The celebration of sustainability, community, and all things eco-awesome will take place on Sunday, April 27.
Georgette Gilmore
Posted inCommunity
The Garden Club of Montclair is Turning 100 — And Its Roots in the Community Are Strong
When the Garden Club of Montclair was founded in 1926, it wasn’t just about growing flowers — it was about growing community. Nearly a century later, it remains the same.
Posted inLiterature
Two Award-Winning Authors Visit Watchung Booksellers This Month
Bestselling writers Benjamin Wallace and Marcy Dermansky will discuss their latest books.
Posted inArts
Montclair Native Andromeda Turre to Perform at Montclair Art Museum on March 20
Internationally acclaimed jazz vocalist, composer, and advocate Andromeda Turre will return to her hometown for a special performance at the Montclair Art Museum on Thursday, March 20. The event is […]
Posted inCommunity, Holidays, Latest Stories
Hanukkah lights a candle on this Montclair friendship every year
Friend duo for forty five years celebrate Hanukkah together.
Posted inArts, Latest Stories
A dish that screams freshness and finesse (Recipe of the Month)
Pearl couscous behaves and tastes a bit more like a pasta than what is typically thought of as couscous because of the accurately named larger pearls.
Posted inLatest Stories, News
Montclair’s Architect Studios closes after continued hardship
Landlord issue and building fire puts final “nail on the coffin”
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Letters to the Editor / Opinions
More cops in schools won’t prevent mass shootings (Letter to the editor)
Maria Eva Dorigo says if anything, increasing the amount of police in schools makes her feel less comfortable.
Posted inAnnouncements, Latest Stories
Montclair Boy Scout Troop 12 honors Bartlett’s owner
He’s provided the plants for fundraising sales
Posted inLatest Stories, Municipal Government, News, Sports
Montclair soon to offer skateboarding lessons at Rand Park
The township recently agreed to expand its temporary skate park at Rand to use all four of the site’s tennis courts.
Posted inLatest Stories, News, Obituaries, Top Stories
Remembering Edward ‘Buddy’ Tierney — a kind soul and great burger chef
“He was the guy you wanted to sit down with. Everybody did,” Craig Dickson, one of Tierney’s best friends, said.
Posted inEducation, Latest Stories, News, Top Stories
9 candidates seeking 2 seats on Montclair School board come before the public
League of Women voters forum is first of multiple events with the candidates this month.
