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Planning Board Sees Light Agenda For Rest of the Year
By FRED T. ROSSI 
Thursday, September 26, 2024
SCOTCH PLAINS — The planning board’s agenda for the remainder of the year looks to be light, meaning it is likely that there will be “short meetings over the next few months,” according to Board Attorney Robert Pansulla.With the major portions of the downtown redevelopment plan held up while state e...
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Hiring Freeze Implemented at County Amid Budget Constraints
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 26, 2024
COUNTY — A budget freeze that will prevent department heads and constitutional officers from hiring new employees has been implemented in Union County.According to a letter drafted by County Manager Edward Oatman on August 2, the measure, which also prohibits county officials from filling existing v...
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Swastika Is Discovered at Westfield Elementary School
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 26, 2024
WESTFIELD — A swastika was discovered carved into a chair at Tamaques Elementary School during Back-To-School Night last week.In a letter to parents, Superintendent Raymond González, Ed.D., announced that the district was unable to know how long the offending symbol had been present in the classroom...
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James Hely Is Appointed To Ward 4 Seat in Westfield
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James Hely Is Appointed To Ward 4 Seat in Westfield
By KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, September 25, 2024
WESTFIELD — James Hely, a longtime Westfield resident and a former member of the town council, was welcomed back to the dais on Tuesday after being appointed to fill the remainder of Councilwoman Dawn Mackey’s unexpired term. Ms. Mackey, who was first elected to represent Ward 4 in 2018, tendered he...
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Westfield BOE Introduces $225MM-Bond Referendum
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Westfield BOE Introduces $225MM-Bond Referendum
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 19, 2024
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Board of Education (BOE) introduced a $225-million bond referendum proposal on Tuesday that, if approved by local voters in April, will allow the district to implement full-day kindergarten, upgrade its facilities and finance additions to six out of its 10 schools. “This fa...
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Officials Hail Opening Of New Fanwood Library
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Officials Hail Opening Of New Fanwood Library
By FRED T. ROSSI 
Thursday, September 19, 2024
FANWOOD – Borough and library officials on Monday evening were still basking in the afterglow of the grand opening of the new Fanwood Memorial Library last week. Speaking at the borough council’s meeting, Anne Minski, president of the library’s board of trustees, said she was “still smiling” two day...
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Garwood Council Eyes Ord. For Unsolicited Circulars
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, September 19, 2024
GARWOOD — During council comments at the regular meeting of the Garwood mayor and council Thursday night, Councilman Sean Foley proposed that the governing body adopt an ordinance similar to Westfield’s Ordinance 2024-19.The ordinance prohibits the unsolicited delivery of printed material, such as u...
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Westfielders Vote On Favorite Bygone Businesses
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 19, 2024
WESTFIELD — Hundreds of beloved local businesses have come and gone throughout Westfield’s long and storied history. Now, generations of past and present residents are casting their votes online to determine which shop, restaurant, bar, establishment, office or boutique is most worthy of the title o...
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Pedestrian Is Struck On Summit Avenue
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 19, 2024
WESTFIELD — A 67-year-old Westfield woman is recovering from minor injuries after being struck by a motor vehicle on Summit Avenue last week. According to information provided by Police Chief Christopher Battiloro, the woman was hit at the corner of Summit Avenue and South Avenue West at approximate...
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Officials, Council Candidate Debate PILOT Benefits
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, September 19, 2024
CLARK — During Monday night’s regular meeting of the Clark Township Council, John Greaves, Democratic candidate for council in this year’s election, addressed the governing body regarding his concerns about PILOT programs.PILOT, which stands for Paymentin- Lieu-of-Taxes, is a program that allows a d...
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Union County Seeks To Amend Hazard Mitigation Plan
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COUNTY — Union County is working to better safeguard local residents, elected officials and business owners against potential disasters and dangerous ...
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A pair of impressive winning streaks highlighted the AL Johnson High School boys basketball team’s success this season. The Crusader boys opened the s...
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MOUNTAINSIDE —TheBorough of Mountainside will pay tribute to the lasting legacy of one of its most dedicated youth sports coaches by renaming a sectio...
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