CLARK—During Monday night’s regular meeting of the Clark Township Council, the regular order of business was suspended to honor Clark Volunteer Emergency Squad members Alan Reilley and Gary Wagner and congratulate them for 50 years of service. “This is amazing. This is what Clark is about - there’s ...

Benefit Concert, Westfield’s own Indi-rock band from 80s and 90s – the FUNDAMENTALS – are reuniting for a benefit concert Saturday October 26th from 6 to 8 p.m. at Crossroads Music Venue in Garwood. Proceeds from ticket sales will support nonprofit, DOVE, an organ donation program that supports Vete...

WESTFIELD — Plans to convert an underutilized section of Tamaques Park into a new recreational facility took another step forward on Tuesday when the Westfield mayor and council voted to award a professional services contract to a Fairfield-based design firm that will help the community to navigate ...

CRANFORD — The Cranford Planning Board concluded its October 16 meeting with a motion to deny the application of a development project on historic property. If this project were to have been accepted, it would have caused major alterations to Roosevelt Manor, located near 320 Prospect Avenue.Rooseve...

WESTFIELD — The Westfield Town Council unveiled plans on Tuesday to revise the One Westfield Place redevelopment agreement to scale back the project and further mitigate its potential impact on the community. Mayor Shelley Brindle said the proposed amendments to the plan will allow the community to ...

WESTFIELD — The Westfield Board of Education voted to enact a new anti-discrimination resolution on Tuesday to further codify its stance against hatred and bigotry. The resolution, which was approved with the unanimous consent of the board, was passed just weeks after a swastika — the fifth or sixth...

AREA — Earlier this month, law enforcement officers, the Union County Prosecutor’s Office and other local representatives partnered to recover more than 100 firearms and upwards of 1,000 rounds of various types of ammunition from nearby communities as part of a voluntary gun-surrender program.The ev...

SCOTCH PLAINS — The four candidates seeking a seat on the board of education agreed last week that inadequate space is the biggest issue facing district administrators while also admitting that the district could have done a better job promoting last month’s bond referendum that was defeated.At a ca...

GARWOOD — The Garwood Mayor and Council voted Thursday to adopt an ordinance that will make it easier for residents to opt out of unwanted circulars, newspapers and printed material dropped onto driveways.The ordinance, 24-27, will require coupon couriers to print their phone numbers in a visible lo...

SCOTCH PLAINS — The candidates for mayor and township council discussed issues ranging from downtown redevelopment, affordable housing and expanded playing fields to shared services, senior programs and emergency preparedness.The program last Tuesday evening, held at the Shady Rest Golf & Country Cl...