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As 2021 begins, Democrats take control in key Burlington County towns On Tuesday, the opposite was made true.  The first week of 2021 ushered in a new in era in Burlington County politics as Democrats took full control in several Burlington County towns. Two women now lead the all-Democratic Lumberton Township Committee, both firsts in the township’s history.   Newly elected Gina LaPlaca and Committeewoman Rue Ryan were sworn in by Gov. Phil Murphy as mayor and deputy mayor, respectively.  LaPlaca joins Ryan and Committeewoman Kendra Hatfield, marking another historic first â€...

You know, we wanted more time coming from an area like mine i wanted to use that as an opportunity to get to know people. but i was able to get my message out. i talked about bringing this debate back to the workers and the working class issues whether they're white, black, brown, gay or straight. how do we talk about the economic anxiety so i was able to get that message out. i know there are a lot of questions out there, brian, so people can go to tim ryan for america.com if they want to more about my positions and where i stand. i thought all in all it's tough. there's ten people up on the ...

Thousands of workers an we had a general motors plant and it's now idle. now they're underemployed. they're not making 30 bucks an hour, but $15 and you figure out what can i cut out of the budget and the newspaper comes into that category and it's that tight for people in this community and across the country. >> obviously, paper needs independence from government, from politicians. yet, i think it's important that the senators and congressmen like yourself, those from the executive branch of government stand up for the local news. it's a heart breaking loss to see the papers shut down so may...

Search has been unsuccessful. the paper had just celebrated 150th anniversary. but soon, there will be no more local daily newspaper published in and around youngstown. with me now is the congressman for the area. he's also a 2020 presidential candidate, tim ryan. congressman, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> it's heart breaking to see a local newspaper, not just -- we have seen it for years unfortunately layoffs, cutbacks, shorter, smaller papers but now in this country we are starting to see papers shut down. daily papers like yours in youngstown. what does it mean for your ...

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