April 04, 2002 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

W. Planning Board Questions Its Own Legal Authority

SAY "EASTER!"...Members of the Priscoe Family of Westfield have photos taken with the Easter Bunny.

Westfield:
Council Speaks With BOE on WHS Parking
Linden Auto Accident Kills Westfielder
Parking Problem Extends to WHS
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
10 Percent Tax Increase to Hit SP Residents
FW Council Shares Views on Tax Relief
Pleasant Ave. Subdivision Bothers Neighbors
Postal Service Examines Grievances at SP Office
Regional:
Freeholder Holmes Urges Board to Shelve Vote on Solid Waste Management Program
Suliga Bill Sanctions Dredged Material Use
Bagger Appointed to PS Joint Committee, IRC
Editorials:
Mum's the Word on Candidates Until April 8 Filing Deadline; For Many, Holidays Were Solemn Reminder of Those Victimized By Events of September 11.

COLORFUL BATTLE FOR THE BALL...The Blue Devils and the Hunterdon Central Red Devils, in May, 2001, battle for possession as sophomore Billy Schultz, No. 14, watches the ball head this way.
The Week In Sports: Raider Boys, Girls Predicted To Be Powerful in Track; Devil Boy Laxers to Rely On Offensive Speed; Devil Track Ladies Feel Quantity Will Yield Quality; Blue Devil Netmen Are Equal To or Better Than Opportunities.

CULINARY QUIPS: A Party at Feast Catering
IN THE GALLERIES: Concrete Cathedral Paintings Challenge Viewer's Perceptions
PEN & INK: The Big 30 And Where Do I Go?
IN THE SPOTLIGHT:
Volunteers Lend Expertise at Teen Arts
RANT: Preoccupations With Celebrity: Have Our Priorities Changed Since 9-11?
ARTIST OF THE WEEK:
Charlotte Bronte (1816-1855)

THE BRAVEST IN ACTION...The Westfield Fire Department checks the Samba Grill on East Broad Street for damage after a fire on March 31. The Westfield Rescue Squad is standing by.

POPCORN: The Rookie: Take Me Out to A Better Movie