IT’S MILLER-CORY TIME…Last Saturday, Union County College held a ceremony to commemorate Union County’s 150th anniversary. Multiple municipal historical groups received county proclamations acknowledging their efforts to the county and its celebration, including the Westfield and Mountainside Historical Societies and the Miller-Cory House, whose staff is pictured above.

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COMPETING DESPITE THE ADVERSITY OF INJURY...Raider Erin Rossi puts the pain behind her as she tosses the javelin. Despite an injured foot, Rossi placed second in the shot put, third in the discus and second in the javelin.

Sports: Raiders Capture 3rd Straight In Union County Girls Track; No. 1 Blue Devil Netmen Win NJ Section 2, Group 4 Crown; Raiders First, Blue Devils 2nd In Union County Boys Track; Baseball Blue Devils Out-Hit Chiefs in NJ Sectionals; Softball Blue Devils Ground Kearny Kardinal Girls; Raiders Score 8 Runs in 4th, Stop Blue Knight Nine: Photos

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HAZARD CLEANUP… Petro Extrusion Technologies at 490 South Avenue in Garwood found a leaky barrel in a Fed-Ex delivery made to its facility on Tuesday afternoon, said Garwood Fire Chief Ed Silver. The barrel leaked a resin material of low flammability that is used with plastics. Buildings from 450 to 494 South Avenue were evacuated. Union County Hazmat and Garwood Police, Fire Department and First Aid responded to the scene.

GOT MILK?…Fanwood’s last known dairy farmers, Walter and Gladdis Essex, display a bottle from a dairy product produced at their facility during Sunday’s grand opening of the Fanwood Museum. Prior to construction on Station Mews, workers found the bottle, which contained the Essex name. The family's tradition of dairy farming goes back generations.