Two Major Arrests by Police

It's still hard to believe it's really June, but proof positive was Tuesday's primary election. While Summit had no contested races, Patch still headed to the polls to see what was going on. Here's the week's full rundown:

On Monday we started the week with a gallery from opening day at the Farmer's Market, two sidebars from the boys lacrosse team's 2nd state championship victory, and a story about the reaction's of two physicians who reviewed the school district's Human Growth and Development curriculum materials supplied by Planned Parenthood.

On Tuesday we brought you an election guide to help you before you headed out to the polls, we brought you photos of all three local candidates as they cast their ballots, and we brought you the news of a Summit police arrest of a luring suspect before any others new outlet in town!

On Wednesday, we brought you the unofficial election results showing no write in candidate advancing to the November general election, brought you coverage from the Papermill Playhouse's Rising Star Awards, and brought you the weekly police blotter.

On Thursday, we brought you a season wrap up on the girls lacrosse season, brought you an in-depth look at efforts to help the Watchung Stables eliminate its debt, brought you an update on the boys and girls spring track season, and another arrest made by the Summit Police this week, this time for gun charges.

On Friday, we brought you a season review on the Summit High golf team and a report on the proposed Nepotism policy the Board of Education discussed at its workshop meeting.