JESUS WALKS WITH ME…On Good Friday, Westfield’s Timothy Burke, donning a crown of thorns and carrying the cross, reprised his role as Jesus Christ, having appeared last year as the religious figure, Christian tradition states Jesus who was crucified on that date but resurrected on Easter Sunday. Mr. Burke, who matriculated as a special student at Seton Hall University’s seminary school, started walking downtown from St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Westfield. The cross is constructed of timbers from the original Moeller organ salvaged when Mr. Burke helped construct the new organ at St. Paul’s Church. He calls the act “The Gospel Theatre for the Streets.”

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SAVE THE DATE…Former Governors Brendan Byrne, left, and Richard Codey, center, along with Assemblyman Jon Bramnick of Westfield gather in the Paper Mill Playhouse courtyard before the Monday night rally to save the theater from closing its doors. See story.

BOSTON BOUND…Brian Harris, manager of the Westfield Running Company store on Elm Street, selects a shoe for a young runner. Mr. Harris will run the Boston Marathon on Monday. He has established a goal of two hours and 30 minutes, requiring him to hold an average pace of 5:43 per mile for more than 26 miles