Montclair businesses: We’re ready for the NJ plastic bag ban
Paper bags will also be barred in large grocers
Montclair Center Business Improvement District
Loans, grants available for struggling Montclair businesses
Bus some local business owners say recent outreach isn't enough.
As Montclair businesses struggle in COVID surge, talks on solutions get going
The struggle has even prompted some people to volunteer their time to help businesses get through staff outages.
A few Montclair businesses temporarily close due to COVID spread
The General Store at Cornerstore in Upper Montclair, and Cafe MoSo and Mosoria Pizza in the South End will reopen next month.
LoveOurMontclair.com — One directory for businesses throughout Montclair
About 140 businesses have listings so far. Organizers expect that to grow quickly.
Vaccination to dine indoors? Not yet in Montclair, business leaders say
New York will require vaccination for dining indoors and other activities starting Aug. 16.
Upper Mountain Ave. house closer to historic landmark status
By LINDA MOSS
moss@montclairlocal.news
A Upper Montclair Avenue house dating back to 1880 is well on its way to being designated a local historic landmark.
On Monday night the Township Planning Board basically voted to approve the house at 398 Upper Mountain Ave...
Montclair eateries start cutting down on plastic straw use
By ERIN ROLL
roll@montclairlocal.news
It’s a project that’s starting to catch on, one sip at a time.
Clean Water Action is inviting Montclair-area restaurants to sign up with Straws by Request, a project aimed at cutting down on the use of disposable plastics in eateries.
With th...
Council postpones action on community gardens again
By LINDA MOSS
moss@montclairlocal.news
With some members arguing that the guidelines need more work, the Township Council for a second time pulled a resolution to adopt rules to regulate community gardens off its agenda, pushing the matter until next year...
Artist who ‘beautified’ Glenridge Ave. mural comes forward
By LINDA MOSS
moss@montclairlocal.news
A local artist has come forward to say that she was the person responsible for the color and wording, "Love where you live," that was added to an existing mural on Glenridge Avenue.
Azie Shelhorse -- who describes herself as a township resident, local business owner and mother of two -- unapologetically took credit for what she called her effort to