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Editorial:
Are State Council Guidelines too Strict for WF Farmers Market?...The Westfield Farmers
Market, as part of the New Jersey Council of Farmers and Communities (NJCFC), cannot accept
vendors who sell food they did not grow. So, as delicious as papayas may be, unless they
were grown on that vendor’s New Jersey farm, they cannot be sold.
Editorial:
Closing Pool for a Day Generates Letters from Mountainsiders...When church usher William
Biunno stole from the collection plate at Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church in
Mountainside, we did not receive a single letter. When former Mountainside Board of
Education President Richard Kress was suspended by the New Jersey Supreme Court from
practicing law for six months for conduct that involved dishonesty, deceit or
misrepresentation, failure to inform clients of termination of representation due to
impairment, failure to put an hourly fee in writing, failure to communicate with his
clients, lack of diligence and violating professional rules of conduct, residents were not
motivated to write. Yet, when the borough decided to close the community pool on Saturday,
August 16, for a party to honor its volunteers, we received three letters and a copy of a
petition signed by 111 pool members opposing the decision by Mayor Robert Viglianti and the
borough council.
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CLOSE PLAY AT FIRST...Sofa King first baseman Jay Everitt makes the putout just in time to
get the speedy Novy runner Chris Toledo.
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Week In Sports:
St. Anthony Surges in Seventh, Burns St. Matthew Men;
Sofa Kings Rise to Next Level, Sink DefCon in Game 3;
Watson's 'Glory Boys' Oust Poplar Place in Semis;
St. Jude Scores 10 in the 6th, Pummels St. Aloysius;
Golf Pro Ostrega Makes Cut At 29th U.S. Senior Open;
Sofa Kings Stop Novy, In B Division Game 1 Final
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Soul
Man (1942-2008)
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A KIND SOUL:
Isaac Hayes left his mark in Plainfield
RESURFACING:
WF Arts Assoc. reorganizes
FIT FOR A KING:
Richard II comes to life at WF library
GOOD JoBONANNO:
Frontman, Godsons deliver rocking revue
POPCORN:
Swing Vote: Count on it to Entertain (3)
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SLICK PERFORMANCE...Members of STARS (Student Thespians Are Recreating The Stage) performed
a musical number from ‘Grease’ last weekend at Alan Augustine Village Green in Scotch
Plains.
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Government Reform Thought:
When an official does something right, the press should acknowledge it. Case in point:
Although stopped for speeding, NJ Attorney General Anne Milgram did not use her influence
or make her position know to the officer. She just paid the ticket.
- See Year-to-date Reform Thoughts.
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Board of Adjustment Re-Opens Savannah Case
