a solo practitioner and advocate for women’s health, who enjoys spending her downtime vacationing with her children.
Name
Shefali Patel
Company name
Dr. Shefali Patel MD FACOG
Family
(names/ages)
Drew (16) and Kiran (14)
Job Title
Physician – Gynecologist
Pet
Dog – Enzo (3)
Contact Info
505 East Broad Street
Westfield, NJ 07090
908.232.6001 |
www.drshefalipatel.com
How long have you lived here and what brought you to town?
I have lived in Cranford since 2003, I rented for a year before purchasing my current home in 2004. I am a born and raised New Yorker- this is the furthest...
an aspiring professional hockey player who will wow you on the ice and charm you with his quirky, fun-loving personality.
Name: Asher Lagola
Age: 7
Grade/School: 2nd Grade / Hillside Avenue School
Family Member Names: Michael, Dever & Avery (10)
Pet’s Name/Type: None
Something unique about me:
I have a quirky, fun-loving personality.
When I grow up, I want to be:
A professional hockey player
...
Your name(s): Erica Witte,
Laura Skidmore, Reema Sinha
Organization: Project Playground
Location: Westfield, NJ
Contact Information:
Laura Skidmore
westfieldlincolnschoolpto@gmail.com
Can you provide a bit of history about your group? How long has it been around?
Project Playground was formed in September 2022 after we decided that it was time to create more accessible playgrounds at the Lincoln School in Westfield. As the public early childhood education center in Westfield, the Lincoln School is home to approximately 300 preschool and kindergarten students and is widely used by the children...
Investors came off a difficult year in 2022 – stocks fell into a bear market (defined as a decline of 20%+ from peak highs) and the bond market lost significant ground, as well. The stunning jump in inflation after years of very low interest rates made matters worse. Watching your investments and the value of the dollar depreciate simultaneously wasn’t easy – and the prospect of more volatility ahead has many investors nervous. As a financial advisor, I’ve fielded many of the below questions from my clients that you may also be contemplating. Keep in mind that while there is no single solution...
The students of Holy Trinity School share their faith and support of others in various ways each month. Some months they sacrifice and bring in food for the food pantry, others they bring in funds to support various charities. Each February, the students in all grades create valentine cards for the brave men and women who protect our country. The handmade cards from students in kindergarten through grade 8, are sent to the Westfield Armory to be shared with the service men and women. On February 16, Captain Corporal Cody H. Scheidle and Brian Payor visited the school to thank the children in...
Your name: Cynthia & Sebastian
Company name: Reves Smoothie Cafe
Your position: Owner
Website: www.getreves.com
Phone number: 908 549-7900
Phone number: 106 Quimby St, Westfield, NJ, 07090
Congrats on your business! What do you like best about the local area? Why did you launch in town?
Westfield is one of the greatest towns in suburban NYC. Its walkable Downtown is one of a kind.
Describe what your company does. How long has it been in business?
Reves is a mix out of a smoothie and coffee shop. Our menu includes a variety of coffees, acai and pitaya bowls, teas, cold-pressed...
Your name(s): Paul Silva
Company name: Hooked on Soccer
Your position: Owner
Website: hookedonsoccer.com
Phone number: 908 518-0280
Business address:
317 South Ave. W Westfield NJ 07090
What do you like best about the local area?
The fact that the residents of Westfield and its surrounding towns like to support local businesses, including ours.
Describe what your company does. How long has it been in business?
We are a local soccer specialty store carrying all soccer apparel, footwear, and equipment since 2012.
What special sports gear do you have on hand for the Spring season?
We...
It was a feast for the senses as students and their families celebrated the 1st Annual Multicultural Festival at Tamaques Elementary School on January 25.
“To Egypt we go,” said one student to another as they strolled through the colorful and aromatic display set up in the school’s multipurpose room. With 16 countries represented, there was much to learn about different cultures and traditions.
“The best part of the evening was not only witnessing how many different cultures exist in our community, but also the enthusiasm and effort demonstrated by all of the hosts,” says PTO co-president Gillian...