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COMFORTABLY NUMB...Hearty soles take advantage of the snow storm that
arrived Monday by having fun sledding in Echo Lake Park. The snow brought several inches of ideal powder, then temperatures plunged, turning much
to ice by Wednesday.
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Daylight Saving
Time - Spring Ahead Sunday
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CLOSELY GUARDING A WARRIOR...BBlue Devil Chris Sheehan, right, closely
guards Warrior guard Jesse Ross, No. 3. Sheehan also had six rebounds, three assists and eight points.
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Week In Sports:
Blue Devil Boys Capture 22nd NJ State Swim Championship;
WW-P South Tops Blue Devils For Public A Girls Swim Title; Blue Devil Barnes Gets Second At Region 3 Mat Tournament;
Blue Devil Boy Cagers Whip WH Warriors in Finale - Photos
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Devil's Den: Most Memorable Moments: The Final Countdown
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POPCORN:
The International - Sleuther not Quite World Class (2.5 popcorns)
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MODEL CITIZEN:
Reiff gives back to modeling industry
LIKE A ROCK:
WF author publishes rock history
SATURDAY MORNING QB:
Movie filmed in WF on DVD
SKIN DEEP:
Wyatt's exhibit gets "Under Your Skin"
CHECK YOUR BAGGAGE:
Kalellis helps reader become independent
MARCH FOOLS:
WCP continues season with Simon's Fools
FOOD 4 THOUGHT:
The Dutch Baby
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GOOD DEEDS...Ten women of the Fanwood Presbyterian Church on February 19
put on their aprons and whipped up 24 cakes to help feed the 300 people served weekly through the AGAPE Community Kitchen Mission for homeless
and disadvantaged in Elizabeth. This mission involves volunteers including those from the Presbyterian Churches of Westfield, First
Elizabeth and Cranford. Pictured above, left to right, are: Betty Zwicky, Anne Teets and Jackie
Rezza.
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This Week's Cartoon
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Government Reform Thought:
With economic projections dim this year for the county of Union, including the possible elimination of critical social services, including
the Route 22 pedestrian shuttle bus, the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders should immediately take a 10 percent salary reduction, if not
more, to offset the hike in demand for social services and the shortfall of grant dollars coming into the county.
- See Year-to-date Reform Thoughts.
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BOE Unveils $90M '09-10 Budget
