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Mon, August 19, 10:00 AM

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Union County Division On Aging

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Add to My Calendar 08/19/2019 10:00am 08/19/2019 12:00pm America/New_York Union County Division On Aging

Do you have a questions about services for seniors or their caregivers? The Union County Division on Aging will be at the Clark Public Library to answer them. Drop by anytime between 10am-12pm and get answers to your questions about: pharmaceutical assistance, home energy assistance, home care, home delivered or congregate meals, caregiver relief, medicaid, transportation, and other questions you ...

303 Westfield Ave Clark, NJ 07066

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Thu, August 22, 2:30 PM

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Kids' Conservation Club

Arts & Entertainment Education Government

Add to My Calendar 08/22/2019 2:30pm 08/22/2019 3:15pm America/New_York Kids' Conservation Club

Join us for the first in a 7 part series where kids will listen to a book and participate in an activity or craft that focuses on conservation and protecting our environment. For ages 5 and up. Please register.

303 Westfield Ave Clark, NJ 07066

Fri, August 23, 1:00 PM

Clark

Grown Up Coloring Club

Arts & Entertainment Education Government

Add to My Calendar 08/23/2019 1:00pm 09/21/2019 5:00am America/New_York Grown Up Coloring Club

Coloring isn't just for kids anymore! Join us for a quiet & meditative afternoon of coloring for grown ups. Relieve some stress while stimulating your creativity!

303 Westfield Ave Clark, NJ 07066

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Fri, September 6, 3:30 PM

Clark Public Library, Clark

National Read a Book Day Read-a-Thon!

Arts & Entertainment Education Government

Add to My Calendar 09/06/2019 3:30pm 09/06/2019 4:30pm America/New_York National Read a Book Day Read-a-Thon!

Celebrate National Read a Book day by coming in to the library and joining in our 1 hour read-a-thon! All participants will get a prize.

303 Westfield Ave. Clark, NJ 07066

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Sat, September 7, 9:00 AM

Cranford First Aid Squad, Cranford

Yard Sales with Cranford First Aid Squad

Government

Add to My Calendar 09/07/2019 9:00am 09/07/2019 4:00pm America/New_York Yard Sales with Cranford First Aid Squad

On Saturday, Sept. 7 from 9-5, the Cranford First Aid Squad will have a fundraising yard sale at our building, located at 6 Centennial Avenue.

We will have many items to sell. Come by to take a look.

We are all-volunteer and do not receive any tax dollars for our operating expenses. We rely totally on your donations.

6 Centennial Avenue Cranford, NJ 07016

Wed, September 11, 9:30 AM

Clark Public Library, Clark

Thank a First Responder Drop in Craft

Arts & Entertainment Education Government

Add to My Calendar 09/11/2019 9:30am 09/11/2019 4:30pm America/New_York Thank a First Responder Drop in Craft

Come to the library and make a thank you card for our wonderful first responders! Supplies will be out all day. We will deliver the cards afterwards.

303 Westfield Ave. Clark, NJ 07066

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Innovation and Compassion: Overlook Medical Center Gives Summit's Homeless Sleeping Bags - Hand-made from Surgical Wrap

By ROB SEMAN

SUMMIT, NJ – DECEMBER 2019 - With icy weather on its way, Atlantic Health System’s Overlook Medical Center put its innovative spirit to work to help protect the City of Summit’s homeless population, with a donation of its own hand-made sleeping bags and pillows, created from re-purposed surgical blue wrap.

Surgical blue wrap, used to cover sterile surgical instruments and ...

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By JOHN & JACK

The period of time between Election Day in early November, and when a new Governor or new legislators take the oath of office in January is often fraught with many twists and turns. In the middle of lots of holiday festivities, there's a rush to try to get stuff done.

Congress in 1933, passed the 20th Amendment to the Constitution, as President Hoover was leaving the White House, and newly ...

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By UNION CATHOLIC STAFF REPORT

December 10, 2019

SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ -- In its second year competing in the Patriot Games Classic at George Mason University this past weekend, the Vikings had several impressive results in a forensics tournament that featured schools from all over the country. A total of 90 schools competed in the tournament, and Union Catholic finished in 21st place overall.

Sophomore Yvonne Agyapoe advanced ...

Union County Freeholders Take Action Against “Heartless” Homeless Relocation Policy

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By ROMAN CHIARELLO

December 9, 2019

UNION COUNTY, NJ — The Union County freeholder board has taken action against New York City’s Special One-Time Assistance (SOTA) policy, which has relocated several homeless families from the city to several Union County municipalities.

At their meeting Thursday night, the freeholders passed the following resolution:

“A Resolution urging New Jersey State Attorney General ...

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The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders today announced that it is investigating all options, including legal action, to put an end to New York City’s practice of relocating homeless families from the city into Union County communities without notice and without support services.

More than 50 families are known to have been relocated from New York City to seven municipalities in ...

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UNION COUNTY, NJ — The county’s freeholder board Thursday night approved funding for an organization that works to combat opioid abuse, new equipment and training for firefighters, and healthcare and anger management training services for incarcerated adults.

Prevention Links Receives Additional Funding

Prevention Links, an organization that partners with the county’s ...

NYC Pauses Moving Homeless Families to Newark

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By TAPINTO NEWARK STAFF

December 10, 2019

NEWARK, NJ — New York City has agreed to temporarily stop sending homeless families to Newark through the Special One-Time Assistance program pending the court’s ruling on an injunction over the issue.

Through SOTA an estimated 1,200 of New York City's homeless were relocated to Newark apartments, regardless of the spaces' living conditions, with no ...

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EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ – Phase Three of the post-Thanksgiving storm is well underway. Models came together and are showing the storm to be a bit colder aloft than originally forecast. This means higher snow totals than first predicted, and a later conclusion to the storm, now forecast to end near sunrise Tuesday morning.

Final accumulation totals are looking as follows:

South ...

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Winter storms, bad weather and sloppy road conditions are a factor in nearly half a million crashes and more than 2,000 road deaths every winter, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. In fact, about 46 percent of all crashes involving bad weather take place in the winter.

AAA analyzed bad weather and crashes over a five-year period. The study found that the highest proportion of ...

Letter: NJ Needs to Protect Religious Freedom as it seeks Public Health Solutions

By ANN ROSEN

December 9, 2019

On Thursday, December 12, the Senate Health Committee will be meeting to vote on S2173, a bill that would restrict or remove religious exemptions to mandatory vaccinations, thus prohibiting 35,500[1][2] children from attending New Jersey schools.

But let’s stop pretending this is about the 2.6% of NJ families who are using religious exemptions. It isn’t. It is ...

Cornerstone Wellness Tip for the Holidays

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By DAVID DE LA FUENTE

CLARK, NJ - Thanksgiving is in the rearview mirror and the rest of the holidays are coming right down the road. In order to keep up a healthy lifestyle, it is important to keep up your regular fitness routine.

Be sure your regular workouts have 5 key elements, aerobic fitness, muscular fitness, stretching, balance training and core stability.
- Aerobic Fitness will help ...

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By ARIAS & PARTNERS WEALTH ADVISORS

The gift-giving season is fast approaching. So, if you are like a lot of people, this means you are spending time trying to brainstorm gifts to give your loved ones – something that they will use and appreciate. For those disillusioned with giving gifts that are quickly used up or forgotten the moment the wrapping paper comes off, consider a financial gift designed to make an impact. Here ...