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The class of 2012 graduate serves a missionary role in the city where Martin Luther began the Protestant Reformation.
The NJSP requires all boaters to take a boat safety course and the proctored exam.
More than 350,000 residents have received boxes of fresh food since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, commissioners announced.
The Jumble Store marks 90th anniversary.
Volunteer group pivots after COVID shutdowns.
Annual sale of Schermer Pecans
Whether in-person versus online – Take your boat safety course and be ready for boating season!
Ceremony held at Girl Scout Park celebrating winning the National Garden Clubs Plant America Grant
Kellogg donates $10,000 to support local food bank in connection with Stop & Shop ‘Food for Friends’ Program
Calling all creatives: Cranford is seeking entrants to create wall art, dioramas and sculptures featuring Peeps candy.
The township expects to approve the vision plan as a part of a request for proposals on Tuesday, officials said. See the plan here:
Cranford residents, prepare your towels and sunscreen: an opening date has been set for the Cranford pool and fitness center this year.
Twins Nicholas and Sophia Kartashov, who are turning 10 next month, have been dancing since they were four years old.
Arthur Snyder talks to the Air and Space Forces Association Chapter 195 on his Korean War Service entitled“It’s a Small World Master Jack!”
Hungry for salmon bowls, ramen or dumplings? Get ready to meet Cranford’s newest eatery.
Big wheels enthusiasts of all ages can enjoy over 30 police, fire and business vehicles cruising around Cranford.
Cranford-area musicians seeking summertime gigs, look no further. Here’s how to apply for this season’s Summer Sounds series.
Laura Sissi’s children’s book “Bunny Finds Easter” can be spotted in a shop window in town. Can you guess where?
Did you miss your opportunity to sample award-winning wings at the “King Of The Wing” contest this year? Here’s your second chance.
Are Irish eyes smiling in Cranford? Here’s how your town’s Irish heritage population compares to the rest of the Garden State:
The annual charity event raises money for Project Home, a local organization helping Cranford families in crisis remain in town.
Prepare the whole family to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by learning to make your own pull-apart cupcake at Sweet n’ Fancy Emporium.
While there may not be a parade to attend in Cranford, a local dance school will still be bringing the sights and sounds of Ireland to NJ.
The honorees include a flight attendant who volunteered bringing troops to Kuwait and local who delivered pandemic meals to first responders
Union County towns saw a range of one to three inches of snow as of Tuesday morning. Here's how much your town received:
The League will award five, five thousand dollar scholarships in honor of their 100th Anniversary
Over a dozen local businesses vied for the crown in the annual hot wing contest, but only one emerged victorious. See who won below:
The newly-renovated Cranford Recreation Center will be celebrating its grand opening this weekend, and the public is invited to attend:
Cranford's annual Fire & Ice event is set to feature ice carvers, fire breathers and a hot wing competition. Here are the 2023 candidates:
Looking to spend your Saturday morning in Shrek’s swamp? Don your favorite pajamas and head to the Cranford Theater.
Updates regarding Cranford’s pending stormwater flooding mitigation project will be provided at an upcoming neighborhood meeting.
Want to check out the newly renovated recreation center and learn more about upcoming programming? Here’s when to visit the facility:
Cranford’s Agave has been serving up Mexican fare since 2021. Though under new ownership, the restaurant remains a family business.
The new facility, helmed by optometrist Dr. Katie Ciesek, offers vision services from eye exams and eyeglasses to prescription sunglasses.
Whether you're craving spicy wings for the big game or a romantic meal on V-Day, there are lots of special deals happening in Cranford.
The Black History Month exhibit chronicles Union County residents who have distinguished themselves as inventors, artists and athletes.
Cranford PD has partnered with the United States Secret Service to give a presentation on fraud and identity theft in the Community Center.