Maplewood, NJ|News|
Books And Pencil Shavings Return As Maplewood Schools Reopen
The 2026-27 school year begins Tuesday, followed by a long Labor Day weekend.

The 2026-27 school year begins Tuesday, followed by a long Labor Day weekend.

The village wrapped up its Wednesday night events with a movie, Dolly Parton singalong and gratitude for a memorable summer.
Residents can stop by the municipal building Friday morning for Cedar Grove’s “Meet with the Mayor” session.
Residents are invited to gather at Veterans Park to observe and reflect on the anniversary of the terrorist attack.
Resident Librado Lombana was among the veterans who were recognized for their courage and sacrifice during a ceremony Wednesday in Paramus.
The new facility will bring Ramsey’s fire, rescue and emergency management operations together under one roof.
New exercise equipment, including ADA-accessible features, could give residents more ways to stay active close to home.
Show tunes, a theatrical preview and a celebration of Mel Brooks are taking center stage Saturday.
Rain grounded Westwood’s outdoor movie, but “Superman” will get another chance to take flight next Thursday.
From live music and steaks to BYOB Italian food and diner classics, these local spots offer four ways to give the kitchen a break.
The first bell is almost here as Westwood Regional students prepare for a new school year.
Drivers should expect delays as Kinnelon prepares to mill and repave five roads beginning September 21.
The police-sponsored celebration planned for Thursday at River Road Park will be rescheduled.
The new school year begins with an early dismissal after orientations and a long Labor Day weekend.
Families with children in Oakland’s K-8 and regional high school districts face five weekdays when schedules do not match.
Students return Tuesday after teachers spend three days preparing classrooms for the new school year.
Teaneck classrooms will welcome students next Thursday after staff preparations and several family meet-and-greets.
The newly approved contract covers paving, curbing, sidewalk ramps and crosswalk work across 19 areas.
Hasbrouck Heights students will pack their backpacks and pencil cases for the new school year next week.
Council members will vote Wednesday on funding construction of a complex for Ramsey’s fire, rescue and emergency services.