merit Pay: "Long Reviled, Merit Pay Gains Among Teachers"
Miss Manners: Check out the nation's doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.
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PLAINFIELD
Plainfield Today: "Relay for Life 2007 - A Slideshow"
Crescent Times: "3-day Garage Sale to benefit Crescent Area"
Schools: "School board under fire after Howard resignation"
Liquor Licenses: "Liquor licenses boon, bust for towns" -- and state definitions. Table shows Plainfield with 34 total: 16 bar/restaurant, 13 liquor store, 5 club.Plainwood Square Concerts: "Summer concert series continues at park"
Obituary: "Dr. Annette Kearney, former Plainfield School Superintendent"
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REAL ESTATE SUNDAY
SMALL PICTURE
Credit Bureaus and You: "How credit bureaus are profiting off your loan applications"
Fraud: "Web Help for Getting a Mortgage the Criminal Way"
BIG PICTURE
Factories to Condos: "‘Gold Coast,’ Sterling Views, but ..."
NJ Mortgage Fraud: "Mortgage fraud skyrocketing; NJ tops nation in the growth of schemes"
Mortgages & Bond Markets: "Slumping Confidence in Bonds Tied to Subprime Mortgages"
Mortgages: "US Mortgage Payment Index"
TOOLS
Buy or Rent?: "Cost Comparison Tool" -- Enter your own values to calculate which is better, buying or renting. A really neat tool!
Ledger: "Home Finder", "Premier Estates" and "Real Estate" sections online.
Courier: "Real Estate" section online.
NYTimes: "This Week's Residential Sales Around the Region" -- North Plainfield?! Warren?! Yup.
Trulia: "Your Personal Real Estate Google"
WHAT'S HAPPENING
- Tomorrow. June 18. 7:30 PM. City Council Agenda Session. City Hall Library. 515 Watchung Avenue.
- Wednesday. June 20. 8 PM. City Council Business Meeting. City Council Chambers/Courthouse. Watchung Avenue and East 4th Street.
- Thursday. June 21. 6 PM. 3rd Thursday Concerts at Plainwood Square Park. Plainfield's own New Jersey Concert Opera. Sponsor: Plainwood Square Merchants and City of Plainfield. At Plainwood Square Park, South Avenue. FREE.
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CENTRAL JERSEY
Development: "Last-ditch effort to keep Bayonne a shipping town"
Linden: "Linden crackdown targets speeders"
Maplewood: "Renewal Push Turns Avenue in Decline Into Tree-Lined Shopping District"
Newark: "Uncertainty roils Newark City Hall workers"
New Providence: "Resident wants end to diversity panel's closed meetings"
Paper Mill Playhouse: "Pure Gilbert and Sullivan? No. But Still a Glorious Thing."
Roselle: "Voter fraud? Absentee ballots in Democratic primary examined" -- Allegations of fraud in 2006 on behalf of De Filippo candidate.
Somerville: "Blueprint to redevelop old landfill expected this week"
STATE
The Auditor - For political junkies: "Sunday, June 17, 2007"
Corzine & Unions: "Corzine may yield to unions on benefit"
Clean Elections: "Filling the Coffers With $10 Here and There"
Gender Discrimination: "State cracks down on transgender discrimination"
Jersey City's Healy: "Mayor’s Turbulent Evening Is Big Case for Small Court"
Port Authority - SL: "Corzine, Spitzer tell P.A. to end its secretive ways"
..... - NYT: "Port Authority Needs More Openness, Governors Say, and They Have a Plan"
Schools Bonding: "Connecting With the Voters on Bond Issues"
Supreme Court: "Chief Justice Zazzali: His 8-month run was one mad dash"
Sheneman's Cartoon is here.
Margulies' Cartoon is here.
NATION / WORLD
Iraq - WP: "Abu Ghraib Investigator Points to Pentagon"
Palestine - NYT: "Hamas May Find It Needs Its Enemy"
Turkey - SL: "More unrest in Turkey"
OF INTEREST
Drug Safety: "FDA Scrutiny Scant In India, China as Drugs Pour Into U.S."
Food Safety: "Globalization in Every Loaf" -- Eating anything made with anything from abroad is getting scary. Note the weasel words from the food corporations.
Duke Rape Case: "Prosecutor in Duke Case Gives Up His Law License"
Graduations: Fran Wood: "Too much pomp for the circumstances" -- I'm with Fran!
