Fans of Villalobos were surprised to learn that the restaurant, part of the Montclair dining scene since 2014, is no more. “After a temporary suspension of service mid-May, I have […]
May 2021
Weekend Family Fun: Movies, Crafts, and More
Memorial Day Weekend is here, bringing with it the real start of summer! The weather’s looking a bit iffy, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun. We’ve rounded up […]
Montclair schools apologized, but never explained why they honored Kahane
The ultranationalist rabbi had been founder of the JDL, classified as a far-right terrorist group by the FBI and is designated a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Marijuana a hazard to our roads (Letter)
Writer Thomas J. Russo, a former Montclair police chief, predicts lawyers will have a field day with testimony from drug recognition experts.
Church Street Circle roadwork underway
It was once a centerpiece to Montclair — and after years of neglect, work has begun on the unruly Church Street Circle.Â
MontClairVoyant: Electing to Support an Elected Board of Education
DEAR MONTCLAIRVOYANT, It looks like there’ll be a referendum this November on whether Montclair’s Board of Education should change from appointed to elected. How many approved signatures were on Vote […]
League still backs Montclair having mayor-appointed school board
The League of Women Voters of the Montclair area decided not to study the issue again — leaving in place the same position it’s had since 2009.
#SocialDistance Arts & Entertainment: Memorial Day Weekend Edition
Your guide to the latest social distance events to enjoy this weekend.
In the pandemic, Montclair stepped up. A heartfelt thank-you (Letter)
Human Needs Food Pantry executive director Mike Bruno says he’s been “nothing short of astounded by the outpouring of generosity and support this community has for our organization.”
Evening, weekend vaccination opportunities for Montclair in June
The Montclair Foundation for Educational Excellence’s coronavirus vaccine outreach program, which puts particular emphasis on helping Black and brown members of the community get vaccinated, has scheduled several clinics for June.
Unexpected joys and discomforting solitude for Montclair writers in the pandemic
Benilde Little found joy in having more time with family. Anthony DePalma has found the distance from others unsettling.
Montclair businesses can have pedlets, parklets into the street this year
Some customers still aren’t ready to eat inside crowded restaurants, and Montclair is giving businesses a way to expand their outdoor dining capacity.
POSTPONED Members of American Symphony Orchestra With Woodwind Trio at Lot of Strings Morris Museum
Postponed due to inclement weather The American Symphony Orchestra, long known as a bastion of music and education in New York City, returns twice to the Lot of Strings Music […]
Cloverleaf Tavern – Plenty To Love At An Old Favorite
Caldwell’s Cloverleaf Tavern, “the oldest business in town” has been pulling drafts and serving some of the area’s best burgers since 1933. However, on the occasion of a recent lunch […]