A Newark-based community organization is now providing daily food deliveries, including fresh produce, to…
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
‘We Can Do a Lot Better’: South Orange-Maplewood Board of Ed Rates Itself
Board President Kaitlin Wittleder said the board rated itself a 2.2 out of 4 — the same as last year and the year before. “We recognize we are South Orange-Maplewood and we can do a lot better than that,” she said.
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Arts & CultureGovernmentSouth Orange
‘Moonlit Movies’ Are Coming to South Orange’s Floods Hill Wednesdays in August
All movies start at 8 p.m.! August 9 – Lightyear; August 16 – DC League of Super-Pets; August 23 – Minions: The Rise of Gru; August 30 – Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.
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GovernmentMaplewoodMillburnSouth Orange
Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver to Lie in State at Essex County Courthouse Friday, August 11
From the Essex County Executive’s Office: Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. and…
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The creation of a newly expanded “community gathering space” is in process at Baker…
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Arts & CultureCommunityMaplewoodSouth Orange
Maplewoodstock Attendees Say Vendor Made Anti-LGBTQ Comments
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MaplewoodPolice and Fire
Maplewood Police: Large Rock Damages Car at Walgreens, Following Altercation
From the Maplewood Police Department: Press Blotter: July 27: Graffiti: On this date MPD…
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
SOMA Parent Complains of ‘Lame Excuses’ & Poor Communication Re: Aftercare Waitlist
The YMCA said it would communicate with approx. 65 families on its waitlist “in the coming days” and that an additional 100 spaces at St. Joe’s would be available in October.
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DevelopmentGovernmentMaplewoodTowns
Maplewood Native Proposes 40-Unit Development at Springfield & Vermont
by Lela Mooreby Lela MooreKen Gold, CHS Class of ’04, will make an informal presentation to the Maplewood Township Committee on September 5.
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GovernmentMaplewoodTowns
‘Fingers Crossed,’ Maplewood 2023 Budget Will Be Adopted in September
by Lela Mooreby Lela Moore“The good news is that we’re still committed to holding our tax rate increase to 3.5%, so none of the important pieces of the budget have changed,” said Township Administrator Patrick Wherry.