GATOR-ADE…An estimated three-to-five foot juvenile alligator emerges from Westfield’s Gregory’s Pond, where it resides. Bill Jordan, a resident of Mountainside and a realtor at Taylor and Love, received this picture from a neighbor and dropped it off at The Westfield Leader office. - Gator Caught Saturday

 
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RUSTED ROOT...A railing on the southside platform of the Westfield train station shows rust and decay that has completely severed the upright beams from their bases on the ground. See related editorial and photo gallery.

WHEN I GROW UP…John Huby of Scotch Plains imitates entertainer Polka Dot (Ron Albanese), the singer/dancer/entertainer who plays the guitar and sings with youngsters while the Philadelphia Funk Authority sets up its eight-piece band last Thursday at Augustine Park. The free concert, sponsored by the Scotch Plains Cultural Arts Committee, drew scores of families to watch the entertainment.