March 14, 2002 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

Ward Commission OKs Reinstatement of Old Map

ADOPTING THE OLD MAP...Domenick Carmagnola, pictured, in the forefront, the attorney representing the Westfield Ward Commission, is shown as the old map, which existed before October 18, 2001, was re-adopted.

BOE Candidates News Starts on Page 19
Westfield:
Residents May See Nearly 5 Pt. Budget Hike
Jaycees Prepare to Mark 50th Anniversary
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
SP Council Seeks Reduction of Tax Hike
BOE President Dr. Sheldon Retires
FW Council OKs Redevelopment Ordinance
SP Passes Resolution on State Aid Cutbacks
New Office, Apt. Bldg. Opposed by Residents
Regional:
County Distributes Grants for Ball Fields
Kean Bill Would Enable Teens to Work Polls
Warrington to Head NJ Transit
Col. Rieth Named TAG, Adjutant General
Editorials:
Landlord-Tenants Dispute Has Created Blemish on Westfield's Downtown; The Westfield War of the Wards: Squandering Your Money Must Stop

TAKEDOWNS...Highlander Shawn Couglin, facing, scored three takedowns on 217-lb. Mike Zaki of St. Peter's Prep to win, 7-3, and to advance to A.C.

The Week In Sports: Francavillas, Regenye, Coughlin Advance to NJSIAA Wrestling State Tourney; Blue Devil Boys Are Emerging to Be State's Top Swim Team; Frustrating Opener Dictated Lady Devils' Hoop Season; Blue Devil Boy Cagers Post Best Season in 24 Years.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Nearly 700 Pieces of Student Artwork Grace Downtown Windows;
Jersey Jokes, Soulful Blues Served by Malone
CULINARY QUIPS:
Northside Trattoria
ON THE BEAT:
Vinyl Records Still Popular? No Kidding

EVERY PINT HELPS...Colonia resident James Pignataro had his blood drawn by Averion Nor during a recent blood drive in the Scotch Plains Municipal Building parking lot, sponsored by the New Jersey Blood Services.

POPCORN: We Were Soldiers: Back to the Anti-War Front