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Tag: Wynona Lipman

Sharpe James mulls run for Newark City Council

February 2, 2022   10:32 amApril 3, 2022   6:30 pm
Former Newark Mayor Sharpe James, who served 18 months in federal prison after his conviction on criminal charges, has taken out nominating petitions to run for an at-large city council seat in the May non-partisan elections, the New Jersey Globe...
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Trailblazer: Montclair Mayor Matthew Carter

January 17, 2022   12:21 amJanuary 16, 2022   10:11 pm
Matthew G. Carter (1913-2012) was the first Black mayor of Montclair.  He was elected town commissioner in 1964 and was re-elected in 1968.  He was mayor from 1968 to 1972. Carter sought the Republican nomination for State Senate in 1971,...
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Trailblazer: Senator Wynona Lipman

January 17, 2022   12:20 amJanuary 16, 2022   10:18 pm
Wynona M. Lipman (1923-1999) was the first African American woman to serve in the New Jersey State Senate.  She served as a Senator from 1972 until her death in 1999. Born in Georgia, she was a Fulbright scholar studying at...
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Trailblazer: Senator Ronald Rice

January 17, 2022   12:16 amJanuary 16, 2022   10:17 pm
Ronald L. Rice (D-Newark) is the longest-serving Black legislator in New Jersey history and has made his mark as an advocate for social justice and civil rights. Rice was elected to the State Senate in a 1986 special election following...
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The time N.J. Republicans won the congressional map but lost the election

December 27, 2021   2:07 pm
The clock on congressional redistricting in New Jersey for 1972 began in 1970 when Gov. William Cahill was trying to clear the field for GOP State Chairman Nelson Gross to run for the United States Senate. Republicans thought they could...
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Labor Leader: Joel Jacobson picked a public fight with Frank Sinatra

September 6, 2021   12:10 amSeptember 4, 2021   3:48 pm
One of the great New Jersey fights of the 1970s was between labor leader Joel R. Jacobson (1918-1989) and Frank Sinatra. Sinatra and Dean Martin were playing blackjack before their performance at the Golden Nugget Casino in Atlantic City in...
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Nia Gill endorses Vainieri Huttle for Senate

May 20, 2021   4:36 pm
State Sen. Nia Gill (D-Montclair) had endorsed Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle (D-Englewood) for the Democratic nomination for State Senate in the 37th district. “In her fifteen years in the Assembly, Valerie has proven herself as a progressive, effective, independent leader...
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