Plainfield's political season is upon us with two events this week

The political season is upon us. Ready, set, go!

Plainfield's political season is upon us with two Democratic Party events this week.

THURSDAY PDCC FUNDRAISER

First up is a fundraiser at Plainfield Democratic Headquarters on Thursday evening, March 28 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

While the invitation has a suggested donation of $300, the PDCC's longstanding practice is to welcome any and all who throw something in the hat.

Billed as a fundraiser for the City Committee, there's sure to be light eats along with remarks by honored guests, including UCDC chair Sen. Nick Scutari, Plainfield chair Mayor Adrian O. Mapp, and this year's Council candidates Barry Goode (Wards 1/4) and Cory Storch (Ward 2).

Payment by check to PDCC is preferred. Remember that cash contributions -- no matter how small -- require reporting the name, address and employer of the contributor to ELEC.

NOTE: There seems to have been some sort of hiccup about communications. I received my invitation by snail mail last week (I am not a PDCC member); some ex officio committee members only received an email Monday evening and no snail mail invite at all. One would expect better. Hopefully the PDCC will get its communications act together.

PDCC COMMITTEE MEETING SATURDAY

On Saturday  (March 30) at 11:00 AM, also at Plainfield Democratic Headquarters, the PDCC will hold a formal meeting.

You may expect to hear from the candidates and Mayor Mapp as he gives marching orders for the primary campaign and introduces candidates for the Plainfield Democratic City Committee.

Plainfield Democratic Headquarters is at 31 Watchung Avenue (next to Antojito's Restaurant).

It is a longstanding custom of the PDCC to welcome the public as observers at its meetings.

Parking is available on the street or in the public lot adjacent to HQ.

See you there!

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  -- Dan Damon [follow]

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