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Lawsuit Claims Bullying, Inaction Led to Westfield Student’s Suicide
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Lawsuit Claims Bullying, Inaction Led to Westfield Student’s Suicide
REBECCA MEHORTER 
Thursday, June 25, 2020
Mr. Uziel’s and Ms. Testini’s lawsuit states that their son, Carter, was, on multiple occasions, sexually assaulted, physically harmed, had property stolen or defaced and was targeted with anti-Semitic slurs, among other allegations, in the Westfield public school system from 2010 until his death in...
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Plan Bd. OKs Extension For Lot Sale, Subdivision Bid
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Plan Bd. OKs Extension For Lot Sale, Subdivision Bid
FRED T. ROSSI 
Thursday, June 25, 2020
Cardamone Brothers Custom Homes is in the process of purchasing the lot at 2311 Hill Road, where an 80-year-old single-family house presently stands, with the intention of subdividing it in order to build new homes. The company is in negotiations with the property owners, Robert and Diane Coloney, b...
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Lawsuit Claims Bullying, Inaction Led to Westfield Student’s Suicide
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Lawsuit Claims Bullying, Inaction Led to Westfield Student’s Suicide
REBECCA MEHORTER 
Thursday, June 25, 2020
Mr. Uziel’s and Ms. Testini’s lawsuit states that their son, Carter, was, on multiple occasions, sexually assaulted, physically harmed, had property stolen or defaced and was targeted with anti-Semitic slurs, among other allegations, in the Westfield public school system from 2010 until his death in...
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County to Award SettlementIn Cornerstone Death
KATIE MOEN For Union County HAWK 
Wednesday, June 14, 2023
COUNTY — The Union County Board of County Commissioners announced last week that it would be prepared to pay up to $100,000 to a Middlesex Borough woman whose son died in 2018 after allegedly being forcibly restrained by police while under the care of a county-run mental-health facility in Berkeley ...
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UCPAC Offers Summer Theater Camp for Kids
UNION COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 
Wednesday, June 22, 2022
Together with Vanguard Theater Company, Union County Performing Arts Center (UCPAC) offers three-week session for aspiring actors. For the weeks of July 11-July 25, UCPAC, together with Vanguard Theater Company, will hold Summer Theater Camp for children ages 8-13 at UCPAC, 1601 Irving Street in Rah...
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What Should We Expect The Rest of 2021?
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What Should We Expect The Rest of 2021?
SUSAN MASSA BROKER ASSOC. 
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
2020 started with a promise of a great real estate market – then covid hit, but that did not stop home sellers and buyers. Pivoting quickly, the real estate market exceeded expert opinions. That continued the first half of 2021 and broke records along the way. The question in people’s minds is, “can...
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If You Don?t Wear Your CPAP, Don?t Give up on Treatment for Sleep Apnea
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If You Don?t Wear Your CPAP, Don?t Give up on Treatment for Sleep Apnea
DR. SUNITA MERRIMAN 
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is considered the gold standard treatment for sleep apnea because its use can improve sleep-related symptoms and quality of life. Despite these benefits, nightly CPAP use remains problematic for many patients. Difficulty with CPAP may stem from mask discomf...
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Finding the Right Balance: Spiritual Center Opens
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Finding the Right Balance: Spiritual Center Opens
KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, December 9, 2021
WESTFIELD — For Mary Kate Santulli, owner of The Curious Heart: Apothecary & Spiritual Center, the quest for peace has always been more about the journey than the destination. “I was at a point in my life when I just wasn’t happy and I didn’t know why. I had everything — I have a fabulous husband, w...
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Organic Local Produce Now in Westfield From NJ Philanthropist-Farmer
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Organic Local Produce Now in Westfield From NJ Philanthropist-Farmer
JOHN WARD 
Wednesday, June 1, 2022
Margaret Noon is returning to her Union County roots and paying it forward – with organic lettuce, snap peas, heirloom tomatoes, broccoli and much more. Noon is an award-wining lifelong advocate for healthy, sustainable farming and a leader in the Slow Foods movement. Organic produce from her unique...
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What Is Up With Inflation?
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What Is Up With Inflation?
MARIELLA FOLEY 
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Lately, everywhere you turn people are concerned about rising inflation. The costs of items from groceries to automobiles and even real estate have increased significantly since the beginning of the year. But is inflation a good thing or a bad thing? Before answering that, let us review some of the ...
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No Bail For Teen Charged With Cranford Double Murder
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No Bail For Teen Charged With Cranford Double Murder
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, July 2, 2026
CRANFORD – The Union County Prosecutor’s Office has announced that Vincent Battiloro, a Garwood teen who was charged with running down and killing two...
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Cranford Rips Chatham, 11-2, For Ripken 12U Dist. 12 Title
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FRIEDMAN 5-HITTER; DiCHIARA 3 RBI, MATLOSZ 2 RBI
Cranford Rips Chatham, 11-2, For Ripken 12U Dist. 12 Title
By DAVID B. CORBIN 
Thursday, July 2, 2026
Expectations of a battle of the “Big Cats” turned out to be more or less a one-sided affair when the thirdseeded, 4-1, Cranford Cougars 12U baseball t...
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Thilly Arrested at Tuesday Cranford Meeting
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Thilly Arrested at Tuesday Cranford Meeting
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, July 9, 2026
CRANFORD -- A Cranford man known for his performative public protests was arrested Tuesday night following an altercation with police that took place ...
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Commissioners Recognize First St. Medicine Program
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Commissioners Recognize First St. Medicine Program
By AUDREY MILLER 
Thursday, July 2, 2026
COUNTY — The Union County Board of County Commissioners recognized the team at Trinitas Regional Medical Center last week for their efforts to bring “...
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Lifelong Westfield Senior Spotlight
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Lifelong Westfield Senior Spotlight
Thursday, July 2, 2026
Klinger Kueter still laughs about the day she ran for Mayor of Westfield. By then, she was already known around town as the piano teacher with the bus...
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