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FIRE FOUGHT…Westfield Fire Chief Dan Kelly inspects a home’s charred remains after a Tuesday morning fire. The two-alarm blaze at the back of 965 Central Avenue required mutual aid from several other towns. One elderly female was transported to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway, but all four occupants are safe and the Westfield/Mountainside Chapter of the American Red Cross has relocated them. 

GETTING VERY SERIOUS...Blue Devil point guard Gab O’Leary dished out seven assists, scored six points and made two steals.

Sports: Lady Blue Devils Trip Linden Cagers
Brearley Bears Look to Be Team to Beat For Union County Wrestling Dominance; Westfield Keglers Beat East Side, SPF Raiders; Blue Devil Boys/Girls Defeat Raiders in Swim Showdown; Raider Football Boys Finish With Deceptive, 4-6, Season; MX Bulldog Hoopsters Bully SP-F Lady Raiders; FSPY Swimmers Shine At Annual First Frost Meet: Photos

Devil's Den: Retiring a Football Jersey: What No. Should Go First?

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Concert with a Cause: Dar Williams Concert Raises Money for Keith Knost Trust
Art: Visual Arts Center Introduces ‘Black Canvas’ Fundraising Event
Sounds of the Season: Canadian Brass Lights Up Performing Arts Center
Movin' On Up: Town Book Store Begins New Chapter in Westfield
Popcorn: Apocalypto - No Be-all End-all
Home & Garden:  The Holidays, Naturally
Food 4 Thought: Tis The Season

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MERRY CHRISTMAS IRAQ...Members of the U.S. Army’s Third Stryker Brigade Combat Team of the Second Infantry Division serving in Iraq will receive special protective eyewear in time for Christmas, thanks to Westfield Rotarians. When hearing of the soldiers’ wish, a Rotarian fundraising committee, led by Joseph Biren, contacted Wiley X Eyewear in California to buy the equipment. Learning of the mission, the company generously donated the eyewear for the soldiers. Pictured above, Staff Sgt. James Ferrier in Iraq wishes everyone in Westfield a Merry Christmas and thank you.

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