Westfield, Mountainside, Berkeley Heights, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Union Cty, NJ Newspaper FEB 17, 2000 This Week Current Past Wks Search Help Minder Press Kit Subscribe

County GOP Fundraiser is Well-Attended Senate and Congress Hopefuls Stump for Support CAMPAIGN KICKOFF…Flanked by supporters, former Fanwood Mayor Maryanne S. Connelly kicks off her campaign for the Seventh Congressional District seat Tuesday morning at The Chelsea in Fanwood. One of 12 candidates seeking to succeed Congressman Bob Franks (R) in the House of Representatives, Mrs. Connelly (D) previously ran for the seat in 1998. Mr. Franks is a candidate for the United States Senate this year. Westfield (Special - Parking Deck Report): Town Proposes $1 Million Budget Increase Planning Bd Considers Stronger Ordinances Pool Sign-Up Changes Gain Council Nod Did Town Meeting Address Real Student  Issues? Sycamore Park Renovation Is Snarled Mountainside/Berkeley Heights: Berkeley Heights to Join Mountainside, Fanwood  to Separate On Cable TV MS to Bond $7 Mil. for Infrastructure Scotch Plains/Fanwood: Mr. Populus to Leave FW Council SP Council Tables Carriage House Resolution Cooperation Urged on School Talks Development Opposed For Park Place Diner Site Superintendent Endorses Moving Fifth Graders Union County and State: Freeholders Okay $70 Million Funding of Newark Airport Hilton Hotel Renovation Filing Deadline is Feb. 28 For School Board Candidates Throughout the State Editorial: "Staying in Touch With Local Officials Should Not be a Roadblock-Filled Pathway"

ATTEMPTING TO GET THE BALL DOWN COURT…Blue Devil Kristen Leonardis, No. 11, attempts to bring the ball down court as Raider Lindsay Pennella keeps close tabs. The Raiders defeated the Blue Devils, 49-38. The Week In Sports: WRESTLING: Warriors and Panthers Stagger GL Highlanders; Tigers Stop Devil Wrestlers, 37-33; Raiders Crumble Chatham HOCKEY: Westfield and Summit Draw 3-3 on Ice HOOPS: Devils Top Raider Hoopmen, 47-44; Devil Girls Defeat St. Mary’s, 44-36; Raider Ladies Down Dayton and Defeat Devils; Viking Girls Rap Rahway and Highlanders

PEN AND INK ‘‘Zeta-Jones, Douglas Romp Only Proves Hollywood’s Lack of Values, Principles" Harry Devlin’s ‘Miller-Cory’ Finds Home at Westfield Library ARTIST OF THE WEEK Paul Gaugin (1848-1903) POPCORN 'Topsy-Turvy' Tiptop and Shipshape THE MUSIC BOX 'Beethoven Suffers Short Shrift By Musical Clown'

OFFICERS INDUCTED…Officers of the Old Guard of Westfield were recently inducted for the year 2000. Pictured, left to right, are: Tom Splaine, Treasurer; Forrest Allen, Assistant Treasurer; Robert Broadwell, Director; Charles Bilics, Recording Secretary and Ray Bowman, Vice Director. Black History Month THE LEARNING CURVE Strong Schools Guide Today’s Pupils To Higher Levels of Intelligence

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