It’s on to post-high school life for Cranford High School’s Class of 2018. You may soon no longer need a variance for some driveway repaving projects in town and the weekend weather is a mixed bag. All this and more in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
It’s going to be a sunny and warm weekend as Father’s Day is celebrated. There are several events taking place that Dad might want to be involved with. On the news front, the Planning Board approved a couple of applications involving a home and an abandoned service station.
There were no surprises in the Republican or Democratic primaries for the Cranford Township committee this past Tuesday. There are further details on what will and won’t be accepted for curbside recycling pickups. You get more details on these and other stories in this week’s edition of Cranford Radio headlines.
Posh Paws is tucked away in corner of Cranford 673 Raritan Road but the dog grooming business is very much a part of the community. As part of our continuing series profiling members of the Cranford Area Chamber of Commerce, Cranford Radio spoke with Amanda Dinis about her business and her experiences as a dog groomer.
Amanda Dinis
Cranford commemorated its war dead on Memorial Day with a parade and service. With tougher recycling rules now in effect, there’s a new app to help you make sense of it all. The high school sports season winds down and it’s a mixed bag, weather-wise, for the weekend.
Downtown Cranford was the focus of this month’s 35 Live on TV35. Guests were Cranford Township Commissioner Jean-Albert Maisonneuve, Downtown Management Corporation Board Chairman Anthony Durante and Downtown Business and Downtown Development Director Gabe Bailer.
Ryan Greco grew up in Cranford and has spent his career with the Cranford Police Department. In October, he was sworn in as the town’s police chief. Cranford Radio paid the chief a visit to learn a bit more about his life and his plans for the CPD.
Police Chief Ryan Greco
