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Montclair commuters will soon lose DeCamp Bus Lines option
DeCamp will continue to operate daily charter, shuttle and casino services, the company said.
Montclair’s DeCamp Bus Lines ending commuter services to New York
The bus company said that monthly ridership had dropped by 20%.
Friends of the Howe House hold art auction for a good cause
Friends of the Howe House fundraiser
Planning Board defers on reconsidering minimum lot depth for new subdivisions
Board members wondered if this new Pleasant Avenue proposal is the reason the council wants to change these rules to ensure that only subdivisions with larger properties receive approval.
Montclair Council holds off decision on Stafford
Acting Township Attorney Paul Burr's contract extended two months.
Montclair Theater to start new festival with grant from Michael Jordan
Company to commission works by minority writers
Clinton to give keynote speech at Menendez’s women’s history event at Montclair State
U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez created the Evangelina Menendez Trailblazer Awards to honor his late mother and to recognize women of achievement in New Jersey.
Montclair council creates social worker position to help older residents and others
A unanimous vote paves the way to fill a spot that has been vacant for six years.
Glenfield parents to hold event about Tulsa massacre
Retelling the success of a Black Okla. town, and its violent end
Renaissance parents gather to support principal Maria Francisco
A judge has confirmed an arbitration decision reinstating former principal Joseph Putrino.
Montclairian Nina Cooke Jones unveils monument to Harriet Tubman
“Shadow of a Face” replaces a statue of Christopher Columbus that Newark Mayor Ras Baraka had removed in the summer of 2020 as protests for racial justice were unfolding in the city, as they were across the country
Montclair Kimberley Academy 2022-23 ice hockey, Kelly Cup caps stellar season
Nick Sykora, Sam Rotella lead Cougars honors
Montclair bowling spares no effort, Burns takes ECT title; Awad, Aiello stand out
Mounties boys bowling team brings home Super Essex Conference championship
Montclair Kimberley boys hoops wrapup: Two titles for a team that played without ego
Cougars collect Prep B title, share of Freedom Division championship
Judge confirms decision reinstating Putrino at Renaissance
Montclair school district had challenged arbitrator’s ruling.
Montclair councilman files defamation suit against two residents
Yacobellis is seeking damages and injunctive relief.
Second Montclair investigation into Stafford bypassed input from affirmative action officer
Bruce Morgan, who conducted a first internal investigation, says he was not contacted by the investigator hired by the town.
New member of Montclair CFO’s legal team is fighting a familiar battle
Nancy Erika Smith joins another Montclair lawyer, Nesmith Smith, in representing Padmaja Rao, in her discrimination lawsuit against Township Manager Timothy Stafford.