Letters to the Editor / Opinions

Zoning is a promise to those who have purchased property in Montclair and willingly sign up to pay its taxes. Continued reliance on The Zoning Board of Adjustment to adjudicate such changes is greatly preferable to the slippery slope of special carve-outs.

On May 3, Montclair will come together to celebrate people with disabilities at the 5th Annual Disability Pride Parade and Community Inclusion Fair.

Montclairvoyant serves up the sauce.

Montclair Public Schools has a new superintendent – and another lawsuit.

Districts across the country are piloting promising models. A reformed Department should scale up what succeeds and sunset what doesn’t. Montclair should aim to be a national leader

Montclairvoyant laments lawsuits.

The reader states that one of the key things the township could do is put a protected bike lane along Grove Street.

Montclairvoyant is in a musical mood.

The letter’s authors raise concerns about availability of special education services offered to young students who need them.

A reader writes: “Reduction of religious holidays means someone is making the decision to arbitrarily and subjectively choose which holidays to reduce.’

The undersigned faith leaders write that many congregations have more land than they need or can afford. They want to see that land converted to high-quality affordable housing.

This reader wants Montclair BOE and interim superintendent to finalize the 2025-2026 school calendar ASAP.

The Montclairvoyant is bookish on a $5 million bond for the library.

Montclairvoyant ponders payments and nonpayments.