Complete list of baseball UCT and GNT champions here

Here’s a look at all of the baseball Union County Tournament champions and the pitchers of record and also the Greater Newark Tournament championship scores:   UNION COUNTY TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS: 2016: Governor Livingston 3, Scotch Pains 2 WP: Vin Doren. LP: Marc Occhipinti. 2015: Cranford 3, Gov. Livingston 1 WP: Pat Knight. LP: Ethan Frohman. 2014: […]

Fatal shooting in Union by off-duty police officer under investigation

UNION, NJ — An incident in which a Middlesex County man was fatally shot by an off-duty police officer outside a Union bar overnight is under investigation, acting Union County Prosecutor Grace H. Park announced today. The deceased has been identified as 37-year-old Michael Gaffney of Piscataway. An investigation into the incident began when Union police […]

Johnson softball was 1 out away 20 years ago – a look back at the 1996 UCT softball championship game

Editor’s note: JR Parachini covered the 1996 softball Union County Tournament championship game at Linden’s Memorial Field, which turned out to be the agony of defeat for the Johnson Regional Crusaders and the thrill of yet another championship victory for the five-time defending champion Union Farmers. The Johnson softball team last won the Union County […]

Women’s veterans memorial unveiled in Clark

Women’s veterans memorial unveiled in Clark

CLARK, NJ — The new women’s war veterans memorial monument was unveiled yesterday at Town Hall. The monument was a dream of resident Bill Caruso to honor all the women who fought for our country and lost their lives in battle. Clark UNICO and the American Legion helped bring the monument to fruition. Clark UNICO […]

OPINION: Positive effect of FairTax® on jobs, trade and government spending

Although the FairTax® — H.R.25/ S.155 — is a national consumption tax on new goods and services and government spending and will eliminate all federal taxes on income and investment, it also features a ‘rebate in advance’ also called a prebate, which is based on family size. Additionally, this column will explain the dynamic-positive effect it will have on manufacturing […]

Bill “Wiz” Martin

   Bill “Wiz” Martin, 86, of Bayville, passed away March 14, 2016. He was predeceased by his wife, Florence “Bunnie” McCullough Martin, and his son, William Wade Martin, in 2015. He is survived by his sons Glenn, of Bennington, VT; Jeff, his daughter-in-law Elizabeth and his two granddaughters, Devon and Tess, of Silver Spring, MD; […]

CRANFORD MALE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

Senior tennis captain Todd Sweeney

Senior Todd Sweeney is a four-year veteran and captain of the Cranford High School boys tennis team. His early season performances include singles wins at Johnson and Dayton, and Sweeney has helped propel the team to a 3-3 record in his final year with the Cougars. How’s the seasons going? “We have a lot of […]

CRANFORD FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

Senior lacrosse midfielder Sarah Ross

CRANFORD FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

Senior Sarah Ross is a midfielder with the Cranford High School girl’s lacrosse team, where she plays with her twin sister, Hannah. In her four years with the Cougars, Ross has put up 296 points, as of press time, including 157 goals, and has scored in every game of the 2016 season so far. This […]