LOCAL ROOTS…Westfield residents who drowned in a weekend scuba diving accident off Key Largo, Fla., had been instructors at Treasure Cove Watersports, a dive shop on South Avenue in Westfield. A third Westfield resident is the only survivor among the four divers on that trip.
 

REALLY BOWLING OVER THE COMPETITION...The Westfield High School bowling team won the Watchung Conference, Union County and Sectional titles this season, while finishing with a 26-1 record.
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WILD WEATHER…After a string of days when temperatures rose above 50 degrees, a winter storm brought snow, sleet and ice to the area last Thursday and Friday.

REMEMBERING OUR TROOPS…Nearly 100 people attended a candlelight vigil at Mindowaskin Park Monday evening. The event marked the fourth anniversary of the U.S. action in Iraq. The ceremony consisted of readings from soldiers and family members of soldiers who served. It was one of almost 1,100 events nationally, coordinated by MoveOn.org. Warren Rorden and Nancy Boss organized the local event.