The Washington Post story has brought national attention to Muhlenberg, including a piece on NPR.
Read more at Plainfield Today: "WashPost brings national attention to Muhlenberg".
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This is an information resource for and about the effort to restore Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center in Plainfield, New Jersey.
Started as 'Save Muhlenberg', the new name reflects the community's effort to restore Muhlenberg since its closure by Solaris Health System.
It is intended to be a community blog -- a place where anyone and everyone interested in keeping Muhlenberg Hospital a healing presence in Plainfield can post information, words of encouragement and news. And counter misleading rumors.
Though the blog is open to the entire community, it is started and maintained by Dan Damon, whose other daily blogs -- "Plainfield Today" and "CLIPS" -- are already well-known in central New Jersey.
In order to post to this blog, you will need to have either a Gmail or a Google account.
To find out more about getting either of these FREE accounts if you do not already have one, see here.
Once you create an account, be sure to save your USERNAME and PASSWORD as you will need them each time you wish to post to the blog.
It is not necessary to have an account to READ the blog.
¡Si se puede!"
Restoring Plainfield, New Jersey's Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center
Welcome to "Restore Muhlenberg", a community information hub
This is an information resource for and about the effort to restore Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center in Plainfield, New Jersey.
Started as 'Save Muhlenberg', the new name reflects the community's effort to restore Muhlenberg since its closure by Solaris Health System.
It is intended to be a community blog -- a place where anyone and everyone interested in keeping Muhlenberg Hospital a healing presence in Plainfield can post information, words of encouragement and news. And counter misleading rumors.
Though the blog is open to the entire community, it is started and maintained by Dan Damon, whose other daily blogs -- "Plainfield Today" and "CLIPS" -- are already well-known in central New Jersey.
In order to post to this blog, you will need to have either a Gmail or a Google account.
To find out more about getting either of these FREE accounts if you do not already have one, see here.
Once you create an account, be sure to save your USERNAME and PASSWORD as you will need them each time you wish to post to the blog.
It is not necessary to have an account to READ the blog.
¡Si se puede!"
Blog Archive
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July
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- Courier: Reaction to Muhlenberg closure news
- Muhlenberg Closure: Howard's approval letter
- Commissioner Howard signs Muhlenberg's death warrant
- Impact of Muhlenberg closure on Plainfield's Unite...
- Zurofsky to Howard: You must reconsider
- Nancy P: I saw equipment moved out at night
- Going it alone, Robinson-Briggs searches for buyer
- Cooper University Hospital attacks Courier
- State asked to reconsider, make stabilization grant
- Courier: Gallery of photos from last Friday
- Gutenkauf: Solaris is patronizing
- Courier editorializes on angioplasty licenses
- 'Super users' swamp ERs
- Coverage of Friday's rally
- Board recommends angioplasty license to JFK
- One more Solaris insult to Muhlenberg
- Last Masses at Muhlenberg chapel
- NPR picks up Muhlenberg story
- Solaris secretly stripping Muhlenberg?
- Muhlenberg makes front page of Washington Post
- Fanwood's Chelsea residents worry about Muhlenberg...
- Westfield Leader: State moves closer to Muhlenberg...
- 'Save Muhlenberg' in July 4 Parade
- Dr. Yood: Burden is on Solaris to make amends
- Muhlenberg: Solaris moves 3 units to JFK
- PNHC's expectant mothers and Trinitas
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About Me
- Dan
- Plainfield resident since 1983. Retired as the city's Public Information Officer in 2006; prior to that Community Programs Coordinator for the Plainfield Public Library. Founding member and past president of: Faith, Bricks & Mortar; Residents Supporting Victorian Plainfield; and PCO (the outreach nonprofit of Grace Episcopal Church). Supporter of the Library, Symphony and Historic Society as well as other community groups, and active in Democratic politics.
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