Happy Thanksgiving! 

GIVING THANKS…More than a century ago, this Westfield family gathered to share their joy in being together and to give thanks for their many blessings. Happy Thanksgiving everyone from the staff of The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Times. For the enjoyment of those 100 years from now, please e-mail your family Thanksgiving photo to editor@goleader.com for our archives.

SETTING A WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL RECORD...Blue Devil Marcus Allen Green hauls in his ninth interception of the season on Thanksgiving Day last year to break Jan Cocozziello’s WHS record of eight set in 2003.

Sports: Raiders Face Stiff Challenge In ‘Pre-Turkey Day’ Game; Blue Devils Want to ‘Gobble’ Cardinals on ‘Turkey Day’; Blue Devil Soccer Boys Had ‘Tale of 4 Different Seasons’; Blue Devils Complete X-C Season Undefeated; Field Hockey Devils Will Miss Coach ‘Maggie’ McFadden; Westfield B White Falls To Summit in Super Bowl; FSPY Boys Swim Very Well Against Ridgewood Y Boys: Photos

Devil's Den: Extra Meaning to Thanksgiving For Former Blue Devil Cary

Clubs & Organizations Database

Imagine: DWC, Yoko Ono ‘Come Together’ To Showcase John Lennon Art
Artworks: Despite Holiday, Nice Weather, 22nd WF Artworks Succeeds
Popcorn: Stranger Than Fiction - For Whom the Belles Lettres Toll
Food 4 Thought: Pumpkin Parfait – The Best Way
Dance Theater: WHS Student to Perform With Dancers in Nutcracker
Lunchtime Sounds: FCC Announces the Start Of Mid-Day Musicales

 
Leiz Highlights Why School 
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PERSPECTIVE...The proposed Central Avenue cell tower, which Councilman Jim Foerst said would likely be voted down, would measure 140 feet. Above, left to right, are: Westfield’s North Avenue Christmas tree, measuring between 75 and 85 feet; Westfield’s East Broad Street Presbyterian Church steeple, measuring 122 feet, and Scotch Plains’ Fire Station Number Two cell phone tower, measuring 150 feet.

BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS...Festive wreaths adorn lampposts in Fanwood around the train station in anticipation of the holiday season that follows Thanksgiving.