Miracles: "Belief in miracles is as strong as ever"
Tattoos: "Erasing Tattoos, Out of Regret or Simply to Get a Fresh Canvas"
Miss Manners: Check out the nation's doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.
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PLAINFIELD
Plainfield Today: "Plainfield Today ranked 6th most influential blog in NJ"
...and here are WORKING links to stories the 'link gremlins' attacked recently:
Plain Talker: "The Yates House"
Crescent Times: "Update on East 9th Street Lots"
Plainfield Redevelops: "The making of a place called community: Visual tools"
Drake House: "Flags slated to fly at Drake House Museum"
Juneteenth: Nice photos in today's Courier, print edition only.
T.E.A.M.S. Charter School: "Plainfield students practice city planning"
The McGreeveys: "McGreevey's ex gets split ruling on libel"
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
- Tonight Overnight. June 16/17. 6 PM to 8 AM. Relay for Life of Plainfield. Teams will walk/run overnight to raise funds for cancer research. Come to watch, visit or make a contribution. Hub Stine Field, Randolph Road, below Woodland Avenue. Several teams, including one sponsored by the McWilliams family, will participate.
- Tonight. June 16. 8 PM. New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus: Greetings From New Jersey. - A concert celebrating its 16th season. Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. East 7th Street and Watchung Avenue. $25 at the door. Info: www.njgmc.org, or call (609) 396-7774.
- Exhibit. Through June 18. Wed-Sat, 10 - 4. New Jersey Landscapes by Gerry Heydt. Studio 7 Gallery. 5 Morristown Road, Bernardsville. Info: (908) 963-0365.
- Monday. June 18. 7:30 PM. City Council Agenda Session. City Hall Library. 515 Watchung Avenue.
- Wednesday. June 20. 8 PM. City Council Business Meeting. City Council Chambers/Courthouse. Watchung Avenue and East 4th Street.
- Thursday. June 21. 6 PM. 3rd Thursday Concerts at Plainwood Square Park. Plainfield's own New Jersey Concert Opera. Sponsor: Plainwood Square Merchants and City of Plainfield. At Plainwood Square Park, South Avenue. FREE.
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CENTRAL JERSEY
Perth Amboy: "Ex-aide sentenced to jail in theft" -- But in Plainfield, if thousand$$$ disappear from the Tax Collector's office, nothing happens.
South Bound Brook: "Weeks after $1000 fine, official faces new OPRA complaint"
STATE
Budget: "More than 100 appear at first-ever hearing to discuss state budget"
Homeland Security: "State anti-terror official suspended"
Lead Paint: "State justices toss lawsuit on danger of lead paint in homes"
Supreme Court Nomination: "Nomination Feud Redraws Battle Lines in Trenton"
Sheneman's Cartoon is here.
Margulies' Cartoon is here.
NATION / WORLD
Attorneygate - WP: "Another Justice Dept. Official Quitting; Elston Had Role in Firings"
.......... - Dan Froomkin: "Why Were They Fired?" -- A roundup of journalist's thoughts on the question.
Immigration 'Reform' - NYT: "Broad Effort to Resurrect Immigration Bill"
Iraq - The Mercenaries - WP: "Iraq Contractors Face Growing Parallel War"
Libby Pardon - WP: "No Pardon Anytime Soon"
Military - Mental Health - WP: "Pentagon Report Criticizes Troops' Mental-Health Care"
OF INTEREST
Duke Rape Case Prosecutor --
.......... - Charlotte News & Observer: "Nifong to resign, could lose his law license"
.......... - NYT: "Facing Sanction, Duke Prosecutor Says He’ll Resign"
.......... - WP: "Prosecutor in Duke Case Says He Intends to Resign"
Greenwich Village Assault: "NJ Lesbians in assault to appeal their terms"
'Made in China': "Stores pull Thomas trains after lead paint revelation"
Miss Manners: Check out the nation's doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.
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PLAINFIELD
Plainfield Today: (Gremlins at it again - this link works, one in email does not -- Dan) "Schools: Howard as victim? Green as hero? Who's the villain?" and "Gay Men's Chorus at Crescent tomorrow"
Apologies for broken link to yesterday's post - "McWilliams team slated for weekend event" - it's working now.
