The grim numbers of COVID-19 cases and deaths in Cranford continue to rise and property owners will get a grace period on paying their sewer bills. More on those stories, along with a weekend weather forecast and your virtual entertainment in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
Schools will be closed through at least mid-May and the pandemic means a delay in enforcement of the ban of most single-use plastics in the township. More on those stories along with the weekend weather and your virtual Cranford entertainment in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
The latest Cranford update on COVID-19 and a look at some things to keep you occupied while you stay at home. We also have your Easter weekend forecast.
State Senator Tom Kean notes a new teaching resource available to New Jersey students in grades 3 through 6 while schools are closed and also notes the waiving of certain statewide testing requirements for some students.
The number of coronavirus cases continues to rise in Cranford and there’ll be some new faces on the township committee come next year. More on those stories, the weekend weather, and some ways to socialize virtually in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
We’ll bring you up to date with the latest COVID-19 news from Cranford. One way you can safely still leave the house is to go for a walk or bike ride (with appropriate social distancing). Unfortunately, the weekend forecast doesn’t look all that promising.
Cranford’s state senator, Tom Kean, provides an update on what is happening in the legislature concerning COVID-19.
Senator Tom Kean
