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A lot has changed when it comes to hair since the Cranford Barber Shop opened.  Crew cuts gave way to long hair.  Getting a haircut also meant getting a shave for many men and while they were waiting they might have their shoes shined.The shop, which had its last day on April 27, cut the hair on countless Cranford kids and adults. It was one of the first barber shops in town to also cut the hair of women and girls.  On the day after the closure, I visited the store to talk with two family members, Rich Marsiglia and Mark Manto about memories they have of the shop and why they had to shut the doors.On a happy note, it's been announced the shop will be reopening at 108 Walnut Avenue in June.

A developer is planning to build as many as 48 townhomes in Eastern Henrico's Highland Park community. Canterbury Development Group LLC is proposing to build the development on 5.6 acres located along the east side of the intersection of Walnut Avenue and Radcliffe Avenue. The homes would be along a private looped road connecting to Walnut Avenue. The development would have more than eight units an acre, which is almost twice the units per acre of the existing neighborhood and two units an acre more than the current zoning standard. Canterbury Development Group is seeking to rezone the site from...Article LinkSupport the show

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There are thousands of books inside the Cranford Public Library on Walnut Avenue but, under a new program coming this year, those books will represent only a fraction of the materials that will be easily available to library patrons. Library Director Michael Maziekien and Head of Reference Services Marissa Lieberman tell us more about the new service as well as other activities taking place. We also discuss some of the changes COVID has brought and how the library might be helping you grow your garden.

These days most of us are more aware of how our actions can impact the planet. One area this is especially true is when it comes to the products we buy. Even though we may dutifully toss our used plastic containers in the recycling bin, 2018 data from the Environmental Protection Agency indicates that less than nine percent of plastics are recycled.One solution is to reuse the containers which hold some of the products we buy. Labo Refillery opened at 11 Walnut Avenue on April 22, Earth Day, and they allow you to refill containers with a variety of products, such as soaps and lotions, that you can use again and again.Cranford Radio spoke with the co-owners of the store, Joseph Fule and Meliza Veneracion-Fule to learn more about the business.

There's a tentative agreement for what will happen with 750 Walnut Avenue and Cranford has its first significant snowstorm in a couple of years. Hear the details and take a look ahead at your weekend in this week's edition of Cranford Radio headlines.

Two stories about 750 Walnut Avenue are in the news this week. We also take a look at what's happening around town the weekend before Thanksgiving and what kind of weather to look forward to.

The Township Committee takes action on 750 Walnut Avenue and the owner of the Cranford Theater property talks about the future of the movie house. More on those stories, along with the usual rundown of Cranford events, CHS sports and the weekend weather in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

A Cranford fire engine has been dedicated in memory of a former call member and three retail establishments have been approved for the new development at the corner of Chestnut Street and Walnut Avenue. Those stories, along with the weekend weather and upcoming events, in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

The Cranford Planning Board has voted on the Hartz Mountain proposal for 750 Walnut Avenue and township officials explain why there's been a change in the fireworks display. More on those stories along with a great weekend weather forecast and info on how you can celebrate Cranford on Sunday.

Residents share their thoughts with planning board on 750 Walnut Avenue and PSE&G says it's considering an alternative route for the 69kV power lines. These stories, along with CHS sports, weekend events and the weather forecast in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

This week brought another hearing on 750 Walnut Avenue and a parking lot returns to downtown. Those news stories, along with a rundown of holiday happenings, CHS sports and the weekend weather are what you'll hear in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

This week's headlines covers the continuing testimony by Hartz Mountain on their plan to build an apartment complex at 750 Walnut Avenue and a proposal to equip Cranford police officers with body cameras. Holiday events pick up as we move into December and the weekend weather will bring some precipitation but fortunately it will be too warm for snow.

Skyforest Public Access RSS On this month’s edition of Skyforest Public Access, we talk to a Skyforest Location Authority representative about the family that lived in the house of Walnut Avenue, and Skyforest may be getting a ketchup fest.

Two continuing stories are once again in the headlines this week. First, additional meetings have been announced to discuss the "Reimaging Cranford Public Schools" proposal put forth by Superintendent Dr. Scott Rubin. This week also saw a continuation of the testimony of the traffic consultant hired by Hartz Mountain for the 750 Walnut Avenue proposal.The weather forecast for the weekend sounds ideal for autumn activities, but bundle up if you're headed to any of the outdoor CHS sports events taking place this weekend.

School's back and that means your weekend headlines once again include the CHS varsity sports events taking place over the weekend. That's in addition to the usual news, weather and events. Topping this week's news is a change in the race for the township committee and the latest on 750 Walnut Avenue.

Another chapter was written Wednesday night for the future of 750 Walnut Avenue and kids will have a chance to collect trading cards for Cranford's police officers. More on these stories, the weather for the next three days and a yoga-filled weekend in this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

There's a new look for Cranford's police cars and the Planning Board has a hearing scheduled Wednesday for 750 Walnut Avenue. These stories along with the weekend forecast and events are part of this week's Cranford Radio headlines.

The Sunny Acres Civic Association and 120 Walnut Avenue were recognized Sunday afternoon with the 2018 Cranford Historic Preservation Awards by the Cranford Historical Society and the Cranford Historic Preservation Advisory Board in a ceremony at the Hanson House. Sunny Acres is the first association recognized in the seven years of the award. The building at 120 Walnut Avenue is home of the dental practice of Dr. Thomas Pijanowski. Cranford Radio spoke with Maureen Strazdon, the chair of HPAB and Carole Esposito, president of the Sunny Acres Civic Association, about the award.

You might not see the Cesar-Kai Academy or The MAX Challenge as you drive past 777 Walnut Avenue, but tucked in the rear of the building are two Cranford businesses that will help anyone from three to 93 get and stay in shape. Mario Cesario has made his passion for fitness a business that's continuing to grow with a new center in Watchung and, coming soon, an after-school program in Cranford. Hear when Mario has to say in this Cranford Radio interview.

Another delay for Planning Board consideration of the rezoning of 750 Walnut Avenue, Cranford police officers raise thousands for cancer awareness and snow is in the forecast. This and more in this weekend's Cranford Radio headlines.

Skyforest Public Access RSS In our season finale, we try to interview guest John Wallace but he never showed up. The haunted house on Walnut Avenue finds a new owner, and Venice Beach stops bombing Skyforest.

08/25/15 - The Disneyland team takes a virtual walk down Katella Avenue (from Walnut Avenue to Harbor Boulevard) discussing lodging, shopping and restaurants along the way.

Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim has been serving the Jewish community in and around Cranford since 1917. The synagogue is located at 338 Walnut Avenue and is led by Rabbi Ben Goldstein. Rabbi Goldstein is the latest guest on Cranford Radio’s series of interviews that are introducing you to members of the clergy in town and their houses of worship.

Cranford parents looking for after-school programs for their children have a new option. The Westfield Area Y is now providing two new services at the Garwood Family Center Y at 500 East Street with busing from the Walnut Avenue, Livingston Avenue, Hillside Avenue and Brookside Place schools. Shannon McGillis is the director of the Garwood facility and she told Cranford Radio about the new services.

In this episode of Out To Lunch we visit 101 Noodle Express located at 5408 Walnut Avenue in Irvine, California. This chinese eatery is open everyday from 9 am to 10 pm, specializing in noodles, dumplings, xiao long bao (which are soup dumplings that squirt hot soup all over you if bitten into too quickly - just ask Don), and an assortment of other types of chinese soups with regular or hand torn noodles.