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State to Re-Evaluate Sex-Ed Curriculum After Pushback
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State to Re-Evaluate Sex-Ed Curriculum After Pushback
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, April 20, 2022
AREA — A sex-education curriculum that was adopted two years ago in New Jersey is suddenly garnering massive pushback from local parents and elected officials alike who say the subject matter is too intense for younger students. The opposition stems from a presentation on the new state curriculum by...
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Former Clark Officer Takes Aim At Prosecutor’s Office in Lawsuit
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Former Clark Officer Takes Aim At Prosecutor’s Office in Lawsuit
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, April 13, 2022
CLARK — As Clark residents struggle to reconcile repeat calls for the resignation of six-term Mayor Sal Bonaccorso against allegations of racism and misconduct, the former police officer responsible for capturing the now-infamous secret recordings says the township still has more to answer for. “My ...
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Scotch Plains OKs $28M Budget With No Tax Increase
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Scotch Plains OKs $28M Budget With No Tax Increase
FRED T. ROSSI 
Wednesday, April 13, 2022
SCOTCH PLAINS – The township council on Tuesday approved the 2022 municipal budget that will feature no increase in the municipal property tax rate. The $28,044,820 spending plan includes funding to hire a new police officer, an additional laborer in the public works department and a new fire depart...
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PSE&G Files Suit, Claims Westfield Ordinance Is Invalid
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PSE&G Files Suit, Claims Westfield Ordinance Is Invalid
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, April 13, 2022
WESTFIELD — PSE&G, the local public utility company, has filed suit against the Town of Westfield for allegedly standing in the way of planned improvements. The suit, filed on April 8 in state Superior Court, indicates that a recently-adopted town ordinance (designated 2022-04) “arbitrarily, caprici...
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PSE&G Files Suit, Claims Westfield Ordinance Is Invalid
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PSE&G Files Suit, Claims Westfield Ordinance Is Invalid
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, April 13, 2022
WESTFIELD — PSE&G, the local public utility company, has filed suit against the Town of Westfield for allegedly standing in the way of planned improvements. The suit, filed on April 8 in state Superior Court, indicates that a recently-adopted town ordinance (designated 2022-04) “arbitrarily, caprici...
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Cranford Committee Slates North Ave. For Redevelopment
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Cranford Committee Slates North Ave. For Redevelopment
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, April 13, 2022
CRANFORD — The Cranford mayor and township committee voted Tuesday to approve on first reading a new township ordinance that would seek to designate a portion of the downtown community as one in need of redevelopment. The ordinance, designated 2022-11, was introduced based on the recommendations of ...
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Allegations of Racism, Deception Persist Against Clark Mayor
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Allegations of Racism, Deception Persist Against Clark Mayor
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, April 6, 2022
CLARK — As allegations of bigotry and deception continue to pile up around Clark Mayor Sal Bonaccorso and several high-ranking members of the township’s police department, the quiet New Jersey suburb has suddenly found itself awash in the national public spotlight. On Tuesday, nearly a week after an...
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Public Confronts Mayor at Heated Council Meeting
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Public Confronts Mayor at Heated Council Meeting
JULIA BONAVITACOLA 
Wednesday, April 6, 2022
CLARK — At a crowded and contentious governing body workshop meeting held Monday at the township’s municipal building, members of the public directed a heated series of questions and comments towards Mayor Sal Bonaccorso and the township council in relation to recent allegations of misconduct. The t...
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Lawsuit Levies Discrimination Claims Against Westfield
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Lawsuit Levies Discrimination Claims Against Westfield
LAUREN S. BARR 
Wednesday, April 6, 2022
WESTFIELD — Two Westfield police officers have filed suit against the town and police department, alleging a pattern of discrimination and retaliation within the department and its ranking officers. Sergeant Preston Freeman, the department’s highest-ranking African-American officer, and Lieutenant N...
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Westfield Councilmember Resigns; Local Leaders Talk Traffic
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Westfield Councilmember Resigns; Local Leaders Talk Traffic
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, April 6, 2022
WESTFIELD — As Westfield leaders continue to weigh the pros and cons of new development, one councilman has resigned and concerns surrounding traffic, infrastructure and pedestrian safety are growing more prevalent. On Tuesday, as part of a regular meeting of the mayor and council, John Federico, su...
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Fanwood Man Indicted on Felony Murder Charges
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Fanwood Man Indicted on Felony Murder Charges
By KATIE MOEN 
Thursday, April 2, 2026
FANWOOD — A Fanwood man has been indicted on murder charges for his alleged involvement in a fatal fire that claimed the life of his 82year-old neighb...
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Garwood Planning Board Reviews Circulation Plan
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Garwood Planning Board Reviews Circulation Plan
By DEVON GOHDE 
Thursday, April 2, 2026
GARWOOD- During Wednesday night’s meeting of the Garwood Planning Board, Michael Mistretta, a Professional Planner with Harbor Consultants, joined the...
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AL Johnson Coach Marino Named UCC Girls Basketball Coach of Year
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AL Johnson Coach Marino Named UCC Girls Basketball Coach of Year
Thursday, April 2, 2026
AL Johnson High School girls basketball Head Coach Joe Marino has been named Union County Conference “Coach of the Year”. Two Union County teams finis...
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Crusaders Blank Blue Devils In Baseball Opener, 14-0
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Crusaders Blank Blue Devils In Baseball Opener, 14-0
By DAVID B. CORBIN 
Thursday, April 2, 2026
The guns were loaded and ready to fire in the season opener between the Westfield High School baseball team and the AL Johnson Crusaders in Westfield ...
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Summit Area Old Guard Speaker April 7th
Thursday, April 2, 2026
SUMMIT AREA –On Tuesday,April 7th,the Summit Area Old Guardspeaker is Lindsay Schambach, the executive director of Imagine. Schambach will describe Im...
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