July 18, 2002 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

SET IN STONE...Michael Ferlato and Tim Dobson set stones in place which will comprise the 9/11 Memorial Park near the Westfield Traffic Circle.

Westfield:
Community Aids Needy Westfielder
HS Construction Is In Full Gear
Mountainside:
Ambulance Service Donates Defibrillators
Sept. School Construction Deadline Slated
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
SPBPA President Discusses Downtown
BOE Tells Busing and Construction
Regional/Political:
New Fees Come With New Information Act
Legislation Updates Computer Crimes Law
Carden Opens Campaign Office
Freeholders Asked to Back Out of Tremley
Whitaker, GOP Challenges Freeholders
Editorials:
Are Downtown Parking Regulations Helping or Complicating Situation?; Property Tax Reform Should Be on The November Ballot; Trenton Hear the Cry.

Westfield Blue catcher John Hefland puts the tag on Westfield White base runner Pat Gessner as he tries to score.
The Week In Sports: Westfield Legion Nine Clubs Clark American Legion, 17-6; Benzmania Rises in 6th, Tops 'Fan Tran' Softball Men, 7-3; Westfield White 13s Stagger Westfield Blue Nine, 15-5; Locksmiths Hand Over Keys, Jailed by Bailbondsmen, 15-12; Club 40 Comes Back to Oust Outsider Softball Men, 14-7.

JEN'S TRENDS: Fashion's Folk Flavor
PEN & INK: Gram's Deck of Funeral Cards
IN MUSIC: Natalie Merchant Hits Mother Load at PNC Arts Ctr.
IN SPOTLIGHT: Visual Arts Center Hold Show;
9/11 Sculpture Created By Chatham Resident

NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY...The Berwyck versus Chase kids water balloon battle was part of the festivities during an annual block party in Fanwood. Scotch Plains Police Officer Shawn Johnson addressed the children on the importance of neighborhood safety.
POPCORN: Men in Black II: Casts Shadows of Summer