Editing Westfield, New Jersey (section)

==Parks and recreation==
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Parks in the town include:<ref>[https://www.westfieldnj.gov/?SEC=30A4B588-8A16-4C53-A612-358A73C40C21 Parks], Town of Westfield. Accessed December 27, 2020.</ref>
*Brightwood Park
*Gumbert Park
*[[Lenape Park]], is a {{convert|450|acres|adj=on}} wildlife reserve and park that is part of Union County's [[Rahway River Parkway]]. The park also includes portions of [[Cranford, New Jersey|Cranford]], [[Kenilworth, New Jersey|Kenilworth]] and [[Springfield Township, Union County, New Jersey|Springfield Township]].<ref>[https://ucnj.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Lenape-Park.pdf Lenape Park], [[Union County, New Jersey]], June 2014. Accessed December 27, 2020.</ref> An approximately 4.5-mile off-road paved pedestrian path stretches eastbound from Mountainside Police Headquarters in Mountainside, through Echo Lake Park in Westfield, Lenape Park in Westfield and Cranford, Black Brook Park in Kenilworth, and ending near 505 North Michigan Avenue in Kenilworth.
*Mindowaskin Park
*Tamaques Park
*Gary Kehler Stadium is named in honor of Gary Kehler (1931–2007), the former Westfield High School football coach and long-time town resident.<ref>Kipp, Matt. [https://www.tapinto.net/towns/westfield/sections/education/articles/westfield-re-dedicates-renovated-gary-kehler-stadium "Westfield Re-Dedicates Renovated Gary Kehler Stadium"], TAPinto.net, September 21, 2019. Accessed February 14, 2022. "With family members and friends of the stadium’s namesake — legendary Westfield head football coach Gary Kehler — on hand, accompanied by Westfield Board of Education members and town officials, the ribbon was officially cut from the 50-yard line"</ref>