Wednesday
May 20, 2009
Booker endorses DiVincenzo
Foreclosures hit local economy
Case against Ari’s killer mysteriously silent in halls of justice
Old Police Station Named One of Ten Most Endangered Historic Sites in NJ
Jefferson School principal leaving
Saturday
May 16, 2009
Montclair Art Museum considered selling portrait of its founding member
Millburn superintendent of schools retiring
Friday
May 15, 2009
Flu like symptoms require seven day absence from school
Maplewood forced to layoff three cops
Low spending equals low turnout in local elections
Thursday
May 14, 2009
Legendary blues guitarist Hubert Sumlin is in town May 16
Chef’s Night in Maplewood raises money for charity
News-Record coverage of Pure Progress victory in South Orange
Wednesday
May 13, 2009
Search on for new South Mountain principal
Pure Progress candidates win in another landslide
Vote Count Percent Dale I. FAVORS 699 12.09% Mary WASHINGTON-NIEVES 767 13.27% Stephen STEGLITZ 736 12.73% Michael GOLDBERG 1,206 20.86% Janine BAUER 1,226 21.21% Nancy GOULD 1,144 19.79% Write-In 3 0.05% Total 5,781 100.00%Patch story | NY Times Local story | Star-Ledger story (# permalink)—7:21 am
Millburn greenlights Trader Joe’s, PetSmart
Environmental tests on DeHart field indicate no dangerous toxins
Friday
May 8, 2009
Job cuts and salary reductions at the Star-Ledger
Facing a continuing decline in advertising revenues, The Star-Ledger announced today it will reduce employee salaries and no longer cover the entire cost of employee health-care plans.Tip to gain readers: Maybe lighten up on those pop-up ads? Read story. Via Star-Ledger. (# permalink)—8:13 am
County passes $693 million budget
Thursday
May 7, 2009
Maplewood police sue Maplewood police chief over promotions
MaplewoodOnline caption contest
South Mountain principal Gibbons pledges to fight on against BOE and superintendent Osborne’s irrational and unpopular decision
Maplewood lays off 3 police officers
Wednesday
May 6, 2009
Will Johnny Cokes get justice? What’s it to you, pal?
Van Gogh likely did not cut his own ear off
According to a new book, the painter Vincent van Gogh did not slice off his left ear in a fit of madness and drunkenness in Arles in December 1888. His ear was severed by a sword wielded by his friend, the painter, Paul Gauguin, in a drunken row over a woman called Rachel and the true nature of art.Not local, but interesting. (# permalink)—6:17 am
Seven charged, two arraigned on complaints by Rev. George’s wife
Tuesday
May 5, 2009
Grand jury to hear fatal car crash case
Hundreds turn out to ask BOE what they’re thinking by firing popular, effective principal
Millburn, rabbi file dueling suits over house of worship
Parents urge BOE to save popular, effective principal’s job
Popular principal not re-appointed
Columbia High School graduate Mark Rudd’s book reviewed in NY Times
Monday
May 4, 2009
Maplewood Garden Club 72nd Annual plant show
The Strollers present The Philadelphia Story
Maplewood farmers market staying put on Springfield Avenue
Ready for more news about news?
Folk singer Pete Seeger’s 90th birthday celebrated in Maplewood
Saturday
May 2, 2009
Proposed changes in Master Plan would raise height requirements for structures in downtown Millburn
Is Principal Tom Gibbons being ousted?
Thursday
April 30, 2009
NJ awaits confirmation of seven cases of swine flu
usan Walsh, deputy commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, said all seven of the state's probable cases had "travel associations" with Mexico and California. None of the seven patients was hospitalized, Walsh said. She declined to say where they are from, other than "across the state." She also said none of New Jersey's probable cases involved schools.Read more. Via Star-Ledger. (# permalink)—7:20 am
Race takes center stage at event sponsored by Community Coalition on Race
Wednesday
April 29, 2009
Lawsuit accuses Maplewood police chief of manipulation
Police Chief Robert J. Cimino allegedly manipulated promotion procedures and the Township Committee created a law to ensure a Cimino favorite became a captain, a civil lawsuit claimed. Those represent just some of the allegations raised by Vincent J. Cuozzo and Michael J. Mault, both lieutenants who have worked for more than 20 years in the department. They feel they were passed over for promotion improperly.Read story. Via News-Record. (# permalink)—7:39 pm
Short Hills resident indicted for exporting nuke intel for South Korea
Yun is quoted in one e-mail as boasting that he has been "the largest one-stop supplier" of sensitive military and similar equipment for South Korea for the past 30 years.Read all about it. Via Star-Ledger. (# permalink)—3:16 pm
NYTimes Local artist series: Sarah Petruziello
Tonight is CHS in Action night
The main floor hallways of Columbia will be lined with tables filled with the accomplishments of the many CHS clubs and teams. Sports teams display their trophies and pass out game schedules. The clubs each demonstrate their own activities; for example, the quiz bowl holds a mock tournament and the astronomy club invites the community to look through the school’s treasured telescope, in the astronomy tower.Read more. Via MOL Blogs. (# permalink)—7:38 am
South Orange House Tour: Tale of Two Pool Tables and Seven Homes
The biannual event, a benefit for the South Orange Historical and Preservation Society, provides curious neighbors as well as architecture buffs from the region an indoor/outdoor exploration of residences that they would not ordinarily get to see. The Saturday tour, timed perfectly to coincide with the peak blooms of daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, cherry trees, and magnolias is open to the public between 11 and 4. A donation is required.Read more about the May 2 event Via MOL Blogs. (# permalink)—7:33 am
On the banning of nuts
According to a letter that went home to parents last week, Dr. Anjelica Allen, the principal of [Marshall] school, has a peanut allergy. Recently she was sitting next to a colleague who was eating peanut butter and went into anaphylactic shock. Thankfully, the principal has recovered, as I understand, but in response to this incident, the school went into food lock down. The school is now peanut-free.Read more. Via NY Times Local. (# permalink)—7:24 am
NJ has worst air in the nation
But the methodology used by the ALA--taking the worse readings from monitors in different counties in each state--has been called too "absolutist" and too generalized by some critics to assess the overall health impact on the public.Read story. Via Star-Ledger. (# permalink)—7:20 am
"They assume the entire county has the same air quality as the place where the monitoring station is. If you have perfect compliance you get an "A," if not, you fail," said Ken Greene of the American Enterprise Institute.
Tuesday
April 28, 2009
Maplewood First Aid squad needs $60,000 to stay open
Monday
April 27, 2009
Video of Maplewood’s spring open market
Pamela Means at the Underground May 2
Pamela Means is touring in advance of a new album release of acoustic originals, in anticipated follow-up to both Pamela Means Jazz Project, Vol. 1, "Top 10 Album of 2007" (muruch blogspot), in which, "Means takes her rightful place among contemporary superstar jazz vocalists such as Cassandra Wilson and Norah Jones" (Curve Magazine); and the preceding politically-provocative Pamela Means release, Single Bullet Theory, named 2004 "Outmusic Outstanding New Recording."Read more. Via MOL Blogs. (# permalink)—6:02 am
Bat saga: Reverend says his sons were in danger
Maplewood fire department medical call fees likely to rise
Fire on train tracks in Newark create ongoing delays for riders
Maplewood bike swap to be held May 2nd at Orchard Park
