The borough of Kenilworth, New Jersey is in Union County. It was originally named New Orange, but it was frequently confused with other municipalities in New Jersey, it changed the name to Kenilworth when it was incorporated as a borough in 1907. It was named, in a round about way, in honor of a novel written by Sir Walter Scott. In that novel, called "Kenilworth," focuses on a castle in Kenilworth, England called Kenilworth Castle. There was a book club locally, to which the founders of the town belonged, and that was what the town was named after.
Regular Blogs
This weblog maintained by a Kenilworth Christian woman and includes posts which display Christian concepts and values such as those entitled "Hope," "Gratitude," and "The Glory and the Lifter of My Head. Also here, you will find writings about living in a farmhouse built in 1853, the family project which involved updating it, the garden, and family living.
http://ourkenilworthhome.blogspot.com
This blog is subtitled "A blog for members of the Kenilworth Chess Club." Although there are forays into other topics, generally about things in the lives of club members, the focus of this site is the game of chess. Rankings, opening analysis, recent games club news and club notes are frequently the subject of posts.
http://kenilworthkibitzer.blogspot.com
This often-updated weblog belongs to the Kenilworth Chess Club. It was born in May of 2005 just after Grandmaster Garry Kasparov retired, and is almost exclusively about chess, whether specific tournaments, gameplay, lectures, or articles of interest.
http://kenilworthian.blogspot.com
