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| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | New York |
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Search ArticlesLongtime Montclair Bakery, Deli Has Big Expansion Plans in a Historic District
A rendering shows proposed plans for Nicolo’s Bakery & Deli at in Montclair as viewed from the Corner of Baldwin Street and Glenridge Avenue. The Historic Preservation Commission will consider an application Wednesday, July 15, 2026, to demolish two existing buildings on the site.
Big Expansion Plans Proposed for Longtime Montclair Bakery, Deli in Historic District
A rendering shows proposed plans for Nicolo’s Bakery & Deli at in Montclair as viewed from the Corner of Baldwin Street and Glenridge Avenue. The Historic Preservation Commission will consider an application Thursday, July 16, 2026, to demolish two existing buildings on the site.
Construction Underway To Replace Montclair’s Label Street Bridge
Construction work to replace the Label Street Bridge is underway. (RODRIGO TORREJÓN/MONTCLAIR LOCAL) Essex County is completely replacing a nearly century old bridge in Montclair, officials said. Construction is underway at the Label Street bridge, a small stretch of the street that runs over a tributary of the Second River, known by most as Toney’s Brook.
Last-Minute Summer Camps in Montclair With Spots Still Available (Sponsored)
Still looking for a summer camp? You’re not too late. If your summer plans changed, you waited to register or you’re just hoping to squeeze in a few more weeks of fun before school starts, there are still great camp options available. Several local summer camps are still accepting registrations, with programs ranging from sports and STEM to arts, outdoor adventures and more. Check out the sponsored listings below to see which local camps still have spots available this summer.
Maplewood Bars ICE from Township Property, Resources, Records
A view of Maplewood’s town center beyond the train trestle. The Maplewood Township Committee approved the Maplewood Immigrant Trust Act and a separate ordinance that outlined restricted and private areas on Maplewood property at the July 7 township committee meeting. (MONTCLAIR LOCAL) Maplewood officials approved its version of the Immigrant Trust Act, an ordinance that will block federal immigration agents from township property and resources without a judicial warrant.
Where to Watch the World Cup Final: Watch Parties in Montclair and Essex County
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ 06/30/2026 2026 FIFA WORLD CUP: FRANCE AGAINST SWEDEN: Supporters celebrate at New York-New Jersey Stadium after the final whistle during the FIFA World Cup match. (PHOTO BY IRISH MALIBORSKI/ MONTCLAIR LOCAL) Soccer fans from around the world will turn their eyes to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on Sunday, July 19, for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. But you don’t have to make your way into the stadium to be part of the excitement.
Montclair Council Vacancy Draws Interest as Candidate Packets Become Available
Councilor-at-Large Bill Harrison, left, and Mayor Renee Baskerville at the Tuesday, March 24, 2026, town council meeting. Petition packets for people seeking to run for the at-large seat became available for pickup at the town clerk’s office starting July 10.
Montclair Jazz Festival’s Soundcheck Series Continues July 14 With Michele Rosewoman and Orrin Evans
The Montclair Jazz Festival’s Soundcheck Series returns Tuesday, July 14, with another evening of free live jazz at Wellmont Arts Plaza. The summer concert series continues its celebration of the places that shaped jazz, spotlighting the musical traditions of New York, Newark and Philadelphia. The evening features performances by Michele Rosewoman and Quintessence and acclaimed pianist Orrin Evans, two acts representing the past, present and future of jazz.
Montclair Library Panel to Explore Desegregation of Township’s Public Pools
“A Deep Dive into the Desegregation of Montclair’s Pools: A Panel Discussion,” will be held Thursday, July 16, at 2 p.m. at the library. Registration is requested. (MONTCLAIR PUBLIC LIBRARY) Residents can learn about the history of how Montclair’s public swimming pools became open to all township residents during a panel discussion at the Montclair Public Library this week.
Montclair Restaurant News: Sam’s Table Collab Dinner, Pig & Butter and Another Bakery
Hungry for the latest Montclair food news? Here are a few restaurant updates to put on your radar—from Pig & Butter’s debut to a special dinner at Sam’s Table and new vendors at Lackawanna Station. And yes, we’re getting another bakery. Chef Sam Stymest Chef Damon Wise Sam’s Table is returning to where it began for a special one-night dinner. On Sunday, July 26, Chef Sam Stymest will reunite with Chef Damon Wise for a six-course Chef’s Tasting Dinner in the Stymest family backyard.