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North Plainfield woman charged with attempted murder of South Plainfield resident
A woman known as 'Boo-Boo' has been charged with attempting to murder a South Plainfield woman on July 2 in the back yard of a Grove Street residence.
Plainfield man among 31 indicted in bank fraud scheme
A Plainfield man is one of 31 people indicted Tuesday in connection with a bank fraud scheme by members and associates of the Bloods street gang that involved more than $654,000 in counterfeit checks and the theft of more than $341,000 from eight banks.
Ex-landlord discusses conditions of Connolly Properties in Plainfield
Fred Tedesco sat at the kitchen table of his Warren Township home and stared at a cluster of pictures spread out in front of him.
Residents of Towne & Country - a Connolly property in Plainfield - speak out
A Courier News investigation into allegations of substandard living conditions in apartments owned by Connolly Properties started Tuesday June 23 at Town & Country, a complex on West Seventh Street.
Court says owner needs to pay to get show car from South Plainfield impound after nearly three years
A vehicle owner whose show car has been in a South Plainfield impound lot for nearly three years will have to pay plenty in order to get his wheels back, according to a recent state appeals court ruling.
Court upholds DWI despite language barrier
A New Jersey court ruling in a drunken driving case could change how police in the state treat suspects who don't speak English.
Plainfield health center among those sharing federal funds
Plainfield's Neighborhood Health Center will be sharing in nearly $17 million in federal stimulus funds aimed at addressing facility and equipment needs and increasing access to health care for underserved populations.
North Jersey: Spanish translation not required for Dwi suspects
PLAINFIELD - New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission should consider translating into Spanish a statement given to all drunken-driving suspects.
Plainfield utilities authority announces operational changes in wake of public criticism
The city's municipal waste-management organization on Wednesday announced a series of sweeping operational changes officials said are being made in response to a wave of public criticism.
Standing-room only crowd attends Plainfield meeting for Connolly Properties tenants
City resident James Taylor looks like the last person anyone would want to cross.
After more than 60 years, war veteran is honored with a Purple Heart
John Kozak got shot in Germany in April of 1945. The U.S. Army delivered his Purple Heart in April of 2009.
More Plainfield tenant complaints, concerns surface against Connolly properties
Mary Bowers may be 86, but she still has the spunk of a teenager. The self-described "Georgia girl" came to live in the city 62 years ago, and in her 40s moved into the East Front Street Towers apartment.
Plainfield Symphony announces 2009-2010 season
It's going to be yesterday and tomorrow during for Plainfield Symphony's 90th anniversary gala concert, set to take place Oct.
Connolly properties in Plainfield target of state DEP probe
The city's largest apartment complex is the target of a state Department of Environmental Protection investigation, officials said Friday.
Tenants of Connolly properties in Plainfield describe, demonstrate poor living conditions
Margaret Walker peered out her window and calmly stared at the open cellar door.
Plainfield man indicted on Warren burglarly charges
A Plainfield man has been indicted on charges of burglarizing a township restaurant five times between April 17 and May 25.
Plainfield sting nets 20 drug arrests
Police arrested 20 individuals Thursday in a 'reverse sting' operation to catch buyers at a city housing complex that is well-known for drug activity, authorities said.
Workers pump apparent waste water from Connolly property into streets of Plainfield
Residents of the 700 block of East Second Street should have been outside enjoying a recently rare stretch of nice weather early Wednesday afternoon.
South Plainfield board talks decision to allow accused students to take part in graduation
Board of Education members Wednesday defended their decision not to discuss in detail the panel's action allowing a few students accused of consuming alcohol before the senior prom to take part in Tuesday's high school graduation - a move that prompted a number of teachers to withhold their services at the ceremony.
Plainfield shooting injures three men wh...
Three men apparently sitting in a car were sprayed by bullets last night, but all survived the attack, police said.
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