During a short window each morning (TBD), Burnet will be one-way off Baker (heading toward Pierson Rd); Maple will be one-way off Burnet & Salter (heading toward Dunnell and RR tracks) and Dunnell will be one-way off Maple (heading toward Baker). Barricades with “Do Not Enter” signs will be placed at Burnet & Maple and Dunnell & Baker, and a barricade with a “No Right Turn” sign will be placed on Salter & Maple.

The Maplewood Township Committee read two proclamations honoring International Transgender Day of Visibility and its founder Rachel Crandall Crocker.

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“Maya’s passion for supporting neurodivergent students is personal, as she deeply values the neurodivergence within her own family.” — Asst. Supt. of Curriculum & Instruction Ann Bodnar

Even though the air temperature has become warmer, pollinators nesting in the detritus of our yards and gardens need a few more weeks to rest.

“We have acres and acres of parkland,” said South Orange Deputy Village Administrator Peter Travers, “and our recreation department is programming every square inch of it. We have high volume of usage. …But great assets take investment, and investing in parkland is costly.”

“It’s amazing to see what a teenager’s mind can do with Shakespeare’s stories,” said CHS Shakespeare Festival advisor & teacher Stephen MacPherson.

Pride Center of Montclair and EDGE NJ, Hosts First-of-its-Kind Book Fair on Transgender Day of Visibility.