NewsWorks Tonight, May 31, 2018
Listen 21:30The chance to flip a South Jersey district from red to blue has Democratic leaders and the party’s progressive wing at odds. NJ Spotlight’s Colleen O’Dea gives an overview of New Jersey’s primary races. Delaware public schools try to distinguish themselves from charters by offering classes that are outside the box. Guitarist Nels Cline comes to town, with a big-band love song for Philadelphia.
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