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LEARN ABOUT GARDENING, NATURE, BIRDS, BUGS, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER

A variety of programs are being offered at the Essex County Environmental Center during the month of Januaryu that will teach children and adults about nature and help them gain a greater … more

12/30/18

NJ TRANSIT AWARDED FEDERAL GRANT MONEY FOR POSITIVE TRAIN CONTROL

NJ TRANSIT has been awarded a grant of more than $6.5 million from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) to install Positive Train Control (PTC) equipment on 33 new multilevel cab cars. Earlier … more

12/30/18

Montclair Seniors in Taxis is Discontinued

Due to lack of taxi company options, the Seniors in Taxis program will discontinue in 2019. The township of Montclair sent a notice out today, and noted that they are brainstorming to try to come up … more

12/27/18

United Way of Northern New Jersey Women United, Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey, Millburn High School United Way Club, United Way board of trustees members, United Way staff and community volunteers hosted 25 homeless girls during a holiday event at United Way’s Montclair building. The girls were treated to craft making, cookie decorating, hot chocolate, lunch and games. Photo credit: United Way of Northern New Jersey

United Way and Girl Scouts Help Homeless Girls

United Way of Northern New Jersey Women United and Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey came together on December 8 to bring holiday cheer to some 25 young girls experiencing homelessness. The … more

12/26/18

Lacrosse Registration Now Open in Nutley

Commissioner Mauro G. Tucci has announced registration for the 2019 Lacrosse Season. Lacrosse is considered one of the fastest growing team sports in the U.S. This exhilarating sport combines … more

12/26/18

Twas the Night Before Christmas

Clement Clarke Moore's poem, "A Visit From St. Nicholas," was published for the first time on December 23, 1823 by The Sentinel in New York City. Since then, the poem has been reprinted, translated … more

Clement Clarke Moore | 12/24/18

A view of a Gingerbread House from previous year.

ESSEX COUNTY EXECUTIVE DIVINCENZO PRESENTS AWARDS IN 14th ANNUAL SUSTAINABLE HOMES AND HABITATS GINGERBREAD CONTEST

Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. presented awards to the children and families who participated in the Essex County Environmental Center’s 14th Annual Sustainable Homes and Habitats … more

12/24/18

PSE&G Customers Can Now Ask Alexa… … to Pay Bills, Get Billing Information and More

Alexa – Amazon’s voice-activated technology that has taken the world by storm – has come to PSE&G customers. Thanks to the new Alexa skill, customers can make payments, ask billing questions, … more

12/23/18

(L-R): Prisca Anuforo, DNP, executive director of the Kean University School of Nursing, Kean Lecturers Chrysanthe Patestos and Donette Walker, DNP, and Neal Rosenberg, Ph.D., dean of the University of Detroit Mercy College of Health Professions, at the AACN Baccalaureate Education Conference in New Orleans

Kean University Nursing Faculty Bring New Curriculum Nationwide

Three Kean University nursing faculty members created a new nursing education model that is being introduced across the nation. Lecturers Chrysanthe Patestos and Donette Walker, DNP, and School of … more

12/21/18

Rutgers Student Gives Father The Gift of Life

Laura Allen always knew her father had only one kidney, a condition present from birth. As a child, she promised he could have one of hers, if he ever needed it. “I said it as kind of a joke,” … more

Rutgers Today | 12/17/18

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