May 09, 2002 edition of The Westfield Leader and The Times of Scotch Plains Fanwood newspapers

THEY CAME IN DROVES...The SpringFest was a huge success, bringing crowds of residents and visitors to the downtown to savor everything from sausage and pepper sandwiches to homemade crafts, pony rides, classic cars and music from eras gone by.

Westfield:
Residents Have Mixed Views on Bump-Outs
Kling Lauded for Receipt of Philhower Award
Gymnastics Facility to Be Redeveloped
Rescue Squad Receives State Awards
Scotch Plains/Fanwood:
David Trumpp Named to FW Council
SPBPA Honors Ray Pardon, Founder
Terrill Students Lead by Example
Pardon Pens "My Town" Poetic Tribute
Regional:
Area Schools Get Needed Face Lifts
Green Party, Others Propose Options to Deal With State's Garbage Problem
Editorials:
Club Malibu, Once A Troublesome Night Spot, Now An Eyesore; Commuters Are A Resourceful Lot, Especially In These Inconvenient Times; Disappointed Man Needs to Look At Future Options for Happiness

Blue Devil Brian Butts slides home safely in the sixth inning with the 12th run to end the UCT game against the Highlanders.
The Week In Sports: Blue Devil Boys Fall Short to Summit In County Tennis Tournament; Devils Topple Highlander Baseballers, 12-2; Top-Seeded Devils Rock Ram Softballers, 10-0, in UCT

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: SP-F Students Leave No Medium Unexplored In District Art Show
PEN & INK: Mother's Day Tribute from Mom
IN THE GALLERIES: New Jersey Center for Visual Arts in Summit Opens 'Doors' Exhibit

TEAM EFFORT...Westfield High School students help Westfield Leader/Times publisher Horace Corbin, second from left, hand out free water conservation kits in conjunction with Elizabethtown Water Company at SpringFest. Over 2,000 kits in less than three hours were distributed by the team.

POPCORN: Murder By Numbers: Doesn't Add Up to Much