THE KID IN THE HAT…Children at Tamaques Elementary School dress up in Dr. Seuss hats as part of the school’s second-annual Read-a-Thon on Monday.

HEAVILY GUARDED…The Lady Lions heavily guarded Blue Devil Erin Miller, No. 11, throughout the game. Miller finished with 20 points.

Sports: Raiders Qualify Three, Blue Devils One For Trip to State Mat Tourney in AC; N. Hunterdon Ladies Stump Blue Devil B’ballers; Lady Raiders Head to Finals, Tame Tiger B’ballers; Raider Lady Cagers Silence Ferris in Sectionals; Raider B’ball Boys Discharge Blue Streaks in Sections:: Photos
Devil's Den: A Couple of Last-Minute Snubs Opened the Doors to History

Theater: Death’s A Suspenseful ‘Trap’
Living History: ‘Stitch In Time’ Links Ancestors Through Quilts
Art: Landscape Imagery Unites LandScope Artwork
Popcorn: Madea’s Family Reunion - You go, uh, Girl?
Home Spun: On The Surface - Renovating Perception
Vic's Picks: Billy Joel, “My Lives”
 

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FROLIC IN THE PARK...Family and fowl flock to Brookside Park in Scotch Plains at the first signs of spring. A firm has reportedly developed conceptual site plans that would call for the construction of a recreation center, artificial-turf soccer field, baseball field, lighting and 216-space parking lot. Scotch Plains Advocates for the Conservation of the Environment (SPACE) has said that such changes would negatively change the character of the park.