CRANFORD, NJ — Mayor Dr. Terrence Curran gave the following 2025 Outlook for Cranford. • Cranford has an outstanding Memorial Day Parade. The participation by our residents, community groups and the township highlights the appreciation felt for our veterans in this town and this year, in partnership with VFW, the Cranford 86 and the Cranford […]
SUMMIT, NJ — The city of Summit is looking toward the future with a sense of excitement and purpose. During the next year, a number of transformative projects are set to enhance the quality of life for residents and elevate the experience for visitors who support the city’s vibrant, historic downtown. Inclusive play for all […]
KENILWORTH, NJ — The borough of Kenilworth is excited to announce an ambitious plan for 2025, with a focus on enhancing community infrastructure and public safety. Mayor Linda Karlovitch expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming projects, which aim to enrich the quality of life for Kenilworth residents. “We are committed to creating a thriving community […]
MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ — “We are planning on quite a few infrastructure improvements for 2025,” said Mayor Paul Mirabelli. The mayor outlined what projects the town is planning. “Our projects are spread over different categories.” Recreation – “Late last year we re-lit the Deerfield tennis/pickleball courts. We received grant funding to complete this project. The softball […]
UNION COUNTY, NJ — Next week is May. That means, hopefully, temperatures will rise and rain will stay away. Although avoiding what feels the same as freezing temps and precipitation may be more difficult than facing a 90 mile-per-hour fastball, tournament play is slated to kick in next month, as the 2025 campaign progresses after […]
CLARK, NJ — On Thursday, March 20, Clark students in the Carl H. Kumpf Unified Sports program took part in the annual Middle School March Madness tournament at the Special Olympics Headquarters in Lawrenceville. The purpose of the tournament was to foster teamwork and sportsmanship by bringing together students to play alongside each other. Nehad, […]
UNION COUNTY, NJ — Last year, Jonathan Dayton High School won it for the first time. The team the Bulldogs beat in the championship game, Scotch Plains–Fanwood High School, came a run shy of winning it for just the second time and for the first time since 1977. Could this be Arthur L. Johnson High […]
SUMMIT, NJ — No surprise that both Summit High School lacrosse squads are off to solid starts again in 2025. Both won county championships last year and both have already defeated the teams they beat in the championship games a year ago in regular season competition this year. The UCTs are scheduled to commence on […]
CRANFORD, NJ — The fifth annual Cranford Film Festival will showcase selected short films from rising and established filmmakers at the Cranford Theater on Saturday, April 26. Filmmakers and enthusiasts alike are invited to participate in an evening celebrating the best and most creative voices in short film. The festival champions diverse voices and innovative […]
KENILWORTH, NJ — The Gallery-on-the-Boulevard will present “Perspectives – Life Through Our Lenses,” exhibiting the work of four women photographers from May through August. Jacki Dickert is a New Jersey fine art photographer and is active in the NJ photography community as an exhibiting artist, teacher and judge. About her infrared photos she said, “Infrared […]