Adam Anik

2,000 lanterns throughout the park were lit as a memorial “all the souls lost to racial injustice, inequity, and violence."

The event was organized by St. James Episcopal Church and the Upper Montclair Business Association.

Racers completed in a closed course at Brookdale Park, and were splashed with color and water at the finish line.

The all day event ended with the Phil Klein's Unsilent Night

The Society of St. Sebastian’s feast and carnival returned to Montclair last week, continuing a tradition that’s been going on for nearly a century.  The society celebrated its “95th Anniversary Feast,” after last year’s carnival was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic (but the procession continued). Visitors came to the festival, ne...

Approximately 1,000 people marched in the streets of Montclair on Saturday, June 6, to protest police brutality and call for accountability from local and national law-enforcement agencies. Photos by Adam Anik. For a report on the event, click here...

Despite many metropolitan area cancellations of Purim Carnivals, and two cancelled locally, in Caldwell and in the Oranges, it is a happy holiday, celebrated this year on Monday night, March 9th, through Tuesday, March 10, a story of intrigue, with a king, queen, and Haman, the evil prime minister, recounting the Jewish people's survival in ancient Persia from Haman’s plot “to destroy, kill and an

  Tierney's Tavern is rocking on Sunday, March 8, as supporters gather in Montclair to get whistles wet and celebrate Montclair's Michael Byrne, this year's Grand Marshall of the parade along Broad Street. Byrne steps down as the Chairman after eight years of work, an anything-but-routine series of behind-the-scenes efforts across the county to create good-will and renewed interest, breathing new

The splash page on the Montclair Fund for Educational Excellence website for the new workshop presented on Sunday, March 1 in St. Luke's Episcopal Church, "America to Me Real Talk," asks "Be Courageous Race. Conversation. Honesty. Action...

More than 230 'swappers' swarmed the Hillside School for the Winter Community Swap on Saturday, by the time doorman Johnson Tyler's stopped counting about 9:24, after the line was swallowed up into the building. Tyler's the husband of the event founder and organizer Jane Marcus, wrangling a team of 25 volunteers helping to recycle the gently used goods. Sin...