Cranford Radio

It's Columbus Day weekend and that means most banks are closed Monday and there will be no mail delivery. Cranford schools will have a single session. Speaking of Cranford schools, the CHS varsity teams have a busy schedule this weekend and the weather should cooperate. Catch up on what's happening with this week's headlines.

The news is good on both the flood mitigation and crime fronts as far as Cranford is concerned. Fall sports action is in full swing for the Cranford Cougars, there are plenty of things to do around town, and it looks as if the weather is going to be ideal.

The Board of Education and the Zoning Board are in the news this week. The Orange Avenue Pool may have closed for human swimming for the season, but Sunday the dogs get to do the doggy paddle. Details on this and more in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Cranford officials and clergy members remembered the events of September 11 on Tuesday evening and the continuing testimony of representatives of Hartz Mountain Industries was heard by the Planning Board Wednesday night.

It's a busy weekend with Cranford High School varsity sports and the weather should cooperate for that as well as various events taking place in town.

Hear all this in this week's edition of Cranford Radio headlines.

School's back and that means your weekend headlines once again include the CHS varsity sports events taking place over the weekend. That's in addition to the usual news, weather and events. Topping this week's news is a change in the race for the township committee and the latest on 750 Walnut Avenue.

Expect tighter security at Cranford Public Schools starting next week and CHS makes a big leap forward in the New Jersey Monthly ranking of high schools around the state. These stories along with your Labor Day weekend forecast and events can be heard in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

The Birchwood redevelopment site is no longer owned by the township and Raritan Valley Line mayors push for improvements. These are the top Cranford stories this week. The weather forecast looks great for Sunday's downtown street fair. Get a quick update on what's happening in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Come fall you may have an opportunity to get rid of all that junk that's been accumulating in your house and the town remembers Cranford Fire Department Call Lieutenant Brian Koshney. More on these stories, the weekend weather and what's happening around town in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Traveling to and from Manhattan is about to get more difficult, but don't worry you can mediate or go out to eat in Downtown Cranford. More on those stories, plus the weekend weather in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Another chapter was written Wednesday night for the future of 750 Walnut Avenue and kids will have a chance to collect trading cards for Cranford's police officers. More on these stories, the weather for the next three days and a yoga-filled weekend in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.