My snapshot of the city Christmas tree, flanked by a menorah and a kinara, came out a little blurry, but that's how things are lately. Celebrate what you can, as best you can, in this holiday season.
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Plaintalker II is the successor to Plainfield Plaintalker, a hyperlocal blog about Plainfield, New Jersey.
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- Council Reorganizes on Jan. 9
- MLK Jr. Memorial Breakfast Jan. 16
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- File in March for April School Board Election
- Happy Yule
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- Mapp: Outgoing Council Should Not Set Agenda
- Plainfield's Tangled Political Webs
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- 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.
YOU are blurry but that is how you libtard jurnos are lately.
ReplyDeleteWhats a Kinara
ReplyDeleteThe Kwanzaa candle holder is called the kinara
DeleteThank you
DeleteI'd like to see Anon at 1:04am try to keep a blog going as factual and long-lived as this one. You can disagree with politics and such with respect for others. Sheesh. Happy holidays, Bernice! Many respect what you do here!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words!
DeleteYou are greatly appreciated, Bernice. What folks need to keep in mind is that although your blog does a lot of reportage, you are under no obligation to write what anyone but you wants to read. I focus on politics and sometimes other stuff, as my blog is about what interests me and, as such, contains my perspective. The critics would do well to try to write and sustain a blog, instead of just criticizing your 1st amendment rights. As a new political season and council year get set to begin, I am wondering who else will step forward to write. We shall see.
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