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Omnipresent George Weiss Named Volunteer of the Month

Councilman Mike Szuch presented a print of the historic Fanwood train station to George Weiss, videographer, editor and director for Fanwood Community Television seen on Comcast channel 35 and Fios channel 24 at the May council meeting. George receives a small stipend for his work for the Borough but does so much more on a volunteer basis that the council decided to name him Volunteer of the Month. Congratulations, George!

EMS Month and Police Week Acknowledged at Council Meeting

Council President Russ Huegel presents EMS Month proclamation to EMT Steve Siegal and Rescue Squad Captain Tom Kranz. This is the Fanwood Rescue Squad's 64th year of volunteer service.

Recently retired Fanwood PD Sgt. Tom Jedic shows his retirement badge to son Tom, Jr., following presentation by Mayor Colleen Mahr.

Mayor Mahr congratulates Sgt. Tony Nassaur and Officer Tony Espinosa for disarming a man who was firing an assault rifle at a neighbor's home last month on Coriell Avenue.


Council Recognizes DPW's Ferrarra, Historic Preservation Commission

Public Works Director Clint Dicksen and DPW employees lined up to recognize veteran employee Joseph Ferrarra, who retired recently.

Councilman Kevin Boris proclaims Historic Preservation month with the Mayor and Historic Preservation Commission Chairman John Celardo and commission members looking on.


Rotary Woof Walk May 20th

You and your dog can help raise money for the Scotch Plains PD K-9 unit and the Fanwood PD Bicycle unit. The second annual Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club Woof Walk takes place Sunday, May 20th, starting 11:00 AM in downtown Scotch Plains. More info. Watch a video.

Live Concert Benefits Rescue Squads May 20th

Tom Berdos leads a rehearsal Tom Berdos leads a rehearsal

Don't miss what promises to be a spectacular live performance by a regional chorus at the Fanwood Presbyterian Church this Sunday, May 20th, 7:00 PM.  A program of inspirational and classical choral music, under the direction of Tom Berdos and guest conductors, will fill the sanctuary and celebrate the dedication of the volunteers of the Fanwood and Scotch Plains Rescue Squads. More info

Memorial Day Weekend: Live Patriotic Concert

A special live concert of patriotic music will be presented on Sunday, May 27th, 7:00 PM, on the North Avenue lawn of the old Fanwood Train Station. The concert, by the 60-member Westfield Community Band, is free of charge thanks to generous donations by members of our community and local veterans groups, businesses and civic organizations. Bring a lawn chair! Read more

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