PLAINFIELD_________________________________________________________________________________
Plainfield Today: "Ecuadorian textiles at Library"
Plain Talker: "Another New Council Calendar?"
Crime: "Pedestrian shot in Plainfield"
Letter: John Caminiti: "No gratitude for civil union 'crumb'"
Pop Warner Football: "Freeholders Honor Plainfield Cardinals"
Schools: "Officials remain mum on Howard's contract"
Crime - NYT: "Murders Are Up in New York and Other Cities" -- Guns, Gangs, and Gunplay?
Teachers & Math: "Teachers’ Union Chief Falters in a Pop Quiz on Fractions" -- PT heard the whole thing. Tsk, tsk.
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Connections? Food For Thought
..... - Demographics: "West Orange highlights questions of NJ's changing demographics"
WHAT'S HAPPENING_________________________________________________________________________
Legal Notices: Go here, and click on 'New Search' You can search by County, Newspaper
or keyword [such as 'Plainfield' or 'Sheriff']
TRI-COUNTY AREA___________________________________________________________________________
Fanwood: "Brisk redevelopment in Fanwood"
Media: "Bedminster native launches magazine that seeks truth behind world events"
BOOKER & NEWARK_________________________________________________________________________
Rutgers Cops: "Arrested councilwoman says Rutgers cops went too far"
Schools Construction Corp. - SL: "State sues over school construction flaws"
.......... - NYT: "School Construction Agency Sues Builders"
NEW JERSEY________________________________________________________________________________
Corzine - NYT: "Corzine’s Chemical Security Stance Draws Scrutiny"
Blood Center of NJ: "Leave the blood drive to us, center says, but new bus would help"
Business: "Jersey firm to fix cables ruptured by Asian earthquake"
Demographics: "Of the many colors of West Orange, the one at risk of fading is white"
Medicaid Fraud: "Need for state medical fraud inspector questioned"
Megan's Law: "Posting of registered sex offenders varies widely among counties"
Schools Construction Corp. - NYT: "School Construction Agency Sues Builders"
Sheneman's Cartoon is here
Margulies' Cartoon is here
NATION / WORLD____________________________________________________________________________
Editorial Cartoon: Summers, Orlando Sun-Times
(President Ford with Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney, 1975. Photo, Ford Library via AP)
Ford on Iraq - WP: "Ford Disagreed With Bush About Invading Iraq"
2008 Elections - WP: "Edwards Scooped by His Web Site"
Government - SL: "It's open season on government watchdogs"
Iraq - NYT: "Sectarian Ties Weaken Duty’s Call for Iraq Forces"
OF INTEREST________________________________________________________________________________
(Photo, Universal Pictures)
Review: "Children of Differing Visions: Contrasting a P. D. James Novel and the Movie It Inspired"
Gay Marriage: "Mass. Supremes scold lawmakers on gay marriage bill"
Miss Manners: Check out the witty doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.
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Plainfield Today: "Ecuadorian textiles at Library"
Plain Talker: "Another New Council Calendar?"
Crime: "Pedestrian shot in Plainfield"
Letter: John Caminiti: "No gratitude for civil union 'crumb'"
Pop Warner Football: "Freeholders Honor Plainfield Cardinals"
Schools: "Officials remain mum on Howard's contract"
Crime - NYT: "Murders Are Up in New York and Other Cities" -- Guns, Gangs, and Gunplay?
Teachers & Math: "Teachers’ Union Chief Falters in a Pop Quiz on Fractions" -- PT heard the whole thing. Tsk, tsk.
Not getting your own CLIPPINGS email daily? Got a tip? Click here to send PT an email.
Connections? Food For Thought
..... - Demographics: "West Orange highlights questions of NJ's changing demographics"
WHAT'S HAPPENING_________________________________________________________________________
- Saturday: Dec. 30. 1 - 6 PM. Kwanzaa Celebration. Sponsored by the Division of Recreation and Mayor Robinson-Briggs. Washington Community School. FREE.
- Sunday: Dec. 31. 10 PM. Watch Night Service. First-Park and Shiloh Baptist churches will join together at Shiloh Baptist Church, 515 West 4th Street. FREE.
Legal Notices: Go here, and click on 'New Search' You can search by County, Newspaper
or keyword [such as 'Plainfield' or 'Sheriff']
TRI-COUNTY AREA___________________________________________________________________________
Fanwood: "Brisk redevelopment in Fanwood"
Media: "Bedminster native launches magazine that seeks truth behind world events"
BOOKER & NEWARK_________________________________________________________________________
Rutgers Cops: "Arrested councilwoman says Rutgers cops went too far"
Schools Construction Corp. - SL: "State sues over school construction flaws"
.......... - NYT: "School Construction Agency Sues Builders"
NEW JERSEY________________________________________________________________________________
Corzine - NYT: "Corzine’s Chemical Security Stance Draws Scrutiny"
Blood Center of NJ: "Leave the blood drive to us, center says, but new bus would help"
Business: "Jersey firm to fix cables ruptured by Asian earthquake"
Demographics: "Of the many colors of West Orange, the one at risk of fading is white"
Medicaid Fraud: "Need for state medical fraud inspector questioned"
Megan's Law: "Posting of registered sex offenders varies widely among counties"
Schools Construction Corp. - NYT: "School Construction Agency Sues Builders"
Sheneman's Cartoon is here
Margulies' Cartoon is here
NATION / WORLD____________________________________________________________________________
Editorial Cartoon: Summers, Orlando Sun-Times
(President Ford with Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney, 1975. Photo, Ford Library via AP)
Ford on Iraq - WP: "Ford Disagreed With Bush About Invading Iraq"
2008 Elections - WP: "Edwards Scooped by His Web Site"
Government - SL: "It's open season on government watchdogs"
Iraq - NYT: "Sectarian Ties Weaken Duty’s Call for Iraq Forces"
OF INTEREST________________________________________________________________________________
(Photo, Universal Pictures)
Review: "Children of Differing Visions: Contrasting a P. D. James Novel and the Movie It Inspired"
Gay Marriage: "Mass. Supremes scold lawmakers on gay marriage bill"
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 |
(In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. Plainfield Today and Clippings have no affiliation whatsoever with the originator of these articles nor are Plainfield Today or Clippings endorsed or sponsored by the originator.)
Some publications, such as the NY Times and the Ledger, remove their articles from free access after a period of time (for the Times it is one week, for the Ledger two). This means the link may become broken or may lead you to a pay-for-access page. If you are a 'clipper,' save the interesting stories to your hard drive the day you read them, that way you will always have access to them.
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