Editor's Note: Week in Review (Oct 26-31)

Cranford teams capture county crowns as the fall sports season comes to an end. Here's a look at the events and issues that made the news last week:

Monday, October 26:

• Patch takes a look at the "most serious" crime investigated in Cranford.
• The Lady Cougars volleyball team warmed up for the Union County semifinals with a win over Union High School.
• Cranford's Board of Education agrees to allow voters to decide whether to pay  $12 million for a school renovations project.
• The Lady Cougars field hockey team lost to the Lady Devils 1-0.
• Health officials still don't know when the H1N1 vaccine will arrive.

Tuesday, October 27:

• Police make hit and run, harassment and drug arrests.
• Cranford's boys soccer team denies New Providence 1-0.
• Patch looks ahead to the Cranford, Union Catholic volleyball UCT challenge.

Wednesday, October 28:

• This real estate outlook claims that Cranford's market is more healthy and active than last year.
• Patch reports on the many methods detectives use to keep kids on the straight and narrow.
• Former Cranford mayor writes in support of committee candidate, Kevin Illing.

Thursday, October 29:

• Residents are told to drop off their unused, unwanted or expired prescription medicine at the municipal building on November 14.
• A local mom shares her family's recent fall experiences.
• Cranford's boys soccer team ties Scotch Plains despite double overtimes.
• Cranford schools receive grants from TD Bank, Wal-Mart for reading program.
• The Lady Cougars' field hockey season comes to a close with a loss to Summit.
• in cross country championships.

Friday, October 30:

• The Village Improvement Association and a star singer share their love for the finer things.
• The Lady Cougars look to take down the four-time defending UCT champs.
• Cranford residents share their fall photos.
• The Cougars prepare for Friday Night fame...
• Only to lose, 31-20.

Saturday, October 31:

• Cops offer trick or treat safety tips.
• Chris Christie makes a campaign stop at the Rustic Mill Diner.
• The Lady Cougars capture the county crown.
• Cranford's boys soccer team will take on Westfield at the county finals.