Residents blast Montclair council on lack of openness
Residents blast timing of executive sessions, ask for return of call-in comment
Tim Stafford
The case of the languishing Montclair projects (On the Other Hand)
Have you read the latest summer mystery, “The Case of the Closed Swimming Pools”? asks Richie Chevat.
Parents denied permit for more coronavirus testing at Nishuane Park
Township tells them permits can't be issued for for-profit entities, like testing partner MedRite
Challenge for fixing flooding on Burnside Street: Contamination
Residents living on Montclair’s Burnside Street along the Second River have been experiencing flooding problems during heavy rainfalls for years.
Parking fees and restrictions reinstated Nov. 1
On Nov. 1, Montclair Parking Utility will end forgiveness of fees for parking meters. Parking permit fees are back to full price.
Township employees return to in-person work
Municipal employees returned to in-person work on Sept. 8. Social distancing and safety measures are in place.
Council OKs $2.4 million in spending, with $350,000 for parking decks
By LINDA MOSS
moss@montclairlocal.news
In a lightning-quick meeting on Tuesday night, the Township Council approved more than $2.37 million in spending on nearly a half-dozen projects, including $350,000 to make repairs and improvements to the municipal parking decks and lots as well as $256,000 to reconstruct the Rand Park tennis courts...