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Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School JV Basketball Wins Union County Championship

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By Jack Crowley
| TAPinto Scotch Plains and Fanwood Verified
SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ — In a dramatic finish on Friday, Feb. 20, the Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School boys junior varsity basketball team captured the Union County JV championship with a thrilling 61-60 overtime win over Union Catholic. The game was tight through the first half, with both teams battling evenly over the opening two quarters. As regulation neared its end, the Raiders found themselves needing a big shot.
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Firefighters battle house, shed, propane fire in town

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By Jack Crowley
| New Britain Herald Verified
SOUTHINGTON — No injuries were reported after firefighters battled a late-night house fire Tuesday after callers reported hearing explosions on Town Line Road. The Southington Fire Department was dispatched at 11:13 p.m. to 430 Town Line Rd. and found heavy fire coming from a 500-gallon propane tank, a house and a shed on the property.
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Health department says Reworld still doesn’t meet noise standards

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By Jack Crowley
| New Britain Herald Verified
SOUTHINGTON — Despite the company spending millions of dollars to address noise complaints, the local health department says Reworld’s trash-burning power plant still doesn’t meet noise standards. Marco Palmeri, director of Health for the Bristol-Burlington Health District spoke at the Bristol City Council meeting Tuesday night to provide an update on the ongoing noise issue. Reworld has told the city it spent $2.5 million to mitigate the noise, Mayor Jeff Caggiano said.
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