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Fanwood Soldier returns Home
Photos Courtesy of Tom Kranz Fanwood Army Reservist Capt. Patrick Moore returned home today after almost a year of deployment including the past eight months in Iraq. His arrival was a surprise event for his twins, Reland and ...
Summer Counselor Applications are Available
The Fanwood Recreation Commission is now accepting applications for summer counselor jobs as part of the Summer Park Program at La Grande Park and the Tweens and Teens Travel Camp. Several positions are currently posted . More information and application ...
“Almost two decades of hard work is now paying off for our citizens as we see property values rising and young families taking root in our thriving town.”
— Mayor Colleen Mahr
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Fanwood receives Union County Means Green Community Garden Grant
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders recently awarded nine different municipalities with the 2017 Union County Means Green Community Garden Grant. Fanwood's Borough Hall Pollinator and Butterfly Garden has received a grant that will help provide donations of fresh produce to those in need as well as education, recreation, ...
Fanwood photographer hosts Photography Exhibit
Fanwood resident Sherman Feller will be producing his own photo exhibit at the Scotch Plains Public Library from May 13 through June 10. His exhibit, titled Beaches, includes many photos that were taken by Feller during his travels both domestically and abroad since his retirement in 1999. Included in this exhibit ...
Arbor Day 2017
Fanwood's annual Arbor Day observance took place Friday, April 28, in Carriage House Park. The annual observance is a program of the Fanwood Shade Tree Commission, which recruits the Park Middle School Environmental Club to present a short program in honor of Arbor Day. This year is the ...
2017 Rockin’ for Autism Fair brings community together
The 2nd Annual Rockin' for Autism Fair unfolded under an overcast sky in Fanwood's LaGrande Park on Saturday, April 29, on soggy fields left by an early morning storm. Vendors, food stands, exhibitors and fun stops for kids highlighted the event, the brain child of Mallory Banks, 15, ...