Westfield, Mountainside, Berkeley Heights, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Union Cty, NJ Newspaper MAR 16, 2000 This Week Current Past Wks Search Help Minder Press Kit Subscribe Features

Scotch Plains Township Plans No Tax Increase, But Other Towns, County and School Tax Hikes in The Works A PARADE OF PRIDE…The Emerald Society of Passaic County marched proudly in the fourth annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade last Saturday on Morris Avenue in Union. The band showcases pipes and brass instruments. Westfield: Search to Begin For New Fire, Police Chiefs Municipal Tax Increase Proposed At 3 Cents Pool Registration Begins With Big Turnout ShopRite Traffic Study Put Before Council Retiring Fire Chief Proposes Dramatic Changes Mountainside: BOE Gives Nod To Full-Day Kindergarten Borough Considers Tax Hike Scotch Plains/Fanwood: Zoning Ordinance Pending in Fanwood SP Council Unveils Zero Tax Increase Budget Fanwood Council Pays Tribute to Mr. Populus BOE Asks Budget for Fire Protection & Tech. Bowcraft Water Park Gets Cold Shoulder Editorial: "Scotch Plains Should Tread Lightly In Development of Ashbrook Reservation"

CLOSING OUT AS STATE CHAMPIONS…The Westfield High School boys swim team closed out its season, claiming the NJSIAA A Division Championship. Blue Devil Head Coach Martha Heinzelman, center, is surrounded by many of her superb swimmers and coach Bruce Johnson. The Week In Sports: Gary Cousar Advances, Then Falls in State Mat Tournament, G. L. Highlander Tim Marcantonio Places Sixth at 162-lbs.; Blue Devil Boys, Girls Finish Third in State Swim Ratings; Devil Bowlers Amaze Coach With 14-4 Year; Blue Devil Boys, Girls Finish Third in State Swim Ratings

PEN AND INK ‘‘Since Halle Berry’s Careless Hit And Run, Luck of the Irish Doesn’t Seem to Reign" Favorite Irish Proverbs ARTIST OF WEEK U2 THE MAIN INGREDIENT Irish Soda Bread POPCORN 'What Planet Are You From? Love, Intergalactic Style A WORD OR TWO ‘Heartfelt Acting,’ Superb Choreography Comprise WHS Big Production

Westfield Police Chief Anthony J. Scutti, who has been with the Department since 1959, has told Town Council members he will be retiring this summer because of a New Jersey law requiring police and fire personnel to retire by age 65.

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