The 18-year-old swimmer received a huge sendoff from the community before departing for the Special Olympics last weekend.
A local diner closed for customers last week, as crews were filming a sequel to a popular movie at the location. Find out what film below:
"Pride In The Park" has been rescheduled because of rain in Wednesday's forecast, the township said.
Voters should review the district mapping changes ahead of the primary election on June 7.
As temperatures reach the 90s on Tuesday, Fanwood Borough has opened a cooling station.
John's Meat Market in Scotch Plains is collecting money to give to former homeless veterans this upcoming Memorial Day.
The team of superwomen at Kind Dental visit the Community Food Bank of New Jersey as part of their “Acts of Kindness” initiative
Hosted by "Hike it Baby," the free event will include family-friendly hikes, nature crafts, bilingual games and activities and much more.
The parade to take place on May 30 will feature live music, floats, military units and vehicles, a live reenactment and much more.
The students broke the record for most people watering plants at the same time on Friday. Check out the video below:
The Boston Marathon returns April 18, and five Scotch Plains residents will be among the 30K participants.
5 seedlings per household will be given to area residents as part of NJ's effort to restore trees damaged or destroyed by Superstorm Sandy.
Union County caught live video footage of Frida, the Peregrine falcon, laying her first egg on the top of the courthouse in Elizabeth.
Fanwood is showing its support for Ukraine with blue and yellow ribbons that are currently displayed throughout town. See photos below.
The Township has made a "Request For Qualifications" to select a developer to bring a mix of retail, restaurants and parking into downtown.
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Before you fill up the tank, take a look at the lowest gas prices in and around Fanwood.
The Township will hold a vigil and light up Town Hall in blue and yellow to show its support for the Ukraine at this time.
Fanwood is standing in solidarity with Ukraine by lighting up Borough Hall in blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag.
The county will host a virtual bedtime story event for children in celebration of National Read Across America Day on March 2.
64 years of service!
The lucky winner won a $50K third-tier prize at Monday's NJ Powerball drawing.
First responders and neighbors celebrated the WWII veteran's 100th birthday with a drive-by celebration in Fanwood.
Many government services will be closed on Monday in observance of the national holiday.
New Jersey American Water announced it will replace approximately 2,500 feet of an aging water main in Scotch Plains starting next week.
The rescue squad presented Eric Hoyer with a letter acknowledging his achievement and the memory of his dad during a surprise visit.
To celebrate Black History Month, Union County is presenting a free live performance of the award-winning play "Fences" on Feb. 18.
There's a Red Cross blood drive coming up nearby.
The Olympic runner who attended Union Catholic in Scotch Plains is the cover star of The Knot Magazine’s Spring Mental Health Issue
The NJ ban on single-use plastics will begin in May, and the Scotch Plains Green Team is preparing residents for the new law.
While events are planned in Scotch Plains, other cities are opting not to celebrate in 2022 to take a stand in support of voting rights.
Scotch Plains-Fanwood is hosting several events in honor of MLK day, including a Racial Healing Circle and many volunteer programs.
New in-home dining experience is perfect for busy families
Sunday is Nation Law Enforcement Appreciate Day to recognize the service that law enforcement does for the community.
Due to operational issues amidst the current COVID surge, recycling has been posted to Saturday, Jan 8 in Fanwood.
COVID Fatigue
Short on ingredients for New Year’s Day brunch? Find out where you can pick up those last-minute items in Scotch Plains-Fanwood.
Scotch Plains Synagogue Honors “Man of the Year” and “Youths of the Year”
The team finished in the top half of their competitors, improving their average scores from last month’s competition.
See the latest announcement from the Scotch Plains Public Library.