Matt Kadosh
Editor at TAPinto Newark
Reporter @montclairlocal / Formerly @TAPintoNewark / @WestfieldTAP / @NorthJersey / @TheRecordNJ / @BellevilleTimes
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1 week ago |
montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
With “high heat and humidity” anticipated early next week, cooling centers will be open and Montclair’s public schools may have early dismissals. The heat index, what temperatures feel like, will rise to between 100 and 105 degrees Sunday, June 22, through Tuesday, June 24, with 90-degree temperatures continuing into Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.
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montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
The commemoration of a 75-year-long sister city relationship between Montclair Township and Graz, Austria, observed with a gathering in Graz this week, came in the aftermath of a school shooting there that killed 11 people. Representatives from the towns gather every five years to mark the international relationship, which began as a gesture of reconciliation after World War II and developed into a partnership that includes a student exchange between Montclair State and Graz universities.
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montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
Construction has stalled on a long-awaited senior center at the Mills Social Services Building. However, the Placek Family Foundation this week said it anticipates resuming the work in the coming months.
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montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
Folks in some Essex County suburbs may want to button up those garbage cans, bring in pets and store barbecue grills in a secure area. Residents have reported seeing a bear in parts of Verona and West Orange, police and township officials said in social media posts Thursday. Verona officials, in a morning social media, post reported bear sightings in the town’s Forest Avenue section. And just after midnight, West Orange officials warned residents to be aware after a bear sighting.
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montclairlocal.news | Matt Kadosh
Montclair Mayor Renee Baskerville, standing before a significant gathering at Church Street and Bloomfield Avenue Thursday morning, lead the township’s first Juneteenth flag raising. The holiday honors the day in 1865 that enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas, were finally told that they were free, something that happened more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.
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“I’m ready to shake up the status quo. And Jack he’s not change. He’s a re-run. He’s a ghost of elections past,” Sherrill told a cheering crowd in Morristown. https://t.co/SWQIWU0yp7
RT @baristanet: Sherrill will face Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli in November
Going into Election Day, Montclair had the second-highest number of ballots cast countywide. https://t.co/yqZt4ogFmb