The Cranford Police Department is encouraging residents to participate.
Non-moving violations of these regulations are subject to a fine of $100.
This is the third, and final, top prize that was left to be claimed.
The improvements being made to the Physical Education Center (PECK) are to enhance both student and the greater community use.
Your old music could bring more help to the girls' families.
A man was found unresponsive.
Fake documents and claims were made for years.
A BMW was also reportedly broken into on Sunday.
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A familiar face to Cranford families will be assuming a new role next year.
A group representing more than 40 households has continued to demand more answers from leaders on the projects.
Records may be removed due to time and other qualifications.
He was taken to the hospital with injuries.
Brent Bramnick, the attorney for the family of one of the girls, said Vincent Battiloro faced no consequences for his actions.
The fire spread to multiple businesses in the area.
School readiness programs for children will be one of their new offerings.
A large police presence will be on site.
Your spooky creation could win a prize.
Spectators are also welcome to view the races from the sidelines.
This new renovation gives customers a more inviting space on both the inside and outside of the building.
The fire was just yards away from the Abraham Lincoln School.
Residents volunteer their porches to host four, 45-minute family-friendly acts
A multi-story home was on fire.
Two 17-year-old girls were killed in a hit-and-run crash on Sept. 29.
A man was attacked Tuesday night.
More than 100 scarecrows created by residents, businesses, organizations, schools, and families will be on display.
"The law does not adequately protect us or our friends from stalkers," organizers said.
"I don't need negativity," he said after the stream started.
Maria Niotis and Isabella Salas were killed Monday night.
Charges include leaving the scene of the crash and not having a license, registration, or insurance.
Multiple services will be available for friends and family to honor their memories.
The families of Maria Niotis and Isabella Salas say their killer plotted for months.
Two teen girls were killed on the street where Westfield Chief Chris Battiloro lives Monday.
“We all know someone who has been affected by breast cancer," said Chief Dan Czeh.
He reportedly was stalking at least one of the girls for months.
The man allegedly had been at it for months, even parking in front of her house.
Police are asking for witnesses or those with video surveillance footage to come forward.
Up to a $10,000 reward is available for information in this case.
Messages of support and strength from the community are being shared.
Both of the riders were taken to hospitals where they were pronounced dead.