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Sunday, November 26, 2006

Sucess, failure, or something in-between?... PHS vs WHS... School contracts contention... DOT grant for West 4th Street...

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PLAINFIELD_________________________________________________________________________________

Plainfield Today: "Sucess, failure, or something in-between?"

School Contracts: Speaking Out: "Plainfield school board spreads animosity"
Transit Villages: "Towns warm up to idea of transit village"
..... - Plainfield [last section]: "Development planned around four train stations"
Football - PHS vs. WHS: "Bonard's TD pass to Ferro sparks Westfield"
Street Work: "Plainfield gets grant for West 4th Street repairs"

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Connections? Food For Thought
..... - Comcast vs. Verizon?: "Phone vs. Cable: Turf Wars Escalate" -- Coming soon to a town near you?
..... - Grammar: "Schools rediscover the role good grammar plays"
..... - Real Estate: "Incentives play role in cooling market"
..... - Curfews: "Curfews seek balance between safety, rights"


WHAT'S HAPPENING_________________________________________________________________________


Tuesday: 6 - 8 PM. 'Shop Plainfield' Business Expo. Check out Plainfield businesses, services & products. Sponsor: Chamber of Commerce, SID and City. BUF Center, West 7th & Central. FREE (present a sales receipt from a Plainfield business).

Wednesday: 7 PM. New Democrats for Plainfield. Annual General Meeting. YMCA. Info: (908) 561-7325.

Events for this week are here

Union County: "Road construction updates".
Route 78: "Commuter help online"

Legal Notices: Go here, and click on 'New Search' You can search by County, Newspaper
or keyword [such as 'Plainfield' or 'Sheriff']


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TRI-COUNTY AREA___________________________________________________________________________

Flemington & Darfur: "Muslim family from Darfur adjusts to a new life"
New Providence: "Barth's Market: A Greengrocer and Then Some"


BOOKER & NEWARK_________________________________________________________________________

MIA: A piece on Cory Booker, the media and Newarkers' reactions is in print edition only.

Police Unions: "Contract proposal agitates police"


NEW JERSEY________________________________________________________________________________


A.C. Murders - SL: "Streetwalkers take slayings and cops' queries in stride"
.......... - Identities: "Trying to name 'Victim 2' through her tattoos"
..... - CN: "Husband mourns slain wife"
Bankruptcies: "Collections up amid bankruptcy changes"
Towns: Trenton: "62 Years Later, a Question of What Is Right"

UMDNJ: "Furor aside, at UMDNJ the trauma never stops"
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Tax Reform:
Legislature's Tax Reform Website is here. Overviews of each committee, and a feedback link for your comments.
Analysis, NYT: "Corzine Seeks to Rewrite Playbook on Taxes"
OpEd, SL: Paul Mulshine: "Pols lack wisdom of a Yogi"
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Sheneman's Cartoon is here
Margulies' Cartoon is here



NATION / WORLD____________________________________________________________________________



Editorial Cartoon: Chip Bok, Akron Beacon-Journal


Baker & Iraq Study Group - NYT: "Iraq on the Agenda for Mr. Fix-It of the G.O.P."

2008 Elections - WP: "The Hill May Look Steep For Republicans in 2008"
Bioterrorism - SL: "New agency would bolster biodefense"
Iraq - NYT: "What Makes a Civil War, and Who Declares It So?"


OF INTEREST________________________________________________________________________________



(Photo, NY Times)

Sisters who Sip: "Wine Divas of Oak Bluffs: Wine clubs, road shows, and the Web" -- the website.

Food: Book Review: "Meals to Come: A History of the Future of Food" -- Sci Fi writers were better predictors than scientists. Surprised?
Microbreweries: "Forget Politics. It’s Good Beer That’s Local."
Model Trains: "All aboard for the Great Train Expo" -- As one 'train widow' says, "clearly an adult hobby"
Oil Industry: "With questions about supply, industry denies manipulation"
'Unschooling': "Home Schoolers Content to Take Children’s Lead"

Miss Manners: Check out the witty doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.

BOOK REVIEW LINKS: NY Times | Wash Post | Ledger | NY Rev Bks | London Rev Bks |
SPORTS LINKS: PHS | Courier | Ledger | NY Times | NY Post | Daily News | El Diario | Hoy |


DISASTERS AND AID OPPORTUNITIES_________________________________________________________

Relief and Aid Contacts:
Red Cross: http://www.redcross.org/
Salvation Army: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/
Catholic Charities: http://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism: http://www.uscj.org/
Islamic Relief: http://www.irw.org/

Other Area Contacts: "Indonesia Relief Contacts"

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ABBREVIATIONS AND LINKS FOR FREQUENTLY CITED NEWS SOURCES

CN - Courier News | SL - Star-Ledger | NYT - New York Times | WP - Washington Post |

AFP - Agence France Presse | AP - Associated Press | APP - Asbury Park Press | BR - Bergen Record |
CSM - Christian Science Monitor
| CP - Courier Post [Cherry Hill] | HNT - Home News [New Brunswick] |
JJ - Jersey Journal [Jersey City]
| LAT - Los Angeles Times | ND - Newsday | NOLA - Times-Picayune |
NPR - National Public Radio
| PNJ - Politics NJ | TNS - The New Standard | TT - Trenton Times |

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