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Boys Soccer: Scotch Plains-Fanwood Needs Second-Half Rally to Outlast Bridgewater-Raritan, 2-1

BRIDGEWATER, NJ - The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Raiders boys soccer team survived a scare Saturday afternoon, remaining undefeated after rallying for a 2-1 victory over Bridgewater-Raritan.

The Panthers jumped out to an early 1-0 lead on Nate Race’s goal 10 minutes into the game, and Bridgewater-Raritan (5-1) took that lead into halftime.

“They had the advantage a little bit [in the ...

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Owner of Westfield ‘Watcher’ House Seeks to Tear it Down, Build Two New Homes, Neighbor Says

WESTFIELD, NJ — The owners of the Westfield’s infamous “Watcher” house, 657 Boulevard, have field a zoning application with the Westfield Planning Board to have the Dutch colonial torn down and replaced with two new homes, according to a Westfield resident who said she and other neighbors were advised of the plans in an official letter Saturday.

Neighbors were told that ...

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Business of the Week; JCC of Central Jersey

Congratulations to our Business of the Week, JCC of Central Jersey! They are a not-for-profit social service agency committed to serving both the Jewish community and the community at large. Learn more at http://www.jccnj.org.

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Scotch Plains Public Library presents Voices from the Margins: Connecting Our Stories

SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ -- As part of our nation’s continuing conversation about the American Experience, Scotch Plains Public Library invites the public to participate in Voices from the Margins: Connecting Our Stories, a series of book discussions, films and events. The series will run from October 6, 2016 through June 19, 2017. Partnering with the library for this project are Social ...

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Susan G. Komen Sets Bold Goal to Reduce U.S. Breast Cancer Deaths by 50 Percent in 10 Years

NATIONAL -- The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Organization has announced a bold plan to reduce the nation’s 40,000 breast cancer deaths by 50 percent in 10 years, by improving access to quality and timely cancer care for the underserved and enhancing Komen’s research focus on lethal breast cancers.

“We know that people die of breast cancer for two reasons: a lack of ...

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Union County College Foundation Exceeds its Summer Scholarship Campaign

CRANFORD – This summer the Union County College Foundation launched the first annual “$100,000 Summer Scholarship Challenge” to raise additional funds for student scholarships. The Foundation “challenged” current and past donors of endowed and annual scholarships to consider increasing their financial support, bring back an old scholarship, or to start a new one.

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