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Editorial:
We Hope Electioneering Doesn’t Get Nasty, But Stays Only 'Silly'...Electioneering started
in earnest on Labor Day, which is the unofficial start of what we coined as the “silly
season” in an editorial of October 1, 1998. The term has hung around since then, and we
think politics has become even more bizarre over the last decade. We think most of the
candidates would agree.
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DEFENDING AGAINST EXTRA POINTS...The Blue Devils work on defending against extra points
during the scrimmage game against Long Branch on August 26..
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Week In Sports:
Pats Rap St. Aloysius For St. Bart’s Championship;
Devil Gridders’ Strong Skill Positions Need Protection;
Lady Soccer Raiders Return Very Strong Defense, Depth;
Blue Devil Soccer Boys Feel They Have 'Finishing Power';
St. Pat Sinks St. Luke For Angels Crown; Blue Devil Soccer Girls Have Proven Talent; Seek WC Title;
Raider Soccer Boys Regroup, Reload for Interesting Season;
Hyatt Hills Pro Discusses Execution of the Lob Shot;
U.S. Open Tennis Selects Fleischman, 14, as Ball Girl
- Photos
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Greg Cummings' 'Autumn Reflection'
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WINDOW'S MEDIA PLAYER:
BH recording studio teams with Sound Station
MUSIC PEST?:
Cracker is set to 'mix things up' this weekend
RAIN, RAIN, GO AWAY:
MusicFest to go on rain or shine
COMING CLEAN:
WF author offers 'truth about thriving in change'
POPCORN:
The Rocker
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Shake, Rattle and Redemption (2 1/2 Popcorns)
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SUMMER FESTIVAL...Crowds flock to the 34th Annual Saint Bartholomew Italian Festival in
Scotch Plains on Labor Day weekend. Families and friends gathered for rides, food, games
and live entertainment each evening. Vendors provided assortments of pizza, pasta, Italian
sausage, zeppole, chicken and calzones.
Devil's
Den:
WHS Finished Third In '08 ShopRite Cup
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Government Reform Thought:
Now that the presidential and vice-presidential candidates are known, the campaigns must
focus on the key issues of stimulating the economy and development of an energy policy, and
not on the personal lives of the candidates and their families.
- See Year-to-date Reform Thoughts.
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WF Council to Allocate $75,000 For Quiet Zone 
