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Scotch Plains Year In Review
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Scotch Plains Year In Review
By FRED T. ROSSI 
Thursday, December 28, 2023
SCOTCH PLAINS — The township’s downtown redevelopment efforts took some steps forward in 2023 while township voters resoundingly overturned a bond ordinance to fund the installation of artificial turf at the Brookside Park baseball field. The new year got underway with council members Elizabeth Stam...
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Mountainside Year In Review
By LAUREN S. BARR 
Thursday, December 28, 2023
MOUNTAINSIDE — Mountainside moved forward with plans for a new park at the intersection of Mountain Avenue and New Providence Road as well as a spending plan to pave multiple roadways in the borough during 2023. Plans for the new park were presented to the council in July by Todd Evans of Beautiful ...
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Cranford Year In Review
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, December 28, 2023
CRANFORD — Between changes to local ordinances, large-scale redevelopment projects and other ongoing challenges, this past year has been a busy one for the Township of Cranford. Here is a look back at 2023.RedevelopmentIn January of 2023, the Cranford Planning Board granted its approval to a mixed-u...
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Clark Year In Review
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, December 28, 2023
CLARK — In the words of one municipal official, 2023 proved to be a “challenging” year for the Township of Clark.In July of this year, Antonio Manata, aformerlieutenantwiththeClarkTownship Police Department, filed suit against the township for allegedly interfering with his pension payments in retal...
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Garwood BOE Approves Library Lease Agreement
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, December 28, 2023
GARWOOD — Garwood Board of Education (BOE) President April Farrell announced on December 19 that the board has taken into account feedback from parents and will continue to partner with the YMCA for before and aftercare during the 20242025 school year and that the board has finally reached an agreem...
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Superintendent Addresses Swastikas at Terrill School
By JENNIFER RUBINO 
Thursday, December 28, 2023
SCOTCH PLAINS — During the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board of Education meeting December 21, Superintendent Joan Mast, Ed.D., addressed the swastikas that were drawn in a bathroom and on a hallway locker at a district school.“I was shocked by the sight of swastikas that were drawn in the bathroom and on...
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N.J. Judge Rules In Town’s  Favor In Sophia Decision
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A New Jersey Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of a local redeveloper and the Westfield Planning Board in regards to the Sophia
N.J. Judge Rules In Town’s Favor In Sophia Decision
Thursday, December 21, 2023
By KATIE MOEN WESTFIELD — A New Jersey Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of a local redeveloper and the Westfield Planning Board in regards to the Sophia, a mixed-use residential complex slated for construction at the corner of Prospect Street and Ferris Place. The four-story redevelopment pro...
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Tensions Rise Again During Westfield Board of Ed. Meeting
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Tensions Rise Again During Westfield Board of Ed. Meeting
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, December 21, 2023
WESTFIELD — A meeting of the Westfield Board of Education was gaveled to an early adjournment for the second time in as many months on Tuesday when residents refused to adhere to the board’s policies on meeting decorum. During the final public-comment session of the calendar year, residents continue...
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Local Communities Hold Vigils for Peace, Ceasefire
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Local Communities Hold Vigils for Peace, Ceasefire
By JENNIFER RUBINO 
Thursday, December 21, 2023
AREA — Vigils were held in Cranford and Westfield within the past week, with one focusing on a call for peace and the other seeking an immediate ceasefire and mourning the lives of Palestinians lost in the war.The Cranford vigil, organized by the Cranford Clergy Council and Interfaith Committee, and...
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POLICE BLOTTER
Thursday, December 21, 2023
Your business can sponsor the Police Blotter Call 908-232-4407 or email sales@goleader.comstore with Marshalls reusable tote bags and later passed all points of sale with both bags filled with merchandise. This incident is under investigation.Friday, December 15, police took a report of fraud from a...
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By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, February 5, 2026
CLARK -- Arthur L. Johnson High School was under an active lockdown for most of the school day while police worked to investigate what school official...
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WHS Spends Day In Lockdown
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WHS Spends Day In Lockdown
By LAUREN S. BARR 
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
WESTFIELD -- Westfield High School was under an active lockdown for what Westfield Police call "an unspecified security threat" until approximately 3 ...
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Westfield BOE Divided On Potential Tax Increases
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Westfield BOE Divided On Potential Tax Increases
ByMADOLYNLAURINE 
Thursday, February 12, 2026
WESTFIELD – Residents could see their taxes increase by as much as $745 this year in connection with rising healthcare, staffing and insurance costs a...
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Two Area High Schools Locked Down In Short Timeframe
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Two Area High Schools Locked Down In Short Timeframe
ByKATIEMOEN 
Thursday, February 12, 2026
AREA — Both Westfield High School and Arthur L. Johnson High School in Clark were placed on lockdowns for what turned out to be separate unsubstantiat...
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