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Union County Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski looks at an Eastern Eyed Click Beetle Natalie Salinardo of Cranford found during the 9th Annual Union County Bio-Blitz in Lenape Park in Cranford.
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St. Peter's Prep Holds Commencement
Saint Peter's Preparatory School celebrated its 135th Commencement at Saint Peter's University on Saturday, June 15, 2013.
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Things to do in Union County for Wednesday, June 19
Take a look at some of the best in photographs sent to the Suburban News during the week of June 10-14, 2013.
Today's special: Back to (culinary) school with seed-to-table course in New Brunswick
Food preservation techniques are among the topics included in the Promise Culinary School's seed-to-table course, starting in July.
One-seat train rides 'good idea' for NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line commuters
NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line commuter James Birnie of Westfield said he likes the idea of one-seat train rides to and from Manhattan.
Cranford man charged with stealing items from unlocked cars
CRANFORD - A Cranford man was arrested after police found him roaming the township's streets early Monday with items that were missing from nearby cars, authorities said.
Six mile delay on Garden State Parkway North in Union County continues seven miles into Essex
As of 7:30 a.m., 511nj.org is reporting a six mile delay on the Garden State Parkway North from south of Exit 135 to Exit 140 in Union.
Things to do in Union County for Tuesday, June 18
Take a look at some of the best in photographs sent to the Suburban News during the week of June 10-14, 2013.
Report finds no conflict of interest for lawyer representing Cranford in Birchwood
CRANFORD - The lawyer who represented Cranford in a pair of affordable housing-related lawsuits, and who continues to represent the township over a similar lawsuit, has no conflict of interest, according to findings by a law professor hired by the township.
Things to do in Union County for Monday, June 17
Take a look at some of the best in photographs sent to the Suburban News during the week of June 10-14, 2013.
Today on Cranford Patch: New Boards and a New Look
Hi! I'm Nicole, your Cranford Patch Local Editor, and I want to welcome you to the new Patch.
Ordinance over establishing charter study commission repealed
CRANFORD - The question over a possible change to Cranford Township's form of government caused a spirited discussion during Tuesday night's Township Committee meeting.
Drug Dealer Busted, Cranford Mourns Loss of an Educator Top Local News
Here's a look at this week's top local news in Cranford. Cranford Drug Dealer Busted After 2-Month Probe, Cops Say A Cranford drug dealer had a large amount of marijuana, prescription medicines and narcotics paraphernalia when authorities raided his home on June 7, police said.
Irish Business Association Honors 2013 Annual Award Winners
The honorees at the Irish Business Association 2013 Awards Dinners Deirdre Shea, co-owner of the Shea-Jennings School of Irish Dance; Patrick Wildridge of Paul Davis Restoration of Union and Essex Counties; and Al Nunan of Wells Fargo Business Banking.
Hell ride: Lost NJ Transit bus arrives nearly 2 hours late to NYC
File photo of an NJ Transit bus. Passengers on the 113 Express bus had anything but a joyride Thursday morning after a lost driver arrived to the Port Authority Bus Terminal nearly two hours late.
Sandy relief may threaten Cranford's federal funding for flood mitigation
CRANFORD - The township may not receive federal money it was hoping to receive for a flood mitigation project that started after Hurricane Irene.
Fire Up Your Creativity at New Downtown Cranford Business
If you are looking for an outlet for your creativity close to home, husband and wife, Tammie and Todd Crispino are opening, "Fire Me Up Studio" a contemporary ceramics studio featuring paint-your-own pottery, glass fusing, clay projects and more on N. Union Avenue in Cranford this August.
Cranford PD Cancels Flood Watch
The Cranford Police Department has cancelled a flood watch for the area due to the most recent information released from the U.S. National Weather Service, the department released in an alert.
[PHOTO] Cranford Chamber Of Commerce Networking Luncheon
Union County Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski speaks with Cranford Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Bob Hoeffler and President Eugene Matics at the organization's monthly networking luncheon.
Union County Roundup: Elizabeth man shot; Linden Airport receives $237K grant
Linden Airport's runway will be rehabilitated courtesy of a $237,600 Federal Aviation Administration grant , which will be used to repair cracks and do other preventative maintenance on the municipal airstrip's 4,137-foot runway.