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Supporters point to widening wealth gaps and soaring corporate profits. Opponents say it would “crush small businesses.”
A popular LGBTQ Pride festival in Montclair has been postponed again, organizers say.
An “affluent and growing economic base” is helping to elevate the town’s bond ratings, the company reported.
“These depressed manhole covers may pose a hazard and could potentially cause damage to vehicles.”
The proposed law would force some of the world's largest fossil fuel companies to shell out $50 billion over 20 years.
The car's owner went inside a nearby restaurant to pick up his food order. When he returned, the vehicle was gone, police said.
Three residential burglaries took place on the same day in Montclair. Stolen items included cash, jewelry and a bicycle.
Here’s your guide to fireworks shows and other July 4th celebrations near Montclair.
“They are the one public space that belongs to every single resident – full stop,” Montclair’s mayor said of the town’s libraries.
Five men broke into a Montclair home with a crowbar. They left the scene in a car stolen from Monmouth County, police said.
Montclair has a renowned restaurant scene. It has also seen its fair share of grease bandits, authorities say.
Vince Matrisciano on running as a write-in candidate: "People are frustrated with both parties and feel like they have no one to vote for."
A family-owned Japanese restaurant is now serving in Montclair. Meanwhile, a Lebanese and Mediterranean eatery is shutting its doors.
As the Montclair Makos approach the conclusion of their spring season at the end of June, the program is celebrating an important milestone:
“While Colbert has stepped down as president of the board of trustees, she will remain a vital part of the future of Montclair Film.”
Some employees accepted a promotion and later regretted it, researchers said.
“Our athletes have shown extraordinary commitment, resilience, and competitive maturity all season long.”
She will support budget development, financial planning, purchasing and "overall business operations" in the district.
...Former Montclair High standout guides Cougars to strong 2026 season
The scammers may be getting their information from publicly available meeting agendas and documents, the township said.
Montclair families will now have to live further from their school to qualify.
The forum, titled: “The Attack On Voting Rights And The War On Black People,” will take place on June 26.
...Superb offensive guard headed to play at Washington & Lee
...Cougar laxmen receive strong boost from township residents
...Montclair residents Serena Nguyen and Mia Wallace boost fortunes of Cougars
...Montclair's Mason Ewing all-around contributor for Cougars
...Football and Lacrosse standout concludes superb scholastic career
...Montclair's Nikhil Shah a consummate team leader for Cougar netters
The woman appears to throw a liquid at the man, who then strikes her with a closed fist and walks away, police said.
...Annie Barrett excels with bat and glove for Cougars
The car was left in the lot for about 30 minutes, the victim told police.
MPD: A wallet was stolen from a home. A resident found two patio chairs under an open window and shoe prints around the property.
...Long-stick midfielder Kiran Hailey helps lead strong Cougar laxmen
...Senior Grace Fitzgerald Ace Defender for Cougars
“I can't wait to become part of the Church Street community and share all the beautiful food we have to offer.”
“Catherine passed away late last year, and the loss has been felt throughout this community in ways that are still hard to put into words.”