One of the advantages of having a long-running history column is that you have the opportunity to follow up on people and issues over an extended period of time. One example would be the suffrage crusade of Burlington County activist Alice Paul.
She first appeared in The SandPaper in 2013 as she organized a pro-suffrage parade that embarrassed supporters of Woodrow Wilson who were in Washington, D.C. for the inauguration of the former New Jersey governor as president of the United States.
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