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Montclair High School Boys Hoops, Shorthanded, Can’t Close Out Caldwell
Despite the loss Montclair head coach Cecil Stinson commended his team for not giving up to at times a double-digit deficit and without two of the team’s starters.
Driver Loses Control, Crashes Into House in Montclair, Police Say
Accelerating downhill in reverse, the 76-year-old driver jumped a curb and fence before hitting the residence, according to Lt. Terence Turner.
After Debate, Montclair Will Raise Black Liberation Flag
A symbol for the liberation of Black people will fly on Montclair Township property four times this year, the town council decided Tuesday. The council also introduced a wider policy that states the town will not fly “flags of other governments or nations” except for a sister city of Montclair.
Defending Mayor, Montclair Residents Call for Councilor’s Resignation
A growing chorus of residents are calling for First Ward Councilor Erik D’Amato to resign after learning Mayor Renee Baskerville filed a police report claiming D’Amato hurled expletives at her and singled her out in a threatening way during a closed session town council meeting last month.
Montclair Councilor Faces Claims She Harassed Hispanic Workers
While authorities said no criminal charges have been lodged, the dispute has raised ethical questions.
Montclair High School Girls Basketball Defeats Nutley, Seawell Hits 1,000 Points
The Montclair High School girls basketball team is proving this could be their best season and celebrated a milestone victory last Saturday.
When Does Montclair Township Zoning Board Meet in 2025?
The Montclair Zoning Board of Adjustment has set the following schedule of meetings for 2025, the township announced.
Montclair Interviewing Candidates for Fifth Town Manager in Two Years
Four candidates were originally scheduled to interview at the evening meeting, but one candidate withdrew their application on Thursday.
Montclair Faces New Claims After Firing Affirmative Action Officer
Montclair’s former affirmative action officer has filed new claims against the township after being fired amid his lawsuit claiming retaliation, his attorney said on Thursday.
Montclair Neighborhood Starts New Year With Water Main Break, Boil Water Advisory
A Montclair neighborhood had an unwelcome start to the New Year after a water main break shut roads and prompted water service disruptions into Thursday, according to authorities.
Top 10 Montclair Stories to Look Out For in 2025
What will happen in the new year? These are the top 10 stories to look out for in Montclair in 2025.
Montclair to Decide on Interim Attorney, Discuss Flag Policy
The council will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 30, according to a public notice posted to the town’s website on Friday. Burr’s contract expires Dec. 31.
Montclair OKs $94,760 for Netting to Keep Out Pooping Pigeons
The town council on Dec. 17 awarded a $94,760 contract to Giacorp Contracting Inc., of Hawthorne, New York, for the bird control netting.


