By Randy Neumann Most of the change we think we see in life is due…
Category: News
‘SCRAPPY’ CHRISTIE TALKS TO “FIGHTERS’ IN LYNDHURST
By Anthony J. Machcinski Despite a postponement due to a scheduling conflict and then, a…
Trailers done but still empty
By Ron Leir KEARNY – The temporary portable classrooms at Kearny High School are,…
Nutley ‘tanning mom’ headed for grand jury
By Jeff Bahr The case against Nutley’s infamous “tan mom” Patricia Krentcil was referred…
There’s more to this tractor-trailer at Clara Maass than meets the eye
By Jeff Bahr High-tech minimally invasive surgical procedures require high-tech training that is ever-evolving. Receiving…
Bump in the road for guidance counselor
By Ron Leir KEARNY – ‘Bumping” is a process that occurs when a public employee…
Will Housing Authority ever get a new boss?
By Ron Leir HARRISON – For nearly two years the Harrison Housing Authority has been without…
JohnClaude still open for business
By Anthony J. Machcinski Despite “For Lease” signs on its front windows, JohnClaude Exclusive Catering is…
Going for a ‘spin’ will get easier
It’ll be easier for customers to tote laundry to and from a Belleville laundromat now that…
Around Town
Kearny • The Kearny School district will present a townwide jazz concert on Wednesday, June 13,…
Optimize your employee benefits plan
By Randy Neuman In this time of corporate downsizing and restructuring, many people find themselves…
News from the Belleville Police blotter
June 7 Officers responded to 313 Union Ave. at 4:50 p.m. on a stolen vehicle report.…
Nutley Police happenings
June 6 At 7:15 p.m. police stopped a vehicle with an expired registration on Franklin Ave.…
DAWN OF A NEW ERA
By Anthony J. Machcinski A beautiful spring day greeted a small crowd who witnessed the…
Not easy being green
By Ron Leir LYNDHURST – Lyndhurst may like to call itself “Bear Country” but, unlike…