Rebecca Jones

Restorative Justice workshops have continued on Zoom since lockdown. Participants say RJ makes a difference.

At the skate park, at home, in parks and on trails, Montclairians are finding "free-form" sports help them keep fit and happy.

Bikers and skaters gatthered on Sunday, June 28, for a loop around Montclair in the Peaceful Ride Out for Black Lives.

Students from Montclair Kimberley Academy and seven other schools participated in the New Jersey Student Blackout on Friday, June 19th.

In the wake of ongoing protests around the world sparked by the death of George Floyd, the "America to Me: Real Talk Montclair" initiative that was launched March 1 in Montclair has taken on a broader scope, with a more urgent sense of purpose.

CP Soccer hosted more than 110 players from six continents in a historic online soccer training session last Saturday, May 16.

Montclairites Paul Profeta and Joanne Malino deliver organic produce from their business, Profeta Farms, to Montclair and neighboring towns.

Montclair restaurants have begun selling grocery items and other essential items along with menu items, to help customers during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Over the last month, Sam Levin and his mother, Sarah Wolman, have entertained their neighborhood every weekend with outdoor concerts.

Now that nursing homes and long-term-care facilities are prohibiting visitors due to the spread of COVID-19, it can be difficult to find out what is going on inside.