Nomahegan Park will be growing just a bit and changes continue as the result of COVID-19. More on those stories along with a look at your weather for the Fourth of July in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
There have been no new COVID-19 cases in Cranford for the past week and New Jersey’s reopening continues with the return of indoor dining. More on those stories and a check of the forecast for the first full weekend of summer, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
A new way to watch movies in Cranford and the gradual reopening of the state continues. More on those stories, along with a look at your Father’s Day weekend weather and events, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
The Cranford Township Committee takes unanimous action on a resolution condemning “hateful and racist rhetoric” and there’s news of another opening in town. More on those stories, along with a look at the weekend weather forecast, in this week’s edition of Cranford Radio headlines.
Thousands gather in town for a protest, a Cranford child dies from cancer and a chart ranks the township high on a list we’d prefer not to be on. More on those stories, along with a look at the weekend weather, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
It’s been a few decades since the Union Drive-In on Route 22 last showed a film, but this summer Cranford will be getting its own temporary outdoor movie theater. More on that story and others in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
There’s no parade or public service this Memorial Day, but Cranford’s war dead will still be remembered on Monday. More details, along with the holiday weekend forecast, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
Another Cranford reopening to report and a Cranford building makes a list of most endangered historic places in New Jersey. More on those stories, together with a warm start to the weekend, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
Two new cancellations to note this week in Cranford and a chilly forecast for the first part of the weekend. That, and more, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
In this TV 35 interview I speak with Jeff T. Behler, the Director of the US Census Bureau’s Regional Office in New York City. We talk about why the census takes place every ten years, why the information is important and try to answer some of the most frequently asked questions. You can find additional information on the census here.
