Oak Knoll Wins Union County Tournament

Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child has spent the past week proving something important about championship teams: surviving a rivalry battle is one thing — responding on an even bigger stage is another. Oak Knoll returned to the field Saturday and defeated Kent Place again, this time 9-6 to capture the Union County Tournament title. In the county final, Oak Knoll built a 3-1 first-quarter lead and held a 6-3 advantage at halftime before finishing with the three-goal victory. Maris McGinty scored five goals in the championship game. Kierstin Oakes added two goals and one assist, while goalie...

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How My Mom Found Her Strength (and Routine) at The Daily Pilates

By Lily Silver In celebrating Mother’s Day last month, now feels like the right moment to reflect not just on motherhood, but on the strength and balance that come with it. For my mom, Gemma, that strength has taken shape through her time at The Daily Pilates. From the beginning, The Daily Pilates stood out — not intimidating or exclusive, but warm, welcoming, and personal. That kind of environment made it easy to keep coming back, not out of obligation, but because it genuinely felt good to be there. What started as a goal of coming 2–3 times a week quickly became something more. Before...

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Historic Home Tour Celebrates America 250

NJFO and Historic Preservation Commission Partner on special May 9 Event In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, the Westfield Historic Preservation Commission and the Friends of the NJ Festival Orchestra will join forces for a special historic edition of the “Tour of “Notable Homes” on Saturday, May 9, from 10 am to 3 pm.  Four beautifully preserved residences will showcase Westfield’s rich architectural heritage, including an exquisite Queen Anne Victorian, a stately Georgian brick manor, and a charming Sears, Roebuck bungalow. “We are thrilled to partner with the...

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Atlantic Health Celebrates 17th Year on the Fortune and Great Place to Work ‘100 Best Companies To Work For®’ List

By Luke Margolis For an incredible 17th year, Atlantic Health has earned a spot on the national Great Place to Work® and Fortune’s list of the “100 Best Companies to Work For®,” ranking number 75. This honor underscores Atlantic Health’s commitment to fostering an exceptional workplace culture while delivering the highest quality patient care and experiences. Earning this distinction for nearly two decades affirms the health system’s position as a premier employer in both New Jersey and the nation. “We are thrilled to celebrate our amazing team, the driving force behind every life we touch,...

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Visual Arts Center of New Jersey to Celebrate Spring Exhibitions with a June 6 Community Day

By Visual Arts Center of New Jersey On June 6, 2026, the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey will celebrate its spring exhibitions with a Community Day event. The day, which will feature artist-led walks around Summit, a live podcast recording, and drop-in workshops, will run from 10 AM to 2 PM. “Our Community Day event is a way for the public to not only see the incredible work on view at the Art Center this spring, but to really engage with the art,” said VACNJ Director of Education and Community Engagement Rachel Aponte. “I’m so excited for people to experience our spring exhibitions,...

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Westfield STEAM Camp returns in 2026 with exciting new upgrades

Westfield STEAM Camp is back this summer with a fully revamped program designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and hands-on learning for students of all ages. Reimagined for 2026, the camp features brand-new course offerings alongside a flexible schedule to meet family needs. Campers can choose from full-day or half-day options, with additional before and after care available for added convenience. This year also introduces outside guest speakers for the first time, bringing fresh perspectives and real-world connections to the learning experience. Middle school participants will also enjoy...

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Optimist Club of Westfield presents Youth Volunteer Award

By Optimist Club of Westfield Gaby Castillo, a senior at Westfield High School, is the recipient of the 2026 Optimist Club Thom Hornish Youth Volunteer Award. The award is named in honor of Thom Hornish, a former Westfield High School history teacher and Optimist Club past president, in recognition of his dedication to youth, club service and community involvement. This is the 31st year the Optimist Club has recognized outstanding young men and women who distinguished themselves through volunteer service in the community. Gaby is an organized and proactive student and community volunteer with...

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Signing Day!

Nine Westfield High School student-athletes signed Letters of Intent with colleges and universities in April, signifying recognition of the seniors’ accomplishments both academically and athletically. Pictured with WHS Athletic Director James DeSarno (left) and Principal Asfendis (right). Nine Westfield High School student-athletes signed Letters of Intent with colleges and universities in April, signifying recognition of the seniors’ accomplishments both academically and athletically. This brings the total number of student-athletes from the Class of 2026 who will compete at the college level...

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Aura Coffee of Cranford

Cranford residents love their coffee, and now there’s even more to love with the opening of @aura.coffee.roasters at 109 Walnut Avenue! The Downtown Cranford office was thrilled to welcome owner Argjend Berisha and his wife Fjolla at a ribbon cutting attended by Mayor Kathleen Prunty, Deputy Mayor Paul Gallo, and DMC Board members. Credit: TAPinto Summit

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