BALLOONS OF HOPE…Participants in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night Walk gather on the Presbyterian Church lawn on Mountain Avenue in Westfield. The approximately 700 walkers hold balloons – white ones for survivors and red for supporters – commemorating lives touched by blood cancers. The event raised more than $96,000 to help find a cure for the cancers, according to Gina Panas of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

ONLY ONE OF MANY CHEAP SHOTS…Raider Mike DeVizio buckles in the air in an attempt to protect himself from a knee maneuver exercised by an Irvington defender. Raider Joe D’Annunzio, No. 11, looks concerned.

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MAYOR (SPONGE)BOB...Mountainside Board of Education representative Gene Nagel, left, and Mayor Robert Vigilante do their best to ward off attacks from wet sponges thrown by schoolchildren at the borough PTA’s annual fair last Saturday at Deerfield Elementary School. Other “good sports” included PTA President Carolyn Williams and Chief School Administrator Richard O’Malley.

GRAND OL' POLITICS…Westfield Leader editor Michael Pollack, left, discusses town issues with Republican council candidates Frank Arena (Ward 1) and incumbents JoAnn Neylan (Ward 2), Mark Ciarrocca (Ward 3) and Jim Foerst (Ward 4) in the Leader offices last Friday. Watch the full interview and read up on the candidates at goleader.com/07election.