Workers at Sunoco helped rescue a kitten from a pretty unusual place.
Family picnic on Sept. 10 kicks off new hours.
The popular deli & cheese shoppe has reached an agreement with landlord Saul Fisher.
Brewing beer — with some bison burgers and brats to boot.
Didn't get invited to a party? Just want to get outta the house on Sunday? Here's some local bars and eateries where you can take in Super Bowl XLVI.
The Sunday filing comes weeks after the closing of Maplewood's A&P.
The stuff of childhood dreams AND the service parents dream of—all under one roof. Now, THAT's merry!
Cafe owner Kari Capone hosts party to raise $5,000 for rent
Looking for some seriously interesting hobbies or gifts?! This old-school shop's game to help.
Committee gives Maplewood Market owner Aiman Abujudeh from October 15 until November 15 to meet requirements to regain his food establishment license
Local Yoga teachers and studios participate in Global Mala
Surprisingly savvy deals on beauty buys and trendy trinkets
The Planning Board will hear an amended proposal at its meeting on September 14.
Fab finds for bargainistas and fashionistas alike. Really! (I've got the pictures to prove it!)
New program at Healthy Kidz on Springfield Avenue is designed to address confidence and body image. An etiquette class is coming next. Find out more at an Open House on September 18.
A Maplewood favorite opens its new ground-floor location in the Village.
Celebrating signature salutations--with style!
Prospect Presbyterian Church kicked off its rummage August 21. Missed it? No worries. Two more dates await on August 28 and September 11.
The popular Maplewood Village kitchen & bar gets a new name, and some spicy additions to the menu.
The purveyor of delicious ready-to-heat-and-eat meals packs up its retail location on Springfield Avenue and heads for a commercial kitchen in Springfield, NJ.
Prospect Presbyterian Women get ready to rummage for charity's sake. The sale runs three Saturdays—8/21, 8/28 and 9/11—from 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Employees were notified today.
A frugal fashionista and decorator's dream resides on Ridgewood. Really.
The annual PIM summer networking event was chock full of media professionals, helpful information—and cookies.
New Jersey Jewish News and Suburban Essex Magazine are both holding internet voting contests for "best of" local businesses. You can help local businesses win by registering your vote.
A floral find blooms on Springfield Avenue.
The fast food chain on Springfield Avenue is doing its part in the annual drive to raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
The popular coffee house is listed on Craigslist, but the owner is open to potential investors and partners in the business.
But the eco-friendly lifestyle retailer will continue selling wares online.
Head on over to Baker Street, where art and life collide with fetching décor.
Despite the expense of trendy yoga classes in the city, local studios offer affordable options.
Jude Ken-Kwofie's new It's Moringa products use the moringa tree to create nutritional supplements aimed at improving health and fighting malnutrition and obesitiy.
After 20 years, Karen Duncan's print publication is going strong in an age of online media—thanks to devoted staff and loyal, happy advertisers.
Town officials and members of the community participated in the grand opening celebration.
The popular children's furniture and gift boutique will open its new location at the end of August.
Local business gives back to its students and families.
Wanna get fresh?! Savvy incentives to hit the Maplewood Farmers Market on Springfield Avenue.
Local store owner predicts the next big thing in food as Kitchen a la Mode turns two years old.
Owner Chris Farrow transforms Cent’Anni into a casual steakhouse.
Who would have thought that such a unique, great event for music-loving adults could yield such fun for children?