October 11, 2001 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

proposed Temple Lot Concerns Residents

TAKING COMMAND...Lieutenant William W. Sheppard, Public Affairs Officer for the New Jersey Naval Militia Joint Command, calls military officials from the office of The Leader and The Times

Westfield:
Committee to Gauge Interest in Arts Ctr.
Y Responds to Sept. 11 With Program
Garbage Pickup Restrictions Reviewed
Mountainside:
Fire Dept. Seeks Funds for Turnout Gear
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
SP Broadway Redevelopment Addressed
FW Council Postpones Ordinance
Red Cross Urges Use of Agency Aid
Suliga, Frigerio, Campbell Dispute Ensues
Regional:
GOP Poll Cuts McGreevey Lead
Editorials: Life Returning to Normal as Government, Residents Focus on Issues, Family Events; State Legislation Ending Restrictions On Home Business Is Curious at Best
Commentary: FAC Created to Help Families of World Trade Center Victims

RELYING ON DEVILS BRIGADE...A lot of pressure will be on the Westfield defense (The Devils' Brigade) to contain the running attack of the Union Farmers.
The Week In Sports: Blue Devils Look to Reduce Mistakes Against Farmers; Raiders Win a "Wild" One, Skin Tiger Gridmen, 40-35; Lady Viking Offense Finally Silences Soccer Lions, 3-1; Soccer Lady Raiders Startle Chatham Lady Cougars, 1-0.

ARTIST OF WEEK:

Cathy Schaefer Is Addicted to Color
TAKE THE STAGE:
UCC Theater Project Tackles Tough Topic
LOCAL MUSICIAN:
Tragedy Pauses Pace, While Providing Muse to "Carry On"
PEN & INK:
Make Love, Not War? The Lennon In Me Says 'Yes,' But I Say 'No Way'
MUSIC CORNER:
WSO Opens Season With Finesse
FALL GUIDE:
Guide to Apple, Pumpkin Picking Venues

MAN OF THE WILDERNESS...Frederick Ross of Scotch Plains, pictured above, presented a program on 18th-century fur traders and trappers at the Miller-Cory House Museum in Westfield.

POPCORN:
Zoolander: Fashion-Conscious Comedy