Cranford Radio

One of Cranford's newest businesses is Experts of H.O.M.E. Mitch Harris is the owner and he sat down with Cranford Radio to talk about the business. We also spent some time going through a couple of common home maintenance items.

While it's won eight Tony awards, many theatergoers might not be familiar with Spring Awakening. It's the latest offering from the Cranford Dramatic Club and will debut on Valentine's Day, February 14. The director, Jeffrey Fiorello and music director, Jack Bender talk with Cranford Radio about the play.

Cranford, and other towns along the Rahway River, are awaiting word from the US Army Corps of Engineers on their preferred alternative for mitigating flooding. Former Cranford Mayor, Dan Aschenbach, who serves as coordinator for the mayors group, and Leo Coakley, a water resources engineer with Hatch Mott MacDonald, talked about the council and mitigation steps being considered.

Father Tim has served as the pastor of St. Michael Church for the past three years. In this profile he tells us a little about himself and what's happening in his parish.

In the third, and final, part of my interview with WCBS Newsradio 880 helicopter traffic reporter Tom Kaminski, we talk about some of his most memorable moments in the air, including the morning of September 11, 2001. Tom also discusses what it's like flying over Cranford and offers a few tips for driving in this area.

In the second part of a three-part series, Tom Kaminski talks about a typical day flying over the NYC area and how helicopter traffic reporting has changed over the years.

A cross-section of Cranford came together to remember the work of The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

No matter where you work, you probably don’t enjoy the view Cranford resident Tom Kaminski has from his “desk.” Tom is the veteran helicopter traffic reporter for WCBS Newsradio 880 and he gets to see Cranford, and the entire tri-state region, from a vantage point few can appreciate. Cranford Radio had a chance to sit down with Tom at the studios of WMSC at Montclair State University to talk about his career as a traffic reporter.

Look in your mailbox for Cranford's newest media, Cranford Monthly. The newspaper, published by Renna Media, published its premier issue this month and Joe Renna talked to Cranford Radio about the publication.

Janice Grevious will be honored with the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Award at a community service on January 15 at St. Michael's Church. Janice was the organizer of the first Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. She talks about this year's Day of Service and about being recognized by the Cranford Clergy Council.

A look at what’s free and happening in Cranford during the upcoming week. Check the links below for additional details.Music by Dan-O at DanoSongs.com.

With so much happening in and around Cranford it can be tough to stay on top of all that's going on. As thousands have discovered, 365 Things To Do in Cranford & Westfield, is a great resource that can keep you informed.

The new chairman of the Union County Freeholders, Christopher Hudak, talks about some the board's priorities in 2014.

Cranford's Joe and Tina Renna have published "The Peterstown Book." Joe Renna talks about the book and growing up the Peterstown section of Elizabeth.

The Cranford Township Committee held their organizational meeting on January 1. Andis Kalnins was elected chairman of the committee and will serve as mayor. He discusses the year ahead with Cranford Radio.