Assemblyman Jon Bramnick (R-21) kicks off a new feature on Cranford Radio. I plan to extend an invitation to elected officials who represent Cranford at various levels of government to provide a monthly commentary.
In this first example, Assemblyman Bramnick discusses his proposal to cap state spending increases at two percent annually.
Assemblyman Bramnick’s commentary
Assemblyman Jon Bramnick (R-21)
The new year means a new township committee and 2019 ends with the passing of the woman who was said to have taught Cranford to swim. There’s more on those stories, as well as a look at the weekend weather and high school sports in this week’s edition of Cranford Radio headlines.
The Cranford Township Committee held its annual reorganization meeting Thursday evening. Commissioners Mary O’Connor and Kathleen Miller Prunty took the oath of office as they begin new terms on the township committee. In addition, Patrick Giblin was elected by his fellow commissioners to serve as mayor for the year ahead. Following the meeting, Mayor Giblin spoke with Cranford Radio about what he would like to accomplish in the year ahead and where things stand with several challenges the township faces.
Patrick Giblin being sworn in as mayor by Governor Phil Murphy
A fire heavily damaged a Cranford home and Cranford again comes out on top in an online poll. More on those stories, along with a look at what lies ahead for the last weekend of 2019, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
NJ Transit headlines this week’s news, including an interview with the head of the agency. I know Christmas is only a few days away, but our other top story is about the Fourth of July.
CHS winter sports teams are active this weekend and there are a couple of Christmas-related events in town that we’ll tell you about. The weekend weather rounds out your weekly update.
Commuters on the Raritan Valley Line saw the re-introduction of off-peak service one-seat service to and from NYC on the Raritan Valley Line in November. Calls for peak and weekend one-seat service continue. Kevin Corbett, the president and CEO of NJ Transit, sat down with Cranford Radio to talk about the system in general and the Raritan Valley Line in particular.
Kevin Corbett
Cranford comes out to support a recent CHS grad and daughter of a slain Jersey City Police detective and an online poll pits Cranford against other Central Jersey towns to see which has the most holiday spirit.
See how the weather might impact your weekend plans and learn what’s going on around town the next three days.
