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.
All of us, in some way, are impacted by the pandemic we are currently living through. What tools can we use to help us cope and how can we assist those around us? Craig Springer, PhD, a clinical psychologist and co-owner of the Good Life Center for Mental Health in Cranford, spoke with Cranford Radio about some of the issues he’s seeing and provides insights in dealing with this.
Craig Springer, PhD
The grace period for the payment of property taxes in Cranford has been extended and for the first time in awhile there’s an opening to tell you about. More on those stories, along with the weekend weather and new entertainment you can view from home, in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines.
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.
