Erin Roll

A New Brunswick murder, complete with rumors of an extramarital affair between a clergyman and a member of his congregation, provided fodder for the burgeoning tabloid industry.

Several of Montclair High School’s graduating classes, which would have celebrated milestone reunions in 2020 and 2021, are trying to make up for lost time.

Montclair’s first-ever Pride Festival, presented by OUT Montclair, is scheduled for June 11, with the theme of “Be You. Be Heard.”

Acting New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin discusses the draft Supreme Court decision that could overturn Roe v. Wade.

Montserrat Coughlin Kim lost her husband to cancer. When he got sick, she sought out ways to have hard conversations in terms her young children could understand.

Art in Bloom will take place from May 18 to 22. The exhibit will feature 41 floral artworks by local and regional floral designers, some professional, but many of them enthusiastic amateurs.

The Montclair Literary Festival will continue its adaptation to the coronavirus pandemic this year, offering a program that consists almost entirely of in-person events May 5 to 9.

Fundraising to aid brain cancer research, suicide prevention

“It’s not just a show about a murder. It’s about an investigation,” Montclair's Jacinda Davis said. “The listener is there with us.” 

It was immediately evident that there was something very odd about this particular letter.