Dozens of people marched from Heinburg Field to Rand Park to advocate for disability rights. Speakers addressed the crowd through speeches, songs and poems.
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Scenes from the MFEE Amazing FundRACER 5.0
The event featured 72 FundRacers participating on 36 teams, along with 70 volunteers, 30 sponsors, 916 donors and 1088 participants, who all helped raise $95,000 for Montclair Public Schools.
Posted inArts
Montclair Center BID Seeks Artists for ArtCONNECTs Mural Project at Pilgrim Medical Center
The project seeks to transform the exterior of 393 Bloomfield Ave into a captivating work of art that reflects the spirit, diversity, and creativity of Montclair.
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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.
Posted inSports
Montclair Girls Track, Field Makes it Back-to-Back SEC American Titles
The Montclair girls track and field team followed up winning the top Super Essex Conference division championship last season with another last weekend. The Mounties girls team outscored Livingston, 131-121 […]
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Weekend Events: Ladies Night Out, Music, Comedy and More
From live music to shows and art to fun social events, we’ve got your weekend plans covered. Here are your weekend events highlights!
Posted inElection 2024
Montclair Makes History on Election Night (UPDATED)
Montclair voted in a brand new council and made history with its first Black woman mayor. Dr. Renee Baskerville, and first Asian American councilor in Susan Shin Andersen. Montclair also voted for more women than ever before; five out of seven members of the new council are women.
Posted inElection 2024
Election Results: Big Night for Baskerville and Together Montclair
Unofficial results show Baskerville winning with 3334 votes. Christina Thomas garnered 3039 votes.
Posted inElection 2024
Montclair Election Day: Updates from the Polls
Get out and vote. Reports from the polls suggest a slow start at some polling locations.
Posted inMunicipal Government
Township Settles CFO Whistleblower Suit for $1,250,000 (UPDATED)
Montclair Council voted to settle the lawsuit filed by Padmaja Rao, the chief financial officer, for $1,250,000. Rao will get $250,000 paid by the township’s insurance. The town will pay the remaining $1 million to Rao’s attorneys.
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Election 2024: Candidates Weigh in on Senior Center
Montclair Gateway to Aging in Place (mGAP) Aging in Montclair (AIM) and Do Drop In asked the candidates about a senior center in Montclair.
Posted inHistory
Postcards From Montclair: Trolley on Bloomfield Avenue
This postcard of a trolley and automobiles on Bloomfield Avenue is likely from the 1920s.
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Election 2024: Candidates on the CFO Whistleblower Suit
Regarding transparency, if elected, will you advocate for the release of documents that attorneys for the Township sought to keep from the public?
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Animal Control Officer Michele Shiber Retires
After nearly nine years, Michele Shiber is hanging up her hat as senior animal control officer.
