The Montclair Township Council has approved a resolution endorsing the “New Jersey Reparations Task Force” bill, which if passed will create a committee to conduct research and develop recommendations to address the generational harms caused by New Jersey’s role in slavery and its legacy of systemic racial discrimination.
Diego Jesus Bartesaghi Mena
Montclair-based Girls in Gear gives young female cyclists a space to thrive
The eight-week program focuses on a mix of emotional development, bike maintenance and riding skills.
For many in Montclair, Ash Wednesday and Lent will be in person once again
2020’s services were just before the pandemic hit. In 2021, not every congregation or congregant was ready to return (and some still aren’t).
Montclair’s Annette Strickland honored as an advocate for equity
She was praised by Essex County commissioners for her leadership in the community.
‘2 Moms No Fluff’ — A Montclair mom’s podcast on raising kids with disabilities
Alma Schneider and cohost Iris Mehler share personal stories, hoping to change society’s perceptions
Resources for NJ synagogues to guard against violent antisemitism
Congregations can apply for grants and trainings
Jane Do Montclair closing — says mask rule pushed it over the edge
The studio’s cofounder said it has struggled to get traction at a business that opened just months before the pandemic.
Loans, grants available for struggling Montclair businesses
Bus some local business owners say recent outreach isn’t enough.
Montclarians coming together for Lunar New Year at Art Museum Saturday
By DIEGO JESUS BARTESAGHI MENA bartesaghi@montclairlocal.news Saturday, Montclairians of all backgrounds will come together for the township’s largest Lunar New Year celebration to date. The event is organized by AAPI […]
Predatory lending: A Montclair business owner’s cautionary tale
Loans to small businesses don’t require the same kind of disclosures loans to consumers do, Zina Floyd, owner of Cafe Moso, joined U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez as he promoted a bill to change that.
As Montclair businesses struggle in COVID surge, talks on solutions get going
The struggle has even prompted some people to volunteer their time to help businesses get through staff outages.
Need to get out of the cold? Daytime respite returns to Toni’s kitchen
The service will continue until March.
You can spot Montclair’s Gerald Fierst on ‘Only Murders in the Building’
Actor, storyteller also plans performance on the start of the universe for Glenfield school.
Montclair State University requires booster shots for spring semester
Students must upload proof by March 1, staff by Jan. 21.