Crescent Times: "Redevelopment - A New Blog Started" and "Plainfield redevelops"
Van Wyck Brooks HD: "Library exhibit of VWB Porch Tour"
Abbott Preschools: "Study finds quality N.J. preschools paying off"
Juneteenth: "Juneteenth Day Celebrations"
'National Night Out': "Input is needed for summer event"
Obituary: "Cassell (Sonny) Wood Jr., Plainfield attorney"
Rental Assistance: "State's rent-relief program is cut by $10 million"
Schools: "Duty to guard kids doesn't end at last period, Court says"
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
- Today. June 15. 6 PM Potluck. 7 PM Program. Think Globally / Act Locally: Community Pizza Party. First Unitarian Society. 724 Park Avenue. Info: 756-0750. FREE.
- Exhibit. Through June 18. Wed-Sat, 10 - 4. New Jersey Landscapes by Gerry Heydt. Studio 7 Gallery. 5 Morristown Road, Bernardsville. Info: (908) 963-0365.
- Tomorrow. June 16. 8 PM. New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus: Greetings From New Jersey. - A concert celebrating its 16th season. Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. East 7th Street and Watchung Avenue. $25 at the door. Info: www.njgmc.org, or call (609) 396-7774.
- Thursday. June 21. 6 PM. 3rd Thursday Concerts at Plainwood Square Park. Plainfield's own New Jersey Concert Opera. Sponsor: Plainwood Square Merchants and City of Plainfield. At Plainwood Square Park, South Avenue. FREE.
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CENTRAL JERSEY
Hillside: "2nd Ward results may signal change"
Sharpe James: "Often Accused, Never Charged, Newark’s Ex-Mayor Faces U.S."
Newark: "Newark rethinking redevelopment plans after ruling"
Newark, New Brunswick: "Study: Arts fuel N.J. cities' growth"
STATE
'Christmas Tree' Items - SL: "Some can't see way past budget 'transparency'"
.......... - NYT: "In Culling of Pet Projects, Legislators Feel a Bit Left Out"
.......... - CN: "GOP blasts Democrats for budgeting behind doors"
Corruption: Tom Moran: "Devereaux case puts the state's vices on trial"
Ft. Dix Plot - SL: "'Fort Dix Six' plead not guilty"
.......... - NYT: "Judge Promises Speedy Trial in Fort Dix Case"
Rutgers: "Legislators fail to gather Rutgers support on sports"
Schools Construction Corp. - SL: "Assembly panel clears plan to revamp school construction"
.......... - CN: "Assembly panel moves to dismantle SCC"
State Pensions - SL: "State packages don't save money"
.......... - NYT: "Trying to Save, New Jersey Drove Up Pension Costs"
Supreme Court Nomination - SL: "Lawmakers: Diversity is Gill's key concern"
.......... - CN: "Gill not talking about blocking Rabner nomination"
Legislature:
..... - Medical mistakes: "Lifting veil of secrecy from hospital errors"
..... - Road rage: "Assembly seeks tougher penalties for road rage"
..... - Global warming: "Panel acts to order greenhouse gas cuts"
Sheneman's Cartoon is here.
Margulies' Cartoon is here.
NATION / WORLD
Attorneygate - WP: "Did Gonzales Meeting With Goodling Consitute Improper Influence?"
Goverment - OpEd, SL: John Farmer: "A government that hardly matters anymore"
Immigration - WP: "Immigration Bill Has New Life In Senate"
Libby Sentencing - WP: "Libby Loses Bid to Stay Out of Jail For Appeal"
OF INTEREST
Photo, Bloomberg News
Mortgages: "Foreclosure Rate Hits Historic High" and "More Trouble in Subprime Mortgages"
Miss Manners: Check out the nation's doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.
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PLAINFIELD
Plainfield Today: "McWilliams team slated for weekend event" -- 'Relay for Life' cancer fundraiser at Hub Stine.
Plain Talker: "Getting the News Out"
Assemblyman Green's Proposed Budget Changes (also see stories under NJ section below): Go to Budget Resolutions page. Click on 'Show all budget resolutions' button. Assemblyman Green's main resolutions are:
- 1422 - $1.1M for recidivism reduction in Union County
- 1423 - $9M for Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center
- 1427 - $450K for City of Plainfield for Operation CeaseFire
Business: "Small-business expert helps Plainfield residents' dream jobs become reality"
PBA Fundraiser: "Fund-raiser tonight to benefit Officer Roger Howell"
NIE Teacher of the Year: "Rosalind Campbell-Lucas of Woodland School"
McGreeveys: "McGreevey tells divorce court: It's all Dina's own fault"
Service for 'Sonny' Wood: Monday, June 18, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1430 Park Avenue, Plainfield. 9 AM: The family will receive friends at the church. 11 AM: Funeral.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
- Today. 6 PM. Plainfield Pride Film Festival. Festival finale: "Madame Sata". At the Plainfield Public Library, 8th Street and Park Avenue. Info: 757-6103. Complete details and description on the website. FREE.
