The Montclair High School homecoming game was the Mighty Mounties first field show in over five years. Learn about these talented musicians and how you can help.
Claudia Martillo
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BELA Summer Academy Students Reimagine Walnut Street Site
Many student groups prioritized things like increasing affordable housing, community building space, environmental improvements, and Montclair’s musical history.
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Montclair Celebrates Pride With Spectacular All-Day Festival
Families and friends enjoyed the sunny weather, taking in performances, singing karaoke, and exploring over 190 vendors offering goods from local businesses, crafters, and community organizations.
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Montclair Community Comes Together for “Stage Door” by Keigwin and Company
A cast of 40, ranging in age from six to 71 and both seasoned dancers and newcomers performed.
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Java Love Coffee To Open Third Shop Near Bay Street Station
he new Java Love site at 39 Glenridge Avenue takes over the space previously occupied by Diesel and Duke, which has relocated to a different spot on Church Street.
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She Means Business: Sally Monterrosa of Boho Hair Salon and Boho Cafe
We highlight Sally Monterrosa in this edition of “She Means Business,” a series that honors the accomplishments of women entrepreneurs who are shaping Montclair’s vibrant business scene.
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She Means Business: Deanna Critchley of The Alchemy Scent Bar
We highlight Deanna Critchley in this edition of “She Means Business,” a series that honors the accomplishments of women entrepreneurs who are shaping Montclair’s vibrant business scene.
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She Means Business: Adenah Bayoh of Cornbread
Introducing “She Means Business,” a series honoring women entrepreneurs shaping Montclair’s vibrant business scene. First up—Adenah Bayoh.
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In Montclair, Drag Finds Support, Celebration (VIDEO)
In the face of growing hostility towards drag performances across the country, Montclair stands out as a beacon of acceptance.
