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Letters to the Editor, Opinions
WHS Journalism Needs Support for Future Generations of Journalists
By MAYA KOSLOWSKY 
Thursday, June 6, 2024
“For the students, by the students, since 1935,” is a slogan for the WHS journalism program that holds great meaning. Three publications, Hi’s Eye, Hi’s Eye Sports and Optic Magazine, are completely student-run and Hi’s Eye is one of the last remaining weekly printed high school publications left in...
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Letters to the Editor, Opinions
Gratitude for Fiona: Choosing A Less Hectic Life
By PATRICIA STECKLER, Ph.D. 
Thursday, June 6, 2024
“Mom, I would prefer not to sign up for weekend dance or swimming classes during the school year,” said my granddaughter, Fiona, to my daughter last summer. She was six years old and about to start first grade. Fiona loves to swim all summer long and dance during her school day. She is full of energ...
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Letters to the Editor
The Clark Reservoir Project Runs Afoul
Thursday, June 6, 2024
It's true, the Clark Reservoir is gross, and with the Summer heat will come a stench which is unmistakable. This is the result of the County's neglect since taking ownership of the property in 2008. Prior to that the reservoir, which is part of the Robinson's Branch of the Rahway River had been gove...
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Letters to the Editor, Opinions
The Student View
By GIANNA PUGLISI 
Thursday, May 30, 2024
A collaboration with the Westfield High School Journalism ProgramDon’t Let Your Disappointment In The Choices Dissuade You From VotingThe year is 2012, and I am sitting in my second-grade class. Images of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney were projected on the SmartBoard: an elementary school attempt at ...
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Letters to the Editor, Opinions
I Will Continue to Advocate for Full-Time DPW Employees
Thursday, May 30, 2024
I Will Continue to Advocate for Full-Time DPW Employees The Mayor’s reliance on seasonal laborers to address staffing shortages in the Department of Public Works (DPW) is fundamentally flawed. Seasonal workers are, by definition, temporary and lack the consistency and dedication that full-time emplo...
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Letters to the Editor
Setting the Record Straight on DPW Staffing
Thursday, May 23, 2024
While I prefer to limit my public comments on matters involving Garwood employees or labor contracts, there is an incredible amount of false information circulating on social media regarding our Department of Public Works. Unfortunately, much of the misinformation is coming from a current member of ...
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Letters to the Editor
Councilwoman Articulates Her Position on Garwood DPW Staffing
Thursday, May 23, 2024
As a Garwood Councilwoman dedicated to serving the best interests of our community, I feel compelled to address the recent statements made by first-year Councilman Foley regarding my vote in support of fulltime workers at our Department of Public Works (DPW). Mr. Foley, who is the chair of our finan...
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Letters to the Editor
Residents Thank Fire, Police Assistance
Thursday, May 16, 2024
Last week my husband had a very important doctor’s appointment. He is 97 years old and uses a wheel chair to get around. We live on the second floor of condo residence whose elevator was not working. Not knowing how to get him to the car, I called the police department and within 15 minutes a fire t...
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Letters to the Editor
F-SP College Club Appreciates Support For Luncheon Fundraiser
Thursday, May 16, 2024
The Spring Luncheon Fundraiser recently hosted by the College Club of Fanwood-Scotch Plains was the culmination of many months of planning and working together by the College Club members to raise funds for the club’s scholarship fund. Since its founding in 1933, the College Club remains committed t...
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Letters to the Editor, Opinions
Munoz Says Change in Open Public Records Access Comes at Too High a Cost
Thursday, May 16, 2024
TRENTON, N.J. – Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz stands with government transparency advocates in opposing the majority party’s latest power grab, the dismantling of New Jersey’s open public records act.The fast-tracked legislation (S2930/A4045), introduced in March by Democrats but pulled from considerati...
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Former Clark Teacher Pleads Guilty To Child Endangerment
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Former Clark Teacher Pleads Guilty To Child Endangerment
By KATIE MOEN 
Sunday, May 10, 2026
CLARK — A former teacher in the Clark public school system has pled guilty to charges related to child endangerment and the possession of illicit mate...
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Westfield Council Reveals Tamaques Concept Plan
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, May 7, 2026
WESTFIELD — Though it may still be several years before Westfield’s plans for Tamaques Park come to fruition, residents will now have the chance to ta...
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Westfield Board of Ed. Swears in New Members
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Westfield Board of Ed. Swears in New Members
By MADOLYN LAURINE 
Thursday, May 7, 2026
WESTFIELD — Three members of the Westfield Board of Education were sworn in Tuesday at the board’s annual re-organization meeting. Incumbent Kent Diam...
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Democrats Debate Policy, Affordability Ahead Of Primary
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Democrats Debate Policy, Affordability Ahead Of Primary
By KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, May 13, 2026
AREA — Four Democratic candidates vying for the party nod in New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District met Tuesday to debate affordability, healthcare a...
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Westfield BOE Honors Teachers and Staff
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Westfield BOE Honors Teachers and Staff
By MADOLYN LAURINE 
Wednesday, May 13, 2026
WESTFIELD — Teachers from across the district were honored with a slate of awards at Tuesday’s Westfield Board of Education meeting, where they were r...
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