WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS: PLANNING BOARD VOTES FOR CRYSTAL LAKE DEVELOPMENT WITHOUT SIDEWALKS
A plan to renovate the old Eagle Rock Lanes bowling alley was unanimously approved last night without sidewalks.
NAN RING: THE ARTIST AS POET, THE POET AS ARTIST
Nan Ring’s 68-piece, partial retrospective is currently running at the BrassWorks Gallery. The site specific, immersive installation offers paintings from 1979 to the present and her current poems.
ACTIVISTS WANT ESSEX COUNTY TO END GASSING GEESE WHEN NON-LETHAL METHODS ARE AVAILABLE
Forrest is a three-year-old Border Collie trained to chase Canada geese out of public parks. This is one of the non-lethal methods of controlling their population.
HILBERT WINS FIRST LINE IN ORANGE MAYOR ELECTION AFTER COURT ORDERS CITY TO REDO BALLOT DRAW
This time, there were no city officials whispering in the ears of the city clerk or wresting cell phones from the hands of those recording the event, as the ongoing lawsuit alleges.
What's happening in the Oranges?
This weekend, April 19-21, catch the latest musical at Paper Mill Playhouse or tour art studios at the Garden State Art Tour at Manufacturers Village in East Orange.
BATTLE OVER WINDOW SHADES RESUMES AFTER DAY OF CROSS-EXAMINING WEST ORANGE ZONING OFFICER
West Orange restaurant owner Jarrett Seltzer was in municipal court today to fight a steep fine for using window shades in his storefront. But one person will be noticeably absent from the courtroom — the mayor.
Church in Newark Passes Down Century-old Tradition of St. Gerard’s Feast to a New Generation
The feast began this week with nine days of prayer called a novena and culminates next weekend in a three-day festival with food, wine, and live music.
BAGEL SHOP OWNER TAKES THE STAND IN FINAL DAY OF WINDOW SHADES TRIAL
This court case was never about window shades. This was, from Jarrett Seltzer’s point of view, about a township employee using a widely overlooked ordinance to “retaliate” against him.
East Orange Residents Forced Out of Home by Code Violations Still Have Nowhere to Go Tomorrow
The city condemned the building at 65 South Harrison Street and tenants were forced to flee that same day.
Opinion: The Orange City Council has Aligned itself with Developers Instead of with the People
Our council has aligned itself with developers by approving extensive tax abatements, increasing population by approximately 1,400 new residents, and not requiring developers to make any improvements to the community.
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