CHS junior Scarlet Strogov, working with the guidance of her AP United States History teacher Matt Borkowski, wrote an in-depth analysis on the Victorian era’s gaudy taxidermied fashion and surrounding environmental controversy. It will be the only paper by an American public school student featured in the Spring 2026 issue of The Concord Review.
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AnnouncementsArts & CultureSouth Orange
The Writers Circle Hosts ‘Movement, Meditation & the Muse’ March 15 at The Baird
Join local writers and creatives for an afternoon of mindful connection.
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MaplewoodSouth OrangeTransportation
Morris & Essex Train Diversions to Hoboken Start Tuesday, Feb. 17
As local residents return to work after Presidents’ Day weekend, they will dealing with weekday Midtown Direct trains being diverted to Hoboken, a situation that will continue through March 15 …
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MaplewoodParks & Recreation
Beyond Field Renovations: DeHart Park Phase 2 to Bring Major Playground, Access & Green Space Upgrades
by Celia Mannby Celia MannAnother public hearing to learn more about the proposal, ask questions or provide comments will take place Tuesday, February 17, at 7 PM, at Town Hall (574 Valley Street) as part of the regularly scheduled Township Committee meeting.
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Muhammad compared modern racism to “a super bacteria that gets stronger when the host fights only parts of it,” adding, “It’s 2026, and the super bacteria is now at pandemic levels.”
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South OrangeTransportation
South Orange Announces Temporary ‘Hoboken Only’ Jitney Service for Newstead, Montrose and Tuxedo Park
The South Orange Parking Authority’s temporary Jitney service will run from February 15 through March 15, while work is being done on the Amtrak/NJ Transit’s portal bridge.
