9/11

Speaker Diane Stewart, whose husband died: "I was a witness to glorious behavior and gruesome behavior."

Apricot Sky Productions will present a series of one-act plays and monologues this week at the Grove Street Theatre.

Diana Stewart, who lost husband Michael in the attacks, says for her, remembering and commemorating 9/11 is a matter of duty.

The ceremonies will be held at the 9/11 memorials at Watchung Plaza and Eagle Rock Reservation.

Councilman Peter Yacobellis writes: "Growing up, I looked up to comic book superheroes. But it was this experience following 9/11 that showed me the real ones."

Apricot Sky Productions, a Montclair based professional theater company, is presenting "Catch the Morning," a collection of nine one-acts and monologues commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The in-person free event will be presented at Grove Street Theater, located at 130 Grove St...

Residents are calling on the Montclair Council to enact a law creating penalties for anyone guilty of making a false police report or calling 911 to make a false claim against a neighbor.

Montclair native Scott Michael Johnson worked on the 89th floor of the World Trade Center when the second plane hit the building on Sept. 11, 2001 and took his life at the age of 26.

Members of the Township Council and a variety of local emergency responders gathered on Monday for an informal remembrance for 9/11, the terrorist attack that took the live of nine town residents. Mayor Robert Jackson made brief comments at the ceremony at the Montclair 9/11 memorial site at Watchung Plaza...