The National Weather Service in Albuquerque reports that freezing fog has reached the Raton area. A Freezing Fog Advisory is now in effect for Union County, including Clayton, until 8 AM MST.

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Rahway State of City Address Welcomes County Officials

Commissioners attended Rahway’s State of the City, celebrating local community accomplishments.

Granados, Mayor Endorse Zeta Phi Beta Resolution

County Commissioner and Mayor attend brunch; resolution supports sorority's community work.

Westfield Voter Registration Deadline Ahead of April School Board Election

Westfield residents are reminded by the Union County Board of Elections to register by Tuesday, March 25 for the April 15 Annual School Board Election, which will be held from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at regular polling places, with secure ballot drop boxes opening March 28 at three locations and more information available at www.ucnj.org/ucboe or by calling 908-527-4123.

Union County hosts free workshop on accessible events

Union County invites nonprofit groups to a free Zoom workshop, Planning Accessible Events, Tuesday, April 8, from 3:30 to 5 p.m., hosted by the Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs and led by Emily Ladau to cover ADA-compliant event planning and respectful disability messaging; organizations funded through Union County’s Local Arts Grant, History Grant and HEART Grant are encouraged to attend, along with other New Jersey nonprofits.

Granados, Wilkerson honor National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

Union County Commissioner Sergio Granados and Councilwoman-At-Large Denise Wilkerson attended the Inroads to Opportunities Networking Luncheon in Roselle to celebrate National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, where Granados delivered remarks, presented a resolution and thanked attendees.

Linden marks Women's History Month with speeches, honors

Linden officials, including Vice-Chairman Joseph Bodek and Commissioner Bette Jane Kowalski, attended the Annual Women’s History Month Celebration at the JTG Recreation Center in Linden, where the event opened with lunch, featured speeches by Mayor Derek Armstead and Bodek, and recognized Linda Spano, Terri Todd and Courtney Villani for their contributions as Union County celebrated women’s history month.

Notary Public Training Seminar Seats Filling Up in Union County

Seats are filling quickly for a Notary Public Training Seminar hosted by Union County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi on Friday, April 11, 2025, from 8:45 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the John H. Stamler Police Academy in Scotch Plains, led by Moshood Muftau, Esq., to cover the legal responsibilities of notaries and proper notarization procedures; space is limited to 50 participants, registration closes when capacity is reached or by April 1, 2025, and a $10 registration fee includes a light breakfast and must be paid in advance, with business casual dress required and jeans or sneakers prohibited while men must wear shirts with collars; to secure a spot, download the form from www.ucnj.org/county-clerk or call Anna Lima at 908-527-4787 for more information.

Union County Officials Join Elmora Youth League Opening Day Parade

Union County officials, led by Chairwoman Lourdes Leon and Commissioner Sergio Granados, joined Senator Joe Cryan and Assemblywoman Annette Quijano at the Elmora Youth League's Opening Day Parade, thanking organizers and wishing the players a fun, safe and successful season as they look ahead to next year.

Union County Honors Individuals With Autism, Reaffirms Ongoing Support

The Union County Board of County Commissioners will honor individuals with autism and illuminate the courthouse in blue April 1–7 for Autism Acceptance Month, reaffirming the county’s commitment to meaningful support and opportunities for all residents.

Elizabeth marks Sisselman Baseball Field grand opening

Union County Commissioner Sergio Granados joined Mayor Bollwage and other officials for the grand opening of Sisselman Baseball Field in Elizabeth, where renovations funded in part by grants such as the Union County Kids Recreation Trust Fund Grant preserve the field’s history while upgrading features for fun, fitness and community, and it remains home to the Elmora Youth League and open to the public.