Cranford Radio

A report from the New Jersey Attorney General's office is notable for Cranford not appearing in it, and we might soon be able to return to the Cranford Theater. Hear more on those stories, find out how hot it's going to get this weekend, and see what you might do to pass the time in the week ahead in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Water problems this week and a CHS student is on stand-by to participate in the upcoming Paralympics in Tokyo. Details on those stories, along with the weekend forecast and upcoming events, in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Candidates have been announced for the Board of Education, police advise residents to take steps to reduce the threat of property theft and mask advisories are back for Union County. Details on those stories, along with the weekend forecast and some upcoming events, in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

A veteran Cranford police officer is headed to retirement and a group of ethnic restaurants downtown get noticed by a statewide food site. Hear more on those stories along with a check of what's happening this weekend in Cranford Radio headlines.

After missing a year due to COVID, the Hispanic Theater Festival returns to the Cranford Dramatic Club this year with a production of La Casita Feliz. The comedy, which is all in Spanish, features several Cranford performers. Cranford Radio spoke with the the director, Joel Redmount, and Patricia MacLean, a Cranford resident who is mother of two of the play's actors, to learn a bit more about...

Personnel changes are made in the Cranford Police Department and an unused rail line takes what could be the first steps to becoming a pedestrian and bike path. More on those stories as well as the hot weekend forecast and a check of what's happening in town this weekend in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

The number of Cranford High School alumni increased by 320 Tuesday and an environmental clean-up has been completed in a Cranford neighborhood. More on those stories, as well as a check of the weekend forecast and upcoming events, in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Independence Day will once again be celebrated in Cranford with fireworks and the Cougar softball team goes for the state championship Friday. More on those stories in  this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Election results are in from the primary and relaxed masking rules are in place for Cranford schools. More on those stories along with information on two CHS teams playing in sectional finals this weekend in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

In this week's Cranford Radio headlines you’ll hear about what’s planned for Memorial Day and find out who the two newest residents of the Cranford Hotel are. You’ll also get the holiday forecast, hear who the Cougar teams will face and learn what else is going on around town.

The state says the majority of Cranford adults have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and Cranford police team with area departments to capture a suspected vehicle thief. More on those stories along with a check of the weekend weather, CHS sports and upcoming events in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

The Memorial Day parade is back but the fate of the July 4th fireworks display is still uncertain. More on that story, as well as what to expect in town this weekend, in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

An oil spill, an upcoming partial closure of a Cranford park and a Cranford native heading to the NFL make up this week's headlines. Details on those stories as well as a check of the forecast, the CHS sports schedule and some upcoming events round out this week's update.

Money for road repaving, a plea to the governor to close a downtown block and a possible deer hunt bordering the southside are all making news in this week’s Cranford Radio headlines. 

A new COVID death has been reported in town and two Cranford public buildings reopen to the public. More on those stories as well as a look at the weekend weather, CHS sports, and weekend events in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Parklets are back in the downtown, municipal offices and the community center reopen to the public and three development proposals for a Cranford gateway are presented. Details on those stories as well as a check of your weekend forecast, CHS sports and upcoming events in this episode of Cranford Radio headlines. 

The Republicans have named their candidate for the township committee and a Cranford building is being promoted for inclusion on the state and national historic registries. More on those stories, along with a check of CHS sports, the weekend weather and upcoming events in this week's Cranford Radio headlines .

There will be a primary race for the Cranford Township Committee and another death from COVID has been reported in the township. More on those stories as well as a check of the weekend forecast, CHS sports and what's happening in the week ahead.

The first candidate has been announced for this year's election to the township committee and Cranford kicks off a celebration of a special anniversary. More on those stories along with a check of the weekend weather, the CHS sports calendar and some events to occupy the days ahead in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

Today marks Cranford's 150th anniversary. If Cranford Radio were around on March 14, 1871 this is how it might of sounded, including the actual forecast for the date.

Warmer temperatures bring thoughts of summer activities and both the Cranford pools and the Cranford Drive-In are in this week's news. We'll also let you know why this weekend is special in Cranford history and what you can expect with the weather.

Plans have been announced for the next school year, Cranford gets a COVID testing site and there's a new Wawa in town. Details on those stories as well as a check of the weekend weather forecast, a look at Cougar sports and some upcoming events in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

In this week’s Cranford Radio headlines you’ll hear about how Cranford ranks among municipalities around the state when it comes to property taxes and how a Cranford native has made history in neighboring Springfield. While you can’t attend in-person, we’ll also tell you about what CHS teams are up to and let you know the weather so you can plan your weekend.

The number of COVID cases in Cranford continues to drop, North Avenue redevelopment is being looked at and the Cougar baseball team is nationally ranked. Details on those stories, along with the wintry forecast and a check of what's happening this weekend, in this week's episode of Cranford Radio headlines.

The Zoning Board hears an application for an apartment complex, a health food store opens downtown and a Cranford resident makes the news nationwide. More on those stories, along with a look at a wintry forecast and Cougar sports in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.