Free classes aim to build confidence and awareness for young adults heading into new environments.
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Organizers say the event is intended to highlight the importance of inclusive public spaces.
Police said an unknown person used a resident's credit card to make the purchase.
The two-day Scotch Plains event will include a parade, time capsule opening, live music, food and fireworks.
Drop by the library for an informative and fascinating program about the wolves of Yellowstone.
A resident reported a check was taken from a checkbook and later cashed without permission.
The Barstool Sports founder was in town Wednesday.
The Scotch Plains Police blotter dated June 11 had the following reports:
A Scotch Plains resident reported sending $42,000 after receiving messages that appeared to come from a business contact.
A wreath-laying ceremony, parade down Park Avenue and gravestone rubbing demonstration kick off the township's America 250 festivities.
Registration for the free 55+ event closes Friday or when capacity is reached.
The lot will be closed June 12, June 19, June 25 starting at 2 p.m., and July 19 — residents should plan for limited parking.
Join us for a new program: Mah-Jongg 101. Learn how to play this popular game at the Scotch Plains Public Library
Join in a virtual discussion with Matt Dinniman, author of the popular Dungeon Crawler Carl series
From fire alarm installations at three elementary schools to electrical upgrades at Brunner and McGinn, construction is on schedule.
The figures are part of a statewide data release covering school district leaders across New Jersey.
Scotch Plains and Fanwood officers will carry the “Flame of Hope” through downtown areas in support of Special Olympics New Jersey.
The race raises money for Camp Clover, the Rescue Squad, local food pantries and more — and early bird pricing ends June 8.
The capsule, buried in 1984, will be unveiled during a two-day township event honoring local and national history.
The 2-day celebration on June 26-27 begins with a wreath-laying at a Revolutionary War burial site and ends with fireworks.
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The 9th annual Patrick's Downtown Race to Summer raises money for local charities including Camp Clover and the Scotch Plains Rescue Squad.
Two residents reported separate incidents involving alleged attempts to access their finances.
Woodmont Properties has unveiled renderings for a retail, residential, and public plaza project pending state environmental approval.
Join in a workshop that will spark your creativity through crafting and binding a Junk Journal!
Join in any or all of our book club events this month - New members always welcome!
Join us for an informal 'Bring Your Own Book' chat with fellow book lovers.
A Scotch Plains resident told police that thousands of dollars worth of tools were taken from a trailer parked at a home.
Join in an online conversation on the history and significance of crafts at state fairs.
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you will discover the beauty and history of Moroccan Mosaics.
Join us for a fascinating look at how our local communities played an important role in American military history.
The restored 1759 Frazee House anchors Scotch Plains’ June 26–27 Revolution 250 celebration, with fireworks and a time capsule.
Organizers are looking for community members with skills in fundraising, social media, and design — high school students welcome.
A Union County resident lost more than $130,000 after being targeted in a scam involving a Bitcoin ATM, according to police.
The Township Council unanimously granted a special use permit for up to 11 match-day events at the Park Avenue bar and restaurant.
The Scotch Plains Police blotter dated May 21 had the following reports:
Glenside Avenue and Mountain Avenue jughandles shut down as NJDOT works to resolve traffic signal problem, no reopening time given.
A packed chambers heard Woodmont Properties' vision for a build-out centered on township-owned parcels, a new public safety building.
A Union County resident told police they lost tens of thousands of dollars in a sweepstakes scam reported earlier this month.