Matt Kadosh is the Managing Editor at TAPinto.net - Local News and Digital Marketing. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, education, and social issues, with a particular focus on Newark, New Jersey, as well as themes related to architecture, planning, and animal care. Matt's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, and Montclair Local.
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By: Matt Kadosh
About 10 residents, who addressed Montclair’s town council on Monday, called for the resignation of the First Ward counselor after the mayor filed a police report claiming he hurled expletives at her and singled her out in a threatening way during a closed-session meeting.
By: Matt Kadosh
“We are reaching out to contractors now to see who has the earliest availability to come restore the road for safe travel as soon as possible,” township spokesperson Matthew Amaral said on Thursday morning.
Bruce Morgan first sued Montclair Township in June when he claimed high ranking officials stripped him of his affirmative action duties and launched a “campaign of retaliation” against him.
By: Matt Kadosh
Drivers parking in Montclair will once again have feed the meters or face fines starting Monday, Jan. 6. It follows five weeks of free parking town wide, an annual holiday tradition that township officials last month considered cutting.
By: Matt Kadosh
Council members and the firm they hired to conduct the search interviewed three candidates during the closed-door Zoom meeting, according to Deputy Mayor Susan Shin Andersen, who said more interviews will follow.
The owner of a Montclair car wash claims in a police report that Fourth Ward Councilor Aminah Toler abused her government authority.
By: Matt Kadosh
A growing chorus of residents are calling for First Ward Councilor Erik D’Amato to resign after he hurled expletives at Mayor Renee Baskerville.
A symbol for the liberation of Black people will fly on Montclair Township property four times this year under the town council’s decision Tuesday.
By: Matt Kadosh
Attorney Nancy Erika Smith, of Montclair, is representing Battalion Chief and Capt. Steven Marshalleck and Capt. Makkari Sampson in the suit.
An 80-year-old passenger suffered minor injuries when the driver of a 2013 BMW backing out of a sloped driveway lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a house in Parkside Place in Montclair on Thursday, police said.
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