"Frank King’s “Gasoline Alley,” from 1934, at the Newark Museum."
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- Drugs - Grow Houses - Elk Grove, CA
- Drugs - Grow Houses - Port St. Lucie, FL
- Beatles - Royal Mail - Complete Set
- How-to - Ledger - Organizing block parties
- Comics - NYT - Newark Museum Exhibit
- Ethics - Ledger - OpEd: Adopt a statewide standard
- Civic Reponsiblity Act - Table of Boards/Commissions
- Flood Zones - Map at 100 dpi - 2006
- Hale Insurance Brokerage - Cranford - Forging sign...
- Jerry Green - Ledger - Letter: Words of prejudice
- Avoiding terrorist attacks - NYTimes - 10 Ways to ...
- Zoning Officers - Bergen Record - Blunders bring c...
- Pay-to-Play - Ledger - Money flows back from contr...
- Menendez-Kean race - PoliticsNJ - Wally Edge: Poll...
- Lynch - Home News Tribune - Reactions on guilty plea
- Menendez - NY Times - Lost his lead
- NJ Dems - PoliticsNJ - Joint Dem/LGBTI statement
- Plame Affair - Novak - Armitage's leak examined
- Constituent Relations - Ledger - Booker sets a model
- McGee - Biz Wire - To CorpHQ as CFO, 2004
- Asm Jerry Green - Legislature - Bill to make Chief...
- Stabbing - Courier - Warrant issued
- Asbury Park - APP - Schools super suspended
- Cops' off-duty pay - Herald News - Paterson to man...
- House tour - Courier - Tour Sunday, September 10
- Union County Dems - Ledger - PAC treasurer admits ...
- Media - Presstime Mag - Newspaper Inks
- Media - Presstime Mag - Ethnic outreach
- Media - Presstime Mag - Yellow journalism's good p...
- Immigrants - Newsday - Suffolk County - Levy legis...
- Schools - Asbury Park Press - State intervenes in ...
- *Published in the New York Times, Friday, Septembe...
- Bruno Associates - Ledger - Sued by Springfield fo...
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About Me
- Dan
- Plainfield resident since 1983. Retired as the city's Public Information Officer in 2006; prior to that Community Programs Coordinator for the Plainfield Public Library. Founding member and past president of: Faith, Bricks & Mortar; Residents Supporting Victorian Plainfield; and PCO (the outreach nonprofit of Grace Episcopal Church). Supporter of the Library, Symphony and Historic Society as well as other community groups, and active in Democratic politics.