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UCS specializes in Chinese as a Second Language, offering a welcoming, supportive environment for learners of all backgrounds.
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A parent group asked Westfield's school board to consider four steps, including AI and YouTube limits and a K-8 web allow list.
Board Resolution 26-03 calls on legislators to enact S1674 & A4956, bipartisan bills prohibiting publishers from overcharging libraries.
The policy bars student use of internet-enabled personal devices during the school day, with limited exceptions.
The stabbing was reported on Wednesday afternoon in Union County.
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Dominic Auricchio won the Cardinal Joseph Tobin Contest by describing how divine encounters have inspired his dream of becoming a priest.
Quimby Street will host four themed September entertainment nights, from country dancing to dueling pianos.
Union County released dates, locations and rules for upcoming shredding, scrap metal and hazardous waste events.
Arrests for shoplifting and outstanding warrants were also made recently in Westfield.
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The two-story East Broad Street property in Westfield sold for $5.9 million, according to Marcus & Millichap.
Dr. Cesar DePaço donated $3,800 after visiting the sheriff’s canine facility and meeting K9 Kona.
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Owner Dr. Zach Rosch brings 15-plus years of experience building elite STEM career readiness programs to his new business.
The Union County Clerk’s Office plans a Sept. 18 seminar on notary duties, applications and legal requirements.
From exciting games and friendly competition to live music and a little sleight-of-hand magic, there was something for everyone to enjoy.
Mayor Jeremy Berman said turf replacement is nearly complete, with parking and building work expected next week.
The county announced two make-up outdoor movie nights at Warinanco Park, with kids activities starting at 7 p.m.
The driver of a Mercedes-Benz, who lost control before the crash, was ejected with serious injuries, said police.
Jim Gildea, a Westfield High graduate, was recognized for 25 years as town administrator.
The 25th anniversary ceremony will honor lives lost, including members of the Westfield community.
Resident Advisory Council Chair Dave Mollen and Executive Director Todd DeLaney collaborate to ensure Lantern Hill continues to thrive.
A Love Story That Started Locally
Xtreme Energy Union offers active play features for children ages 2 through 12, according to the announcement.
A DWI arrest and around $40,000 in fraud were reported in the town recently as well.
The pedestrian was taken to Overlook Hospital with injuries on Saturday, said police.
The town plans to refurbish 65 park benches after Mayor Jeremy Berman said many have deteriorated over time.
A Westfield woman was arrested on a DWI charge after a three-car crash with injuries in Raritan, police said.
Thai Society says it aims to pair traditional Thai flavors with a modern dining setting in Westfield.
Mattresses, furniture, garbage bags, and other household items were found recently dumped at two Union County parks, said authorities.
The renovated Westfield building includes nine suites and tenants such as Columbia Bank and Edward Jones.
Rahway Avenue work is underway, and Westfield expects about 16 school-area road projects done by month’s end.
Scotch Plains Synagogue Announces New Executive Director and New Director of Education
Council members cited owner rights and a narrow process as they voted to remove the local designation.
A five-count indictment alleges official misconduct and fraudulent title filings, prosecutors said.