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Plaintalker II is the successor to Plainfield Plaintalker, a hyperlocal blog about Plainfield, New Jersey.
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September
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- Q&A With Developer Mario Camino
- 'Tis Autumn!
- Grace Church Animal Blessing Saturday
- FOSH Celebrates Animals Sunday
- Be Prepared to Vote on Nov. 8!
- Mapp Administration's Steps to Engage Latinos
- Queen City Pride Campaign Expands
- A Flash From the Political Past
- Challenge of the Decade: Engage Latinos
- Sights on a Downtown Walk
- Queen City Pride Leads Station Cleanup
- Fall Begins
- Rahami Story Recalls Past Tales
- A Little Visitor
- Talking About Litter
- LWV Offers Voter Empowerment
- Blessing of the Animals
- City Aims For Vet Shelter at Dudley House
- Symphony Event Coming Up
- Shut-In Council, Fire Division Honored
- City Council Meets Tonight
- Remembering 9-11
- Images From PMUA Fair
- A Father's Dilemma
- Mantises Getting Ready For Next Generation
- Taking A Fatigue Day
- Omega Psi Phi Town Hall Friday
- New Design Launches South Avenue Project
- Council Hears Plainfield Rescue Squad's Status, Needs
- Dean Announces "Black Men Run For All Lives"
- BOE, Council Meetings Tonight
- Remembering Dottie Today
- Itching For Fall
- Nasturtiums
- UEZ - Is There A Better Way?
- What Will Stop Gun Violence?
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About Me
- Bernice
- I have been reporting on Plainfield for more than 30 years, first at the Plainfield Today weekly, then at the Courier News and after retirement on the Plainfield Plaintalker blog and its successor, Plaintalker II. For feedback, questions, or corrections, send a note to: bernice.paglia "at" gmail.com.
Thank you Bernice for the post. Also at the Plainfield Symphony Showcase, there will be a musical performance by Steven Scheschareg accompanied by Charles Prince. The performance will feature the music of Kurt Weill, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Fritz Spielmann and Gustav Mahler. It will be a magical evening for the Symphony and Plainfield.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the Symphony would attract more people to the concerts if they placed a liquor bar in the lobby of the church. Many that go to the fundraiser never attend the concerts.
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