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Mom Pays for Stranger s Cake in Honor of Late Son s 35th Birthday: My Son Loved Cake!

Mom Pays for Stranger’s Cake in Honor of Late Son’s 35th Birthday: ‘My Son Loved Cake!’ An Indiana mom has kept her late son’s memory alive on what would be his 35th birthday with a random act of kindness. The man loved cake, so his mom paid for the cake of a stranger who shared his birthday. Toni Wilson-Taylor, who lost Tyler five years ago, left a note for the recipient at Kroger Bakery in Plainfield. “Today [May 16] is my son’s 35th birthday, his 5th one in heaven,” she wrote. “In his memory, I’ve paid for your cake. Please enjoy, make special memories, and hug your children and loved ones tight. My son loved cake!”

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Fixing America: the View from Edison and Plainfield

Fixing America: the View from Edison and Plainfield By Bob Hennelly | April 25, 2021, 10:56 pm | in Columnist, News The debate over President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill has been primarily centered around the personalities behind the White House’s $2 trillion plus plan and the GOP’s $568 billion counter proposal. As a consequence, this beltway conversation is all about national horse race politics, whose ideas are polling best, who will compromise, and who will stand firmest. The reporting is disconnected from the lived experience of the American people who in just the last year have been through a pandemic that killed over half a million people and an insurrection that for the first time in our history saw the peaceful transition of power at risk.

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Plainfield takes control of SR 267 from INDOT

INDOT to relinquish SR 267 to Plainfield and Hendricks Co. Effective Thursday, April 1, Plainfield will oversee the portion of the road know as Quaker Boulevard and Avon Avenue north of US 40 as part of the agreement. Credit: Condor 36 / Adobe Stock Road construction barrels and detour sign Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 11:21 AM EDT April 1, 2021 PLAINFIELD, Ind. The Indiana Department of Transportation has agreed to relinquish part of State Road 267 in Plainfield to the town and county. In return, Plainfield will receive approximately $20.5 million for local project improvements. Effective Thursday, April 1, Plainfield will oversee the portion of the road know as Quaker Boulevard and Avon Avenue north of US 40 as part of the agreement.

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Dictan 75 años de cárcel a extorsionista sexual que acosó a 375 menores en Facebook

Dictan 75 años de cárcel a extorsionista sexual que acosó a 375 menores en Facebook
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Plainfield Mayor Adrian O Mapp, Running for Re-Election, Announces Support for New Jersey State Bill to Establish Civilian Complaint Review Boards

Press Releases Plainfield Mayor Adrian O. Mapp, Running for Re-Election, Announces Support for New Jersey State Bill to Establish Civilian Complaint Review Boards March 17, 2021, 11:45 am | in Plainfield Mayor Adrian O. Mapp, Running for Re-Election, Announces Support for New Jersey State Bill to Establish Civilian Complaint Review Boards March 17, 2021 – (Plainfield, NJ) – Plainfield Mayor Adrian O. Mapp today formally announced his support for A4656/S2963, a proposed New Jersey state bill to authorize the creation of local civilian review boards to review police operations and conduct. Mapp, a Black mayor who is running for re-election, declared and discussed his support for the legislation in a testimony for a state legislative hearing held virtually this morning.

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