When the seven members of Montclair’s Township Council were sworn in on the first of July and took their seats at the dais, they represented a complete turnover for Montclair’s governing body. They were elected on the promise of transparency, or at least normalcy, after years of high
To Nancy Erika Smith, a familiar culture has taken root in the Montclair government.
Bruce Morgan’s suspicions that he was being watched began, he says, with small double takes when he would arrive in his Montclair Municipal Building office in the morning — a disquieting sense that the room was not quite as he had left it. A wastebasket perhaps not in its usual
With the debut of Torch of Montclair, an online nonprofit magazine, we begin from this place — that the mission of high-level journalism and storytelling is to lift people and places out of caricature. How will we achieve that? By rejecting received wisdom, avoiding easy labels and finding layers to stories
To Nancy Erika Smith, a familiar culture has taken root in the Montclair government.
Bruce Morgan’s suspicions that he was being watched began, he says, with small double takes when he would arrive in his Montclair Municipal Building office in the morning — a disquieting sense that the room was not quite as he had left it. A wastebasket perhaps not in its usual
With the debut of Torch of Montclair, an online nonprofit magazine, we begin from this place — that the mission of high-level journalism and storytelling is to lift people and places out of caricature. How will we achieve that? By rejecting received wisdom, avoiding easy labels and finding layers to stories