Matt Kadosh
Editor at TAPinto Newark
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2 days ago |
montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
Montclair’s Clary Anderson Arena will have new management next season following the Township Council’s approval Tuesday of a new operator to run ice rink. The council awarded a one-year contract to Sports Facilities Management LLC. Under the agreement, the town will pay the firm $12,000 per month to operate the arena plus a performance bonus with the proceeds from the rink going into a municipal utility, Township Manager Stephen Marks said.
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2 days ago |
montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
Some homeowners in Montclair noticed an increase in their sewer bills for 2025, and it’s not because they’re flushing their toilets more. While the town has not raised the flat capacity charge based on meter size since 2019, the bills are also based on the customer’s water usage for the first three months of the year, according to township’s tax collector’s office.
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3 days ago |
montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill at a campaign event in Montclair on Tuesday discussed how she would improve protections for abortion and maternal healthcare if elected governor. With state lawmakers standing behind her on Church Street, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate from Montclair said that abortion rights have flown under the radar during the campaign but remain important.
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3 days ago |
montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
Montclair’s town council is considering changes to its rules for public comment at meetings, including one that would allow the public to address the council remotely. Council members last month discussed allowing members of the public to weigh in virtually at their meetings. They also considered the potential to return to two public comment sessions but limit the first session to agenda items only.
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1 week ago |
montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
Montclair has renewed its enforcement of the rule requiring maintenance of sidewalks, raising concerns among some property owners who must foot the bills. Arielle Eckstut, a resident of Park Street, told the town council last week that many of her neighbors have received notices from the township that they must fix their sidewalks or face fines. She asked the council to rethink an ordinance, approved earlier this year, which allows the town to enforce its sidewalk law.
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Complaints from businesses in Montclair Center have renewed a discussion about how to address rising homelessness. Officials joined with community providers Tuesday where they discussed solutions. Report for @baristanet - https://t.co/0CZaunQJC7 https://t.co/RqSkRpncT0
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