From the South Orange-Maplewood School District: Notice is hereby given to the general public that a public meeting will be held VIRTUALLY at 6:00 pm on the evening of June …

Maplewood Police Officers responded to the report of a robbery of a student in the Columbia High School West Parker Avenue student parking lot at 8:21 a.m. Monday, June 2. …

Both candidates also have support from current and former Township Committee members.

“Maplewood is lucky to have a leader like Max Kravitz stepping up. We talk about the next generation of leaders. The hope our youth bring. Let’s finally give this next generation a voice in government and a chance to lead.” 

“Collins-Colding would bring rich lived experience, diversity of thought and empathy to Township Committee,” writes Deputy Mayor Herman.

Already a seasoned community volunteer at age 20, Kravitz supports dedicated bike lanes to support road safety, strengthening the arts, improved digital information infrastructure and creating more affordable, middle income and senior housing.