THINGS ARE LOOKING UP…Members of the Westfield Historical Society and Mayor Andrew Skibitsky conduct a tour of the Reeve House on Mountain Avenue on Saturday to mark the signing of the 99-year lease to the society for converting the historic home, willed to the town, into a museum and public artisan center. The society now embarks on the fundraising necessary for renovation work. Photos

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TAKING THE COMPETITION SERIOUSLY…The Blue Devil soccer boys get into some intense action during an intersquad scrimmage at Kehler Stadium on August 24.

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FATHER AND SON...Bill Schwab of Westfield and his son, Matthew, shoot a commercial Saturday at the Westfield Train Station. Mr. Schwab commented, “It’s funny, I’ve art directed photography all over the world. Matthew and I shot a campaign in Spain, Denmark and the UK earlier this year. For 20 years, this was the first time I’ve been able to shoot in Westfield. It was great.”

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS…Three luxury automobiles worth over $100,000 are housed in Westfield after being confiscated by the sheriff’s department then auctioned and sold for a minimum bid of $300 to Sheriff Officer Christopher Coon as the only qualifying bidder. Mr. Coon is the stepson of Union County Sheriff Ralph Froehlich. The parties will appear in court on September 8.