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By JENNIFER POPPER
August 21, 2017PLAINFIELD, NJ - The Plainfield community came together on Monday evening for a candle lighting ceremony at City Hall to remember the victims of the violence that took place in Charlottesville, and to unite against hate.
Council President Rebecca Williams welcomed the crowd, introduced members of the administration in attendance, and offered remarks on behalf of Mayor Adrian O. Mapp. ...
WESTFIELD, NJ — Nearly 150 people attended a “Stand with Charlottesville” vigil at Westfield’s Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial Sunday night. The Westfield event — one of many held Sunday after a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, ended in violence — was organized in a matter of hours by Lydia Kaplan and Pam Brug, members ...
GREEN BROOK, NJ - The Green Brook Flood Control Commission (GBFCC) will hold their Annual Memorial Service at 9:30 a.m., at Miller Park, 111 Greenbrook Road, Green Brook on Saturday, August 5. Miller Park is located behind the Green Brook Municipal Building. Due to ongoing flood project construction in Middlesex Borough, the ...
