December 27, 2001 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

Sullivan, Weinstein Bid Fond Farewell to Colleagues

NEW HORIZONS...Leader/Times Political Editor Paul Peyton, left, converses with Governor Donald T. DiFrancesco. Beginning in January, Mr. Peyton will serve as Director of Communications for State Senator-elect Richard Bagger, Assemblyman Tom Kean, Jr. and Eric Munoz.

Colleagues Pay Tribute to Paul Peyton
Westfield:
DiFrancesco Ends Distinguished Career
A Synopsis of Westfield in the Year 2001
Pen Pal Project Forges Friendships
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
2001 in Fanwood Shaped by Improvements
BOE Says SPFEA Determines Pay Increases
2001 in SP Marked by Treasurer's Arrest
Mayor Marks Hopes For Progress in 2002
Regional:
Freeholders Wrap Up 2001; Laud Stender
Vote on Redistricting Could Come Jan. 3
Editorials:
Augmented By September 11, Year 2001 Was Highlighted By Numerous News Events
Commentary:
Thanks To All for Making Experience With Leader And Times A Great One; Seven Governors From Union County: Hard Luck, Twists, Fate Followed Them

RAIDER IN A LIONS' DEN...Raider Steve Williams, No. 23, finds himself amid a host of Lions in the second half.
The Week In Sports: Blue Devil Matmen Flatten Ridge Red Devils, 58-16; SP-F Raider Matmen Startle Roselle Park Panthers, 39-28; Devil Boys, Girls Use Depth; Stop Rival Raider Swimmers;

MUSIC CORNER: Pipes of Christmas Offer Unique Holiday Concert
BOOK NOOK: Westfield Native Galt Pens Fourth Thriller, "Bazaar" PICTURE IN POETRY: "The Snow-Storm"
ARTIST OF WEEK:
Chevy Chase (1943- )

CLEANUP CREW...Members of Cub Scout Pack 34, Den 4 from Evergreen Elementary School in Scotch Plains recently cleaned up garbage around Surprise Lake in the Watchung Reservation as part of a community project.
POPCORN: The Man Who Wasn't There: Is All That