By MARK J. BONAMO
July 27, 2017On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
NEWARK, NJ - On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblyman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
On the day she was officially named the Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Assemblywoman Sheila Oliver's mind went back to Bock Avenue, the one-block street in Newark's South Ward where she grew up and where her political awakening began.
"It was a very multicultural and multiethnic neighborhood when I grew up there," said Oliver, 65, a 13-year state ...
