Family Dinner Night, National Night Out and More

National Night Out: The 30th annual National Night Out is tonight beginning at 6 p.m. Interact with Cranford Police, enjoy activities and maybe even donate some blood.

Chamber Networking Event: Tonight is the Chamber Member and One Source Solutions Networking event.  All chamber members are invited to Montclair University for a BBQ, Networking event and Baseball game in Yogi Berra Stadium. BBQ begins at 6 p.m. Reserve tickets by contacting Sherri Winters at 973-242-4040 or sherri@onesourcenj.com.

Movie night: Visit Cranford Community Center tonight for the 7 p.m. showing of “Suspicion.” A summary of the movie according to All Movie: “Wealthy, sheltered Joan Fontaine is swept off her feet by a charming ne'er-do-well (played perfectly by Cary Grant). Though warned that Grant is little more than a fortune hunter, Fontaine marries him anyway. As he leads their marriage and his own gambling debts into a crisis situation, Fontaine begins to suspect that her beloved husband might be capable of murder -- perhaps even her own -- a suspicion confirmed when Grant's likeable business partner dies under mysterious circumstances. The suspense builds perfectly around the two characters in typical Hitchcock style.”

Don’t forget! Tuesday’s are “Fun Tuesdays” at the Cranford Public Library featuring crafts, a presentation and other activities. 

Every Tuesday is Cranford Family Dinner Night. Be sure to get your family together and enjoy some of the specials the eateries in Downtown Cranford have to offer.

On the roads: New Jersey American Water begun work on Springfield Ave. from Penn Road to West End Place yesterday, according to Cranford PD. Northbound traffic on Springfield Avenue will be detoured at Orange Avenue to Kenilworth Boulevard, while southbound traffic will not be impacted. All roadwork will be in the northbound lane and is expected to be complete in four weeks. 

Friends of the Cranford Library Book sale: On Wednesday the Cranford Public Library hosts its book sale beginning at 10 a.m. Choose from more than 10,000 children's and adult books, CDs, DVDs, and recorded books. Prices range from $.25 to $2.00, except for vintage and autographed volumes, which are specially marked. Proceeds benefit the library.

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