Although reform to OPRA is needed, said Township Committee Member Vic De Luca, government transparency advocates are concerned that the bill goes too far.

Earlier this month, the Maplewood Democratic Committee passed resolutions in support of office block…

Charter changes — finally approved by the state legislature — are now in effect in South Orange, altering the name of the township, elected officials and some staff, and allowing the town to move municipal elections from May to November, among other updates.

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The award-winning historic documentary — produced by two Maplewood/South Orange women — tells the story of real-life African American pioneer, Clara Brown.

From Photographer Julia Maloof Verderosa: Happy Spring! Birds are singing, leaves are greening, flowers…

Supporters of CHS Principal Frank Sanchez, who has been charged with simple assault & child endangerment, read portions of a “review of opinion” that said Sanchez had not violated district Affirmative Action policies or engaged in behavior unbecoming a public school official.

“…at this point, we are well beyond trimming fat from our budget. We are cutting into bone,” said Gilbert.
Meanwhile, at Monday’s BOSE meeting, Business Admin. Eric Burnside defended himself and his office against accusations of mismanaging funds.

The leak occurred due to construction work at Dunnell & Baker by a PSE&G contractor, according to Maplewood officials.

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