Water leak closes two classrooms at George Inness Annex
BY ERIN ROLL
roll@montclairlocal.newsTwo classrooms at the George Inness Annex at Montclair High School were closed Monday, Jan. 27, after a water leak caused part...
The redemptive, quirky art of Sybil Archibald
For Sybil Archibald, Scleroderma changed her art, and saved her. "A Fish Cannot Drown in Water" is on exhibition at Clerestory Fine Art through February.
In brief: Chuck Prophet at Outpost
Singer-songwriter Chuck Prophet plays Outpost in the Burbs on Saturday, Jan. 25. Cake, Kim Carnes and Alejandro Escovedo have all worked with him.
In brief: Spin Doctors play The Wellmont
Popular 1990s band The Spin Dcotors play The Wellmont on Friday, Jan. 24 with The Uprooted Band, featuring Michael Glabicki, along with James Maddock.
Theater review: Reviews are the thing in McNally comedy
A company waits for the reviews to file in and seal their fate, in a fab production at Studio Playhouse of Terrence McNally's "It's Only a Play."
Montclair Fencing: Girls take first in District, send 6 fencers, 3 teams to states
Montclair High School's fencing team had a great District 3 tournament, as the girls took first place, and two weapons and six fencers qualified for states.
Montclair Swimming: Mountie girls take 2020 Essex County championship
The Montclair High School girls swim team won their first Essex County championship since 2009, and the boys had a strong second place finish on Jan. 20.
Yogi Berra Museum: Negro Leagues turn 100
"The Other Boys of Summer," an exhibit on loan from the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, is at the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center through June.
Montclair Wrestling: Mounties get healthy, get momentum heading into County tourney
After a bout with illness, the Montclair High School wrestling team has gone back to basics and is notching some solid progress on the mats this year.
Athlete Spotlight: Sebastien Fortune, Montclair High School, wrestling
This week's athlete spotlight, Montclair High School wrestler Sebastien Fortune, is using the tools from his Mounties football career to succeed on the mat.
Photos: A rainy day doesn’t dampen the Sustainable World Conference
Notwithstanding the heavy rainy clouds outside creating a minor local climate 'crisis,' the largest crowd yet, of about 300 attendees, braved the weather to...
How to recycle in Montclair
Residents are reminded to only place designated recyclables in your recycling containers for curbside collection.
Montclair Jewish and African-American leaders find common cause
A special event held at Temple Ner Tamid Friday night revealed there is a lot more that unites the Jewish and African-American communities than divides them.
Welcome to Montclair: The CPA could be more open
Would MLK pass the hurdles to join the Citizen Police Academy, or CPA, of Montclair, wonders Kirsten D. Levingston, in her latest "Welcome to Montclair."
