COVID-19: New Jersey may see surge of cases in early April
Regions of New Jersey could see a surge in COVID-19 cases over the next week, with northern New Jersey expected to see a surge during the first week of April, said Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli.
Montclair residents voice concerns over Turtle Back Zoo expansion
Montclair residents are raising concerns about Essex County's proposal to expand Turtle Back Zoo into part of South Mountain Reservation.
COVID-19: Facing challenges of social distancing
Scrabble, Fortnite, and other games; schedules, watching movies and cooking together, as well as talking on the phone, can all ease social distancing.
COVID-19: A full timeline of Montclair Local’s coverage
This page will serve as an archive for a day-by-day timeline of Montclair Local's coverage of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, with the most recent stories at the top. This page will be updated regularly.Thursday,...
COVID-19: State’s numbers are down but Montclair’s continue to climb
The number of cases of Montclair COVID-19 cases among its residents climbed from 79 to 96 today, said township health officials.
COVID-19: Montclarites use tech to bond while staying apart
In the era of COVID-19 and social distancing, Montclair residents are using technology like Zoom and Google Hangouts to connect virtually online.
COVID-19: State gives projections with and without social distancing
The confirmed number of COVID-19 cases in Montclair has reached 79
COVID-19: Montclair residents supporting essential workers
Montclair shows its appreciation for workers on the front line by cheering at 7 p.m., and donating PPE and meals for workers.
COVID-19: Montclair cases rise to 64
The number of positive COVID-19 cases in New Jersey rose by more than 2,000 for second straight day, while a travel advisory is now in effect for the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut tri-state area.
COVID-19: Montclair up to 55 cases; no new deaths
Montclair has five new cases of COVID-19, bringing the township total to 55, as the number of statewide cases passes 11,000. However, there were no additional deaths reported in the township on Saturday, March 28.