Patch reviews this week’s top stories in Maplewood and Essex County.
Trump’s lack of leadership after Charlottesville is appalling, Maplewood town officials say. But there are local issues to face as well.
A group of Maplewood-South Orange activists are calling for officials to release police videos of a confrontation with several local teens.
Get prepared for a tough summer of commuting, Maplewood.
The information they got was not encouraging, according to Maplewood Mayor Vic DeLuca.
The June 11 rally in Essex County aims to “raise awareness and mobilize in support of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.”
Check the early results for the 2017 Primary Election in Essex County and Maplewood.
Several Essex County officials say say their local commuters are frustrated with the ongoing delays.
If you live in Maplewood, the sound of silence is worth $500… for a first offense.
Maplewood voters who want to switch their political party affiliation for the 2017 primary election have until April 12 to make the change.
Maplewood's fencing champion, Ibtihaj Muhammad, says that she loves her country… and that’s why she’s reaching out to her president.
Speakers include Maplewood and South Orange residents, as well as N.J. assemblywoman Mila Jasey, organizers say.
U.S. Congressman Donald Payne Jr. (NJ-10) will hold a conversation with constituents in Maplewood on Feb. 23.
More than 20 teens, including several from Maplewood and South Orange, tackled one of the toughest issues of our times with a “mock trial.”