The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains Fanwood Times July 9, 2009

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July 9, 2009

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Westfield Receives AAA Rating; Candidate Prods Mayor, Council

Westfield:

Plan. Bd. OKs Land Use Element, New Retail Lot

Town Shows Its Treasures To ‘In Bloom’ Judges

Scotch Plains/Fanwood:

FW Council Discusses Utility Increases, Bridge Repair

SP Second Block Party Is This Weekend

Region:

Cranford Springfield Ave. Bridge to Close For a Year

Freeholders Hire Private Co. To Manage Golf Courses

UC to Scale Down Plan for Improved Dog Park

Lance, Payne Discuss Healthcare Reform Proposal

Editorial: Why Did Legislature Change
Law Regarding Lt. Governor?

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SLIDING SAFELY INTO HOME PLATE...Jeff Sirdashney slides safely into home in the third inning to give the Raiders the lead over Elizabeth en route to a victory.

Week In Sports: WF White Plates 9 in Fourth To Defeat Raider 11s; Raiders Top Minutemen In American Legion Baseball; Cougar 12s Nip Westfield Blue In Ripken Tournament; Golf Pro Points Out, Does Practice Makes Perfect?; St. Luke Scores in 8th to Nip St. Jude Softball Men; Deegan Roofers Nail Down Shapiro’s Softball Men - Photos

"The artwork of Diana Jensen"

ARTISTIC LONG DIVISION:
Make paintings sum parts of whole
WHERE IS THE LIFE I LED:
WF stars perform 'Kate' songs at Paper Mill
WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT?:
U. Catholic experiences Love (Awkwardly)
YOUTH WILL BE SERVED:
In NJPAC/ NJYT's Sweeney Todd
DOUBLE CROSSING:
Premiere Stages to set sal with Duck Crossing
POPCORN:
My Sister's Keeper - Finders, Weepers (2.5 Popcorns)

RACE TO THE FINISH...Area residents compete in the annual Fourth of July Cranford Canoe Club races. A group of canoers Saturday morning challenge the splashes in a heat on the Rahway River to the finish line under the Springfield Avenue Bridge.

Will the Nature vs. Nurture Debate Ever End?

Government Reform Thought: We asked a simple question this week as to who checked the Hetfield Avenue bridge after last month's truck accident. Fanwood said it was Scotch Plains jurisdiction because it fell on the Scotch Plains side of the bridge. The County said it was NJ Transit's responsibility, yet the County is going to pave the bridge with funding from Scotch Plains and Fanwood. Paving this bridge before it is checked for any possible damage would be a real waste of taxpayer money. - See Year-to-date Reform Thoughts.

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