This week’s open house column is sponsored by Kate McDonough. Slim pickings this Sunday, but there are some properties for hard core open house spelunkers to check out. 169 […]
November 2019
Posted inBusiness, News
In brief: Shop small in Montclair today
The Montclair Center BID will celebrate Small Business Saturday today Saturday, Nov. 30.
Posted inFeatured Posts
Baristanet Profile: Georgette Gilmore
Name: Georgette Gilmore Where do you live? Montclair, near Edgemont Park. When did you move there? My husband and I moved to Montclair when we were married 17 years ago. […]
Posted inLifestyle
Shop Local! Don’t Miss Small Business Saturday
Shop local this Saturday and support the businesses that support your community. Small Business Saturday is this Saturday, November 30 and local businesses will be pulling out the stops to […]
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Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair Launches Campaign for Stronger Municipal Protections for LGBTQ Community
In 2012 the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the largest national lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, developed the Municipal Equality Index (MEI), a nationwide scoring system […]
Posted inCommunity, Top Stories
Welcome to Montclair: a list to embrace gratitude
Thanksgiving traditions for Kirsten Levingston of “Welcome to Montclair” include shopping at Dem Two Hands, donating, and getting a tree.
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Montclair Eats: Day after Thanksgiving food
By STEVEN DESALVO For Montclair Local In Montclair Eats, food writer Steven DeSalvo compares dishes at Montclair restaurants.DeSalvo has a degree in hospitality business management from the University of Delaware […]
Posted inFamily
Weekend Family Fun: Holiday Lights, Winter Wonderland, Model Railway and More!
Happy Thanksgiving weekend! We’ve rounded up some fun and family-friendly things to do in the area. Check ‘em out! Morris Museum (6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown) will kick off their […]
Posted inEducation, News, Top Stories
Montclair students call for student representation on Board of Education
By ERIN ROLL roll@montclairlocal.news Montclair’s Board of Education is currently comprised of adults, all appointed by Mayor Robert Jackson. A student may be among their membership in the future, however. […]
Posted inArts, Music
D.D. Jackson, recorded live in Montclair
Emmy Award-winning pianist D.D. Jackson, composer of PBS’ “Peg + Cat,” recorded his latest album, “Live at Freedom of Sound,” in Montclair.
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MontClairVoyant: About Thanksgiving and the Town in Which We’re Living
DEAR MONTCLAIRVOYANT, You haven’t mentioned Thanksgiving in your column since last Thanksgiving. Why is that? Sincerely, The Cranberries I was going to say “Stuffing Day” comes only once a year, […]
Posted inArts
Weekend Arts & Entertainment Calendar: November 28 – December 1
Your guide to what’s happening.
Posted inArts
Dance review: Martha Graham Company looks both ways
Martha Garham Company appeared at Peak Performances , celebrating the 75th anniversary of “Appalachian Spring” and debuting “The Auditions.”
Posted inCommunity, Top Stories
Thanksgiving: traditions and memories, good and odd…
Montclairites share the Thanksgiving dish or tradition they can’t do without, and memories of particular Thanksgivind days.