2021 is the first year that New Jersey is permitting early voting. Early voting is a great alternative to voting on Election Day, especially if work and childcare needs create challenges on that day. Early voting days include two full weekends. Unfortunately there are not early voting locations in Montclair this year. However, several neighboring …
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It took 20 years but the Friends of Bonsal Wildlife Preserve got a huge win when they learned that Clifton had awarded a $240,000 contract to restore the woodlands tucked away behind homes and streets. “This is a big, arms-in-the-air victory for us,” Friends member Jonathan Grupper said. “We finally get to take a victory …
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For the fifth straight year, Standard & Poor’s Global Rating Services assigned an “AAA” rating – the highest possible – to Montclair Township’s series general obligation (GO) improvement bonds and series GO school bonds. The agency also affirmed its AAA rating on Montclair’s existing GO debt, and cited the town’s outlook as “stable.” Why should …
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The easy thing for me to do as a politician when there is a divisive issue is to avoid, dodge and hide. But that’s not who I am as a person, and I vowed to myself that I would not let this office change who I am. I will always be transparent in letting you …
Push Power To The People: Give Montclair An Elected School Board (Town Square) Read More »
The easy thing for me to do as politician when there is a divisive issue is to avoid, dodge and hide. But that’s not who I am as a person, and I vowed to myself that I would not let this office change who I am. I will always be transparent in letting you know …
Eleven percent of the parking meters throughout Montclair are now out of commission, up from the 4.5% reported in June. And residents have taken to social media to vent their frustration over getting tickets for parking at inoperable meters. In June, officials reminded residents that township parking provisions state that drivers cannot park at a …
Out-Of-Commission Parking Meters On The Rise And Cell Service Could Be To Blame Read More »
As of this week, more than 140 Montclair businesses had joined a centralized directory organizers hope will promote Montclair shops, restaurants, vendors and services — and now, connect them with resources for recovery from Ida. “We realized we needed a place where they could find out where all the businesses were. That meant one single …
Loveourmontclair.com — One Directory For Businesses Throughout Montclair Read More »
Essex County residents and businesses can now apply for Federal Emergency Management Agency aid for damage caused by Ida, the storm that brought floods and devastation to the area on Sept. 1. Mayor Sean Spiller and Councilman Peter Yacobellis on Friday were at a gun violence prevention event with Gov. Phil Murphy when he confirmed …
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COUNCILMAN YACOBELLIS THANKS THE MONTCLAIR FOUNDATION AND MONTCLAIR MUTUAL AID MEMBERS FOR THEIR PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM UPDATED TO INCLUDE HOUSEHOLDS WITH INCOMES OF LESS THAN $100,000 WHO DO NOT HAVE OR ARE DENIED INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR LOSSES. Montclair, NJ – Today, Montclair Councilman Peter Yacobellis announced that the Montclair Fund for Ida Relief that he launched …
The remnants of Hurricane Ida killed at least 49 people in the Northeast this past week. Power is back on for hundreds of thousands of residents of the region. And in New York City, the transit system is operating near full service. President Biden plans to visit New York and New Jersey Tuesday. But the …
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