- Exhibit. Through June 18. Wed-Sat, 10 - 4. New Jersey Landscapes by Gerry Heydt. Studio 7 Gallery. 5 Morristown Road, Bernardsville. Info: (908) 963-0365.
- Friday. June 15. 6 PM Potluck. 7 PM Program. Think Globally / Act Locally: Community Pizza Party. First Unitarian Society. 724 Park Avenue. Info: 756-0750. FREE.
- Saturday. June 16. 8 PM. New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus: Greetings From New Jersey. - A concert celebrating its 16th season. Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. East 7th Street and Watchung Avenue. $25 at the door. Info: www.njgmc.org, or call (609) 396-7774.
- Thursday. June 21. 6 PM. 3rd Thursday Concerts at Plainwood Square Park. Plainfield's own New Jersey Concert Opera. Sponsor: Plainwood Square Merchants and City of Plainfield. At Plainwood Square Park, South Avenue. FREE.
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CENTRAL JERSEY
Diamond Hill Road/I-78 Interchange: "A plea to drop Rt. 78 project"
Linden: "Linden's city attorney to lead its Democrats"
Scotch Plains: "Losing council candidate files suit"
Jayson Williams Retrial: "Attorneys seek to suppress 911 call in retrial" -- Transcript of call here.
STATE
Budget -Legislative Changes:
..... - SL: "Lawmakers' add-ons face public scrutiny"
..... - NYT: "N.J. Legislators’ Pet Spending Projects, Exposed"
..... - CN: "Lawmakers find $65M for budget in drug plan"
..... - BR: "Dems won't release all funding requests"
Eminent Domain - SL: "Court limits towns' power to seize land".......... - Bob Braun: "'Anything goes' becomes 'not so fast' on eminent domain"
.......... - "Ruling gives hope to property owners"..... - NYT: "Town Went Too Far in Trying to Take Land, Court Says"
..... - APP: "Ruling heartens redevelopment foes"
..... - BR: "Ruling limits use of eminent domain"
Supreme Court - SL: "Gill keeps block on Rabner for court"
.......... - Editorial, SL: "One senator in the way"
..... - NYT: "Nomination of Chief Justice Raises Questions in Trenton"
..... - CN: "Senators want to slow down Rabner nomination"
Child Advocate: "Child Advocate under scrutiny for possible ethics breach"
Drug Testing: "Schools fear for their drug-testing programs"
Family Leave: "Corzine urges Legislature to approve paid family leave"
NJT: "NJ Transit: It's not cheaper to keep aging cars"
Rutgers: "RU says funding gap forces another tuition hike at university"
Shield Law: "Justices fault journalist on Shield Law"
Sheneman's Cartoon is here.
Margulies' Cartoon is here.
NATION / WORLD
Attorneygate - McClatchy: "White House subpoenas ratchet up confrontation with Congress" -- Both documents and personnel subpoenaed.
.......... - WP: "2 Former Aides to Bush Get Subpoenas"
.......... - Daily Kos: "Congressman John Conyers' Sumnary of the Facts"
FBI - ABC: "FBI Terror Watch List 'Out of Control'"
..... - WP: "FBI Finds It Frequently Overstepped in Collecting Data"
Iraq - WP: "No Drop in Iraq Violence Seen Since Troop Buildup"
US Army - Truthout: "Anti-Semitic Bible Teachings Posted, Then Disappear From Army Site"
OF INTEREST
3rd Grade worksheet. (Click to enlarge.)
'Math Wars': "Battle Over Math Drives Off a New Schools Chief" -- Ridgewood's community blog is here.
Downtown Revival: "Silver Spring: A Dose of Art and Entertainment Revives a Suburb"
Ovarian Cancer: "Early signs of ovarian cancer are identified"
Subprime Mortgages: "Lawmaker Warns Fed on High-Risk Mortgages"
Miss Manners: Check out the nation's doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.
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