Literary lovers were in for a treat at the Friends of Howe House event on Friday, Feb. 23 where four celebrated authors discussed their books.
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Montclair Public Library Director To Leave at End of July (Updated)
“It’s been such an honor to get our wonderful library back in shape,” said Torsney. “Now we’re working on finding someone really great to lead us through the next chapter.”
Buzz Aldrin Students Make a Splash at MPL Bellevue Branch Children’s Department
Thanks to the students from Buzz Aldrin Middle School, The Children’s Department at MPL now boasts a whimsical ocean-themed mural.
Cooling centers around town to offer relief from excessive heat
Cooling centers are open around town.
Montclair’s Alliah Agostini brings family experiences to her second book
Rhyme and rhythm help make her points.
Two Montclairians to be honored at the Lit Gala
The gala will take place on April 27 at The Manor in West Orange.
Montclair Council introduces nearly $100M budget; final approval 2 months away
Under this proposal, the Fire Department would receive an increase of about $2.2 million.
George Floyd’s death – and life – discussed at Montclair Public Library
New biography aims to humanize its subject.
Support the library budget (Letter to the Editor)
Montclair Public Library budget needs to be supported
Weatherproof your home and fight climate change (Letter to the Editor)
On Tuesday, Jan. 31, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., a public forum called “Living Green: Home Weatherproofing 101” will be held at the main branch of the library.
Montclair council holds off action on Stafford
Law firm’s investigation reviewed in closed session
A White House correspondent shares her insights on Trump at Montclair event
The reporter took the stage for the Open Book/ Open Mind Series.
New Montclair Library director looks to increase use of all its resources
Janet Torsney has come full circle from Montclair library intern to director.
A grand hotel once overlooked Montclair (History and Heritage)
The Hotel Montclair, built in the California mission style, offered “every comfort and convenience to be had,” according to a newspaper article from 1918.


