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Plainfield schools hosts virtual Black History Month events
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The virtual celebrations will be held weekly and are open to the public.
The Plainfield Public School District is providing a safe way for people to honor Black History Month, without leaving their homes.
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Plainfield schools hosts virtual Black History Month events
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The Plainfield Public School District is providing a safe way for people to honor Black History Month, without leaving their homes.
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Clip: 2/2/2021 | 3m 17s | The state is slowly opening back up after snow totals hit levels unseen in years. (3m 17s)
The economic stimulus battle begins again in Senate
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Clip: 2/2/2021 | 2m 24s | Americans would receive another stimulus payment under both plans. (2m 24s)
Montclair schools in bitter dispute with teachers union
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Clip: 2/2/2021 | 3m 17s | The teacher union blames the district for not providing proof the buildings are safe. (3m 17s)
Rutgers meteorologist on historic storm and snowfall totals
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Clip: 2/2/2021 | 2m 30s | Rutgers University meteorologist Scott Decker discusses this week's historic snowstorm. (2m 30s)
Sympathy, but little support, for 'home grow' cannabis bill
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Clip: 2/2/2021 | 3m 24s | Cardinale's bill would allow residents to grown six marijuana plants for personal use. (3m 24s)
Warden at Fort Dix reassigned amid COVID-19 outbreak
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Clip: 2/2/2021 | 49s | The former Fort Dix warden, David Ortiz, is being temporarily reassigned in Philadelphia. (49s)
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