Cranford High School has improved its ranking in the newest survey of schools around the state and Downtown Cranford’s logo may have a new look.
More on those stories along with the weekend weather and events for the coming week in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
While much of the election attention is focused on the race for the White House in 2020, there’s also an important non-partisan choice coming up this November on the local ballot. Six candidates have announced their plans to run for the three open seats on the Cranford Board of Education.
Another deer hunt is planned in Union County parks, including two in Cranford, but dates are still to be determined.
This Tuesday join citizens from around the US as they mark National Night Out. The Cranford Police Department will again host activities between 6 and 9.
More news, events and weather in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
The principal of Livingston Avenue School is moving to Hillside Avenue School and some drivers find out why it’s not a good idea to drive into a water-covered roadway.
The weekend will be warm, but not nearly as hot as last weekend and Cranford kids have some fun activities to look forward to during the upcoming week.
Fireworks, canoe races and foot races were part of an extended holiday celebration this week in town, but in between a brisk walk may have allowed you to move more quickly than traffic on North Avenue. More on those stories, along with the weekend forecast and some upcoming events, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
We have over 300 new alumni of Cranford High School and there’s a new principal coming to Orange Avenue School. More on those stories, your weekend weather and a the start of the Independence Day celebration in this week’s edition of Cranford Radio headlines.
Lockey Maisonneuve’s story is far from finished, but to see how she survived during the opening chapters of her life is to see examples of resilience that few can imagine. The Cranford resident shared her story with Cranford Radio.
For those who would like to learn more, you can find her book here.
Lockey Maissoneuve
A CHS coach is recognized for his sportsmanship and a special “traffic safety” version of the Waze app is created by the Union County Traffic Officers Association. More on those stories along with the weekend weather and a couple of upcoming events round out this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
