ON THE MARCH…In the front row, from left to right, Officer Vincent Piano, Detective Lisa Perrotta, Officer Tom Ostrander, Sergeant Scott Rodger, Police Benevolent Association President Leo Lugo and Patrolman Kevin O’Keefe march down North Avenue in Westfield to voice concerns about the status of contract negotiations.

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CONNECTING ON ALL CYLINDERS...Senior co-captain/libero Anna Koehler, No. 11, outside hitters Caroline Fallon, middle, and Erin Roudebush demonstrated accurate passing with top notch hitting to steer the Blue Devils to victory.

Sports: Raider Girls X-C Team Wins Watchung Conference Crown; Blue Devil X-C Boys Capture Second Straight WCC Crown; Elizabeth Minutemen Chill Blue Devil Footballers; Blue Devil Gymnasts Capture Union County Championship; Blue Devil V’ballers Reject Cougars; Farmers Unload in 2nd Half, Stun Football Raiders; Blue Devils Tune Up for UCT In 6-0 Win over Soccer Tigers; ALJ Lady Crusaders Rock Field Hockey Blue Devils: Photos

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'Four Centuries': Homes Bring Union County’s History to Life
Beethoven, Jersey Style: NJSO Travels ‘The Beethoven Route’ in Kickoff Concert
Popcorn: Man of the Year - Won’t Last the Week
If It Ain't Baroque...: Flute Excites in Mostly Music Concert
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'Quiet Intensity': Poet Robert Carnevale
Food 4 Thought: Trick-Or-Treats
Shall We Dance?: Garwood Studio Offers Free Ballroom Dance Trial

NATURE THRIVES...A Mountainside resident spots two coyotes in the backyard of her Coles Avenue property. Mountainside Mayor Robert Viglianti last week warned of coyote sightings in the borough. Mountainside resident Patrick Thomas, the curator of mammals at the Bronx Zoo, is gathering information to help residents protect themselves, their families and their pets.

EN FUEGO…Battalion Chief John Lestarchick, pictured above, and Firefighter Al Gialanella of the Scotch Plains Fire Department visited St. Bartholomew Interparochial School on Tuesday, October 17. Fire department members instructed Pre-Kindergarten and first-grade students on fire safety. The children also received a tour of Rescue 31, along with hats and coloring books.