Montclair High School’s a cappella group the Passing Notes will perform at the Lamp for Haiti benefit gala on Thursday, Sept. 24.
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Township employees return to in-person work
Municipal employees returned to in-person work on Sept. 8. Social distancing and safety measures are in place.
Sounds of the shofar, safely
Hearing the shofar blow is a commandment for Jews on Rosh Hashanah: and it must be heard live. Montclair synagogues have a plan.
Oratorio Society to sing outside
Oratorio Society of New Jersey will hold an outdoor, in-person, live choral rehearsal on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 6:30 p.m. Masks required.
In brief: N.J. companies in virtual ‘Dance on the Lawn’
Many companies and choreographers will be shown in a “best of” video from Dance on the Lawn on Sunday, Sept. 14.
Montclair Literary Festival, virtually, this weekend
Montclair Literary Festival offers free online panels and author talks on Sept. 11 and 12, and writing workshops during the week.
Arabella Egan to perform on “The Today Show”
Montclair teen Arabella Egan will perform her original song “Take It One Step at a Time” on “The Today Show” on Thursday, Sept. 10.
Teens make their own summer jobs
With the pandemic making summer jobs hard to find, Montclair teens became entrepreneurrs, using their art to earn some money.
Venues can re-open, but will they?
The Wellmont and Outpost in the Burbs are performance venues considering how and when to re-open, in a COVID era.
Montclair Art Museum to open, weekends only
The Montclair Art Museum will open its doors on Friday, Sept. 12. It will have weekend hours, and follow CDC guidlines.
Montclair movie-going on hold
Movie theaters in New Jersey are closed for now. The Bellevue will re-open; it is unclear what will hapen to the Clairidge.
Montclair and 100 years of women’s suffrage
A look at what the right to vote means to women, in Montclair and elsewhere, as the 19th Amendment making women’s suffrage law turns 100.
To your health: Three essentials for men’s health
Men are more apt than women to neglect their health. Here are three essential things to do to stay healthy, writes Dr. Jose Flores.
David Henry Sterry memoir about Chippendales set for TV
A memoir by David Henry Sterry, “Master of Ceremonies,” is being turned into a television pilot by Gordon L. Smith of “Better Call Saul.”


