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Garwood Resident Brings Up Flooding Concerns
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, May 30, 2024
GARWOOD — During last Thursday’s regular meeting of the Garwood Mayor and Council, resident Oleg Tkachenko addressed the governing body regarding concerns with Third Avenue and Gallows Hill Road. Mr. Tkachenko alleged that after the recent road elevation on Third Avenue, water does not drain along t...
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BOE Recognizes Teachers; Organizes Referendum Committee
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BOE Recognizes Teachers; Organizes Referendum Committee
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, May 23, 2024
WESTFIELD — In less than a year, the Westfield Board of Education (BOE) will introduce a capital bond ordinance that, if approved by local voters, would allow the district to address existing challenges and prepare itself to better meet the changing needs of the school community. On Tuesday, during ...
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Cranford Council Adopts Capital Bond Ordinance
By JENNIFER RUBINO 
Thursday, May 23, 2024
CRANFORD — The Cranford Township Committee adopted an annual capital bond ordinance on Tuesday of $4,735,000 to authorize various public-improvement projects and to pay for the acquisition of new, additional or replacement equipment for the township. The governing body also followed up with the intr...
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Three Homes Eyed For Historic Designation
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, May 23, 2024
WESTFIELD — Efforts to create Westfield’s second locally-designated historic district are underway on West Dudley Avenue, where property owners are stepping forward to preserve and protect their 100-plus-year-old, Queen Annestyle homes.“The preservation of historic architecture is a keen interest of...
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Cranford Planning Board Draws Ire Over Hearing Adjournment
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Cranford Planning Board Draws Ire Over Hearing Adjournment
By JENNIFER RUBINO 
Thursday, May 23, 2024
CRANFORD — Cranford residents weredeeplyupsetbyadecisionmadeby the Cranford Planning Board to grant permission to adjourn and carry the application hearing for a minor subdivision “c” variance to subdivide the land at the property located at 320 Prospect Avenue into three lots until July 17. The dec...
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Fanwood Council Approves New Parking and Traffic Ordinances
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Fanwood Council Approves New Parking and Traffic Ordinances
By FRED T. ROSSI 
Thursday, May 23, 2024
FANWOOD — The borough council on Monday approved two traffic ordinances designed to improve safety on Martine Avenue and Tillotson Road. One ordinance will establish “Don’t Block the Box” intersections along Martine Avenue to improve access to the roadway for emergency vehicles and other vehicles. B...
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Planning Board Approves Grand St. Apt. Development
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Planning Board Approves Grand St. Apt. Development
By FRED T. ROSSI 
Thursday, May 23, 2024
SCOTCH PLAINS — The planning board on Monday gave its approval to a site plan to build a three-story apartment building on an empty tract of land at the corner of Grand Street and Forest Road.The 58,000-square-foot, rectangular- shaped building will be developed by 350 Forest Road LLC and feature 30...
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Clark Mayor, Council Discuss County Plans for Clark Reservoir
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, May 23, 2024
CLARK — Union County’s plans to install a new recreation complex on the shores of the Clark Resevoir have begun to circulate online. Preliminary plans for the site include a dual-season play area, an ice rink, boat launches, hiking trails, a fishing platform, parking areas, a smallscale train ride a...
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Injuries Reported In Unrelated Vehicle Crashes
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Injuries Reported In Unrelated Vehicle Crashes
By KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Police Department is investigating two separate, single-car accidents that occurred in town within a 24-hour period this week.At approximately 11:20 a.m. on Sunday, a single motor vehicle traveling southbound on Gallows Hill Road veered out of its lane before leaving the ro...
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PBA Denounces Program Cuts, Staff Layoffs at County Jail
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PBA Denounces Program Cuts, Staff Layoffs at County Jail
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, May 16, 2024
COUNTY — Numerous representatives from a local corrections officers’ union stepped to the podium on Thursday to ask the Union County Board of County Commissioners to reconsider staff layoffs and program cuts slated to go into effect at the largely-defunct county jail. The jail has been largely vacat...
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1958 Cuban Cuisine Reopens Following Mandated Closure
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 11, 2025
WESTFIELD — 1958 Cuban Cuisine, a Westfield restaurant that was cited for unsanitary conditions last month, has reopened with a satisfactory rating af...
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Clark BOE Prepares for Referendum, Nov. Election
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 11, 2025
CLARK — Clark residents will be heading to the polls next week to weigh in on a $34.8 million bond referendum that school officials say will help to c...
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Westfield Would be Lucky to Have a Mayor Like Jeremy Berman
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
I am proud to submit this letter in support of Jeremy Berman for mayor. My family and I moved to Westfield in the summer of 2020—a time that was anyth...
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Summit Area Old Guard To Host Guest Speaker
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Summit Area Old Guard To Host Guest Speaker
Thursday, September 11, 2025
AREA – On Tuesday, September 16, at 9:30 a.m., The Summit Area Old Guard will welcome our member James T. Clemens, PhD, physicist and former AT&T empl...
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Mountainside District Team Secures Championship
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Mountainside District Team Secures Championship
By SERENA BROWN 
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
MOUNTAINSIDE — The Mountainside Council acknowledged the accomplishments of a district little league team on Tuesday, congratulating the second- and t...
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