MFEE Opens Educator Grants, Invites Teachers to Share Their Passions

A 60-Inch Oak is Gone as Montclair Debates Tree Protections

A 60-inch diameter oak in front of Montclair's Hillside School is now logs. Here's what would change under a proposed tree preservation law.

Fire Displaces 11 People, Dog in Montclair Sunday, Authorities Say

“That everyone got out safely, including a family pet, is a credit to the residents who evacuated quickly and to the discipline of the crews on scene,” Deputy Chief Kevin Stoute said.

Oratorio Society of New Jersey Opens New Season/Calls For Singers, Choir to Perform Mendelssohn’s Elijah

This fall, the Montclair-based choir will perform Felix Mendelssohn’s "Elijah" on Saturday, November 14. In the spring, OSNJ plans to perform Mozart’s "Vesperae Solennes de Confessore" and "Sunrise Mass" by contemporary Norwegian composer Ola Gjeilo.

Obituary: Patricia Anne Morgan

Mrs. Morgan’s love for children was her calling. From her early days at Montclair Development Head Start to her years as a kindergarten teacher in the Montclair school system, she shaped the lives of countless local youth.

Nicolo’s Italian Bakery Fights Plan to Redevelop Historic Montclair Home

A plan to redevelop Nicolo’s Italian Bakery and a nearby two-family home, replacing it with an expanded bakery and apartment building, hinges on the Montclair Historic Preservation Commission approval of the existing structures’ demolition.