Westfield, Mountainside, Berkeley Heights, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Union Cty, NJ Newspaper SEP 30, 1999 This Week Current Past Wks Search Help Minder Press Kit Subscribe

Area Dead Birds Are Tested for West Nile-like Virus OBSERVING ITS 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY…NJ Transit’s new Executive Director Jeffrey A. Warsh, a Westfield resident, left, accepts a special presentation from Raritan Valley Rail Coalition Vice Chairman and Union County Freeholder Lewis Mingo of Plainfield. The presentation, given to Mr. Warsh during the group’s meeting this week in Westfield, congratulates NJ Transit on its 20th anniversary, which occurred earlier this summer. Westfield: Crowd of 35,000 Fills Downtown For FestiFall Angry Residents Voice Objections To Memorial Park, Pool Proposals Council Delays Payment to Contractor For Reconstruction Work at Sycamore Field Scotch Plains/Fanwood: Clock Debut Highlights Fanwood Fair Expert Is Challenged During  Dean Oil Hearing SP Council Addresses Need to Renew Efforts Regarding Flood Control Scotch Plains Day/StreetFest Celebration On Tap This Saturday Mountainside: State Standardized Test Results Discussed by Mountainside BOE Boy Scouts Form Largest Council in New Jersey County and State: County East-West Rail Link Estimated at Up to $221 Mil. NJ Transit Head: Direct Rail Service To NYC Remains a Distant Goal

SWEEPING RIGHT FOR 55 AND A TOUCHDOWN… Blue Devil sophomore Terrence Jenkins sweeps right to begin his 55-yard touchdown run against the Cougars. Westfield defeated Cranford, 20-7, at Gary Kehler Stadium on September 25. The Week In Sports: Gridiron - Raiders Silence M. X. Bulldogs 18-15, Devils Foil Cranford Cougars, 20-7, Hillside Comets Shoot Down Highlanders, 28-14; Soccer - Raider Boys Daze Linden Tigers, 7-0, Vikings Plunder Roxbury Girls, 6-0, Blue Devils Burn Cougar Boys, 3-0, Lady Raiders LaForge Past Holy Family, 3-1; Devil Gymnasts Crunch Old Bridge, 101.05-85.5

ARTIST OF THE WEEK Salvador Dali (1904-1989) PEN AND INK Donny and Marie Try to Boost Their Careers; Pageant’s Ratings Plunge POPCORN For Love of the Game, Take Me to the Movies THE DINING TABLE The Emerald, A Russian Restaurant  633 Morris Turnpike, Springfield Arts & Humanities Month Observed Statewide This October Munich Harmonic Brass To Present Concert Two Famous Poets Kick-Of Fanwood’s Series

WELCOME, FRIENDS…“Fanny Wood,” alias actress Tonya Francesca Cama, is introduced to festival-goers by Mayor Maryanne S. Connelly shortly before unveiling of the Millennium Clock during Sunday’s Fanny Wood Day celebration in Fanwood. She also portrayed the borough’s favorite lady at last year’s event. Editorial: "Memorial Park, Pool Plan Just Another Controversial Proposal by Westfield Recreation Commission"

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