A quick review of the week's news and a look ahead at your Memorial Day weekend.
A preservation group is worried that the century-old 'roundhouse' railroad structure may be turned into housing or demolished.
Centurion Union Enjoys Strong Rental Activity with 50% of its Upscale Homes Leased and First Move-Ins Underway
Roach was previously a supervisors in the Manasquan school district, near where he lives.
They might not have a traditional graduation ceremony this year, but they've worked hard to get to this point. Here's to the class of 2020!
A quick audio recap of the Cranford news of the week and a look at the weekend forecast.
Also: Some updates on Cranford coronavirus statistics, nursing homes, how to get help or testing, and more.
The schools superintendent said he will issue new graduation plans in light of the governor's directive allowing safe ceremonies.
You're weekly audio update on the news of the week and a look ahead at the weekend.
CEA and CASA Donates to Cranford Family Care
Also: updated nursing home statistics, is it safe to ride in an ambulance? And more.
Audio tour of Cranford
New Jersey schools are now closed through June amid coronavirus. Cranford will end its academic year on June 18.
After knowing someone who died of coronavirus, she wants to save lives. Three out of four of her family members had the virus.
We all know someone who's making a difference amid the coronavirus spread, but hasn't been in the spotlight. Let's give them recognition.
Cranford resident set to drop his first full length solo effort on May 18th.
What are the statistics, six weeks into social distancing? And: Updates on the schools, Union County testing, and more.
Catholic Mass for the 3th Sunday of Easter
Your weekly audio update on Cranford news and a look ahead at what's happening.
from The First Presbyterian Church of Cranford
Sydney Sweet, a junior majoring in chemical engineering at NJIT, was named a Goldwater Scholar
People can sew and donate surgical caps for the local hospital and leave them at the Cranford Fire Department.
A quick summary of Cranford news from the past week.
Saturday Night the CEA provided dinner for the Fire, Police and First Aid Departments
Eighteen of the 27 fatalities were in long-term care facilities in the township, like rehabilitation centers and nursing homes.
The event was meant to provide a bit of 'normalcy' to kids amid coronavirus, Mayor Giblin had said.
'Don't invite your out-of-town friends to come,' said Mayor Patrick Giblin.
La Creme Angles Inc. offering FREE virtual therapy program for teens during COVID-19. Initiative hosted by CEO Patricia Pinto, MBA
The bunny will make its way through Cranford streets on Saturday morning. There were mixed responses on a Facebook page for the event.
A volunteer suggested putting the adoptable puppies and kitties on the boxes, especially since pizza delivery has increased 50 percent.
Cranford restaurants and other businesses have been posting their status in our handy guide.
A quick review of the news of the past week and a look at what's coming up this weekend.
As of Thursday, there are 15 additional cases of the new coronavirus in Cranford, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 72.
Cranford Businesses: Open Or Closed?
The son is telling his dad's story to warn people that the disease can attack quickly--and that the test can give a false negative.
Mayor Patrick Giblin announced the death in his nightly update on the coronavirus spread.
The number of cases was up to 22 as of Wednesday night, Mayor Patrick Giblin said.
The mayors of both Union County municipalities confirmed the residents' deaths, part of 27 statewide as of Monday.
The town announced the newest cases Sunday. The superintendent of schools noted there were too many for him to announce each one.
An expanded update of what is happening in Cranford this week.