Contestants will compete in age groups: children, teens, adults. The contest commemorates the one-year anniversary of the newly renovated and expanded library.

Developer Isaac Lefkowitz told the Maplewood Planning Board that subdividing the property would allow for more “affordable” options for first-time home buyers. Planning Board members expressed skepticism, since the homes would be priced at $1.2M+.

“We condemn antisemitism in the strongest possible terms. It has no place in South Orange, Maplewood, or anywhere else. To our Jewish neighbors, please know that you are valued, you belong here, and you have the unwavering support of both of our communities.”

“It’s a long time coming, and it’s good to see it moving along.” — South Orange Councilwoman Olivia Lewis-Chang

From Maplewood Township: Heat Advisory – General Info / Cooling Centers / Resources The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory from 11 a.m. today, Tuesday, July 14, through …

“It’s a mission of the camp,” said Camp Prospect Director Sara Knutsen. “We really want to make sure we give back to the community and get the kids involved at a young age.”