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Zoning Board Discusses ‘Neighborhood’ Definition
By JENNIFER RUBINO 
Thursday, September 14, 2023
WESTFIELD — Two new members were sworn in by the Westfield Zoning Board of Adjustment at its Monday meeting. Angela Knowles, member, and Jessica Giorgianni, Alternate No. 2, were welcomed aboard prior to the introduction of a number of new applications and a carryover from July.The first application...
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Local EMS Squads Struggle Amid Staff Shortages, Financial Challenges
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Local EMS Squads Struggle Amid Staff Shortages, Financial Challenges
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 7, 2023
AREA — As the nation continues to slowly recover from the aftereffects of the Covid-19 pandemic, Emergency Medical Service (EMS) providers are struggling to find the right way forward amid growing staff shortages and mounting financial challenges. “If you talk to anyone in the medical community, the...
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Legal Proceedings Pile Up Around Former Clark Cop
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Legal Proceedings Pile Up Around Former Clark Cop
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 7, 2023
CLARK — A federal judge has ruled that Antonio Manata, a former member of the Clark Police Department, will need to appear for mediation with Sheryl M. Goski, Esq. in an attempt to settle the matter of his civil lawsuit against the Union County Prosecutor’s Office (UCPO). Meanwhile, a decision is st...
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Windsor Park Reopens After Major Renovation
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Windsor Park Reopens After Major Renovation
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 7, 2023
WESTFIELD — Westfield’s kids have a new place to play thanks to a community-wide effort and the support of several boards, commissions and local elected officials.Last week, Mayor Shelley Brindle and other community leaders joined representatives from the Westfield Recreation Department and the town...
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Cranford Passes New Shade-Tree Ordinance
By LAURA KREISER 
Thursday, September 7, 2023
CRANFORD — Several Cranford residents and township commissioners applauded the passing of a new shade-tree ordinance.Tuesday evening, the Cranford Township Committee passed an ordinance that would entirely replace the current Chapter 398 of the township code. The current name of Chapter 398, Trees, ...
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Lawsuit Filed Against Cranford Mayor Dismissed
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 7, 2023
CRANFORD — A constitutional lawsuit filed on behalf of a former member of the Cranford Police Department against the township’s current mayor and other elected officials has been dismissed in federal court.Earlier this year, Brian Lopez, a retired Cranford police officer and an outspoken critic of t...
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Westfield Cell Tower Plan Moves Ahead Following Legal Challenges
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Westfield Cell Tower Plan Moves Ahead Following Legal Challenges
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, September 7, 2023
WESTFIELD — Plans to allow AT&T to build a 130-foot cell-phone tower at the Westfield Conservation Center will be moving ahead now that certain legal challenges surrounding the project have been resolved.The installation, initially awarded to the wireless carrier after a public bid in November of la...
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Garwood Mayor, Council Debate Grant Application
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, August 31, 2023
GARWOOD — The mayor and council met and discussed applying for the Kids Recreation Trust Fund grant for a pavilion at the Garwood Sports and Recreation complex. Mayor Jen Blumenstock felt a discussion needed to happen as public concerns and a desire for the pavilion have been circulating.“There are ...
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Garwood Planning Bd. OKs 24-Hour Gym
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, August 31, 2023
GARWOOD — The Garwood Planning Board met August 23, at which time members discussed an application for a certificate of nonconformity for 551 Spruce Avenue. To the best of the public’s knowledge, the two-family home was built in 1942 and has not undergone any changes since 1957. The section of the b...
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Cranford BOE Reveals Upswing in Test Scores
By LAURA KREISER 
Thursday, August 31, 2023
CRANFORD — Cranford students are showing signs of steady improvement, according to the results of several standardized tests that were revealed during a regular meeting of the board of education on Monday.Brian Heineman, the district’s assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, present...
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FANWOOD — A group of Fanwood residents concerned with overdevelopment are banding together in hopes of securing the necessary legal funds to challenge...
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I am an upcoming 10th grader at Westfield High School, and I was fortunate to attend the Vanishing Westfield Neighborhoods: The African American Exper...
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Friday, September 5, 2025
WESTFIELD — Westfield residents will be faced with a full ballot when they head to the polls this November. Eight candidates - four Republicans and fo...
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1958 Cuban Cuisine Reopens Following Mandated Closure
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Thursday, September 11, 2025
WESTFIELD — 1958 Cuban Cuisine, a Westfield restaurant that was cited for unsanitary conditions last month, has reopened with a satisfactory rating af...
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