March 28, 2002 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

Reeve Home Being Eyed for Town Museum, Offices

MUSEUM SPACE?...The Reeve Home is being considered for town museum and office space.

Westfield Homeowner Property Tax 2001 Data and 2002 Estimates...See Page 4
Westfield:
BOE Passes Final Budget at $55.9 Million
Carr Receives NAACP 'Unsung Hero' Award
Rescue Squad Calls Work Rewarding
School District Changes Since '76 Analyzed
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
BOE Gives $55.2 Mil. Budget Green Light
SP Mayor, Council Laud Rescue Squad
Regional:
Winter Honored by Freeholder Board
Bagger Earns Good Citizenship Medal
GOP Names Candidates for Freeholder
Editorials:
We Urge NJ State Government to Follow Through With Revising Property Tax Law

GREETING HIS TEAMMATES...Josh Ludmer, right, is about to be greeted by his teammates after smashing a two-run home run against Irvington in May of 2001. The Blue Devils have a lot of offensive clout this year.

The Week In Sports: Raider Softball Girls Have Solid Defense, New Pitching; Blue Devil Diamond Boys May Be Among Union County Elite; Hungry Blue Devil Trackmen Want to Chomp the 'UC' Pie; Raider Diamond Boys Must Rely on Young Pitching Staff

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Pysanky Cracks Surface Of Dyeing Process By Infusing Faith, Ritual
THE MUSIC CORNER:
WSO Soloists Dazzle
PEN & INK: Eavesdropping
Is Deceiving
MY TAKE ON IT:
Award Season Ends
IN THE GALLERIES:
Gerry Heydt in Summit
ARTIST OF THE WEEK:
Sean Penn

EGG-CELLENT FIND...During an Easter Egg Hunt in Westfield five years ago, this youngster discovered an orange egg that would make the collection in her basket complete.

POPCORN: The Time Machine: Remake Travels Well