Sean Spiller

Richie Chevat says he was wrong.

Acting Township Manager Brian Scantlebury says he wants to restructure a part of the township government.

Alex Kent asks why Timothy Stafford has been allowed to stay in his position.

Montclair, I have great news! Finally, after suffering through a long series of administrative failures, intragovernment conflicts, missed opportunities, crumbling infrastructure (I’m looking at you, Edgemont Park footbridge) and general mismanagement of everything from schools to pools, we can experience a collective moment of joy, a sigh of relief, a small but important respite from that sinking

Some voice support, some don’t but explain why and some stay silent.

Juliet Lee, former deputy township clerk, alleges in her lawsuit that Township Manager Timothy Stafford created a "hostile work environment."

An Affirmative Action investigation found that the township manager had created a "hostile work environment."

In the wake of a harassment lawsuit filed against Montclair Township and Township Manager Timothy Stafford, Mayor Sean Spiller said Thursday, Oct. 20, that he is going to make a motion at the next Township Council meeting to place Stafford on administrative leave...

The complaint contends that the township manager retaliated against Padmaja Rao after she says she blew the whistle on him and other senior and elected officials on a number of fronts.

"At this time that we're able to return to drawing our water at full capacity from the North Jersey district water supply," the mayor said.