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The twice-yearly event is a great opportunity to bring people together and create a sense of community spirit, Bloomfield’s mayor says.
“Join us on March 28 as we explore this long-hidden chapter of wartime Bloomfield history.”
Bloomfield council members gave a well-deserved shout-out to some inspiring members of the community for International Women’s Day.
The celebration includes a professional networking event, social media tributes, a concert, poetry, yoga and a menstrual product drive.
There are some changes coming for NJ FamilyCare and SNAP benefits, Bloomfield officials say.
The event will be hosted by the township's Juneteenth Advisory Committee, and will include performances from local artists.
These resources can help you prevent a utility shut-off, Bloomfield officials say.
The annual event celebrates women who have made “significant contributions to the Bloomfield community.
Hundreds of donors have come together to support a “front-line hero” in New Jersey who was diagnosed with stage four cancer.
“Come together in solidarity as we stand against hate in all its forms,” the Bloomfield synagogue said.
The Suburban Essex Chamber of Commerce Foundation is seeking applications from high school seniors in Bloomfield and two other NJ towns.
Armando Fontoura: “Their participation in this initiative shows just how thoughtful, kind and caring they are about their neighbors.”
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The Bloomfield Center Alliance put a state grant to work in the downtown streetscape – including flowers and new trash receptacles.
Britnee Timberlake: The outreach event provides free wigs and support services for women experiencing health-related hair loss.
Video: A fashion show included designs from the mother of a college student who died when he was struck by a bus in Bloomfield.
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The Nov. 12 event is open to all veterans and active service members.
A highly decorated female wrestler from Bloomfield "shows intelligence and dedication" in her sport.
People can get rid of unlimited paper at the popular event, but they have to live in Essex County. See more details and rules here.
This "star student-athlete" in Bloomfield trains 18.5 hours a week. She is also a National Merit Commended Student and a top scholar.
"Leading a school district is no small feat," this Bloomfield community member says of Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves.