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On Thursday, April 18th, Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. (center) and the Essex County Division of Community Health joined with the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Team (ADAPT), the Essex County Police Chief’s Association and the Essex County Crime Prevention Officers Association to announce plans for Drug Take Back Day and raise awareness about the dangers of prescription and over the counter drug abuse. Drug Take Back Day will be held in conjunction with the Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Take Back Day on Saturday, April 27th at 16 permanent collection sites and four temporary collection sites at local municipal police departments throughout Essex County. With the County Executive are (from left) Family Connections Executive Director Jacques Hryshko, Essex County Coordinator of Community Health Eileen Fishman, US Health and Human Services Executive Officer Dennis Gonzalez, Essex County Prosecutor Ted Stephens, DEA Special Agent in Charge Susan A. Gibson, ADAPT Coalition Manager Joel Torres, Nutley Public Safety Commissioner Al Petracco, Detective Lieutenant Anthony Montanari of the Nutley Police Department, Nutley Mayor Joseph Scarpelli, Captain Robert Irwin from the Nutley Police Department, Assemblyman Ralph Caputo and Capt. Nick Neri from the Nutley Police Department. (Photo Courtesy of Essex County)
ESSEX COUNTY EXECUTIVE DIVINCENZO AND ADAPT ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR DRUG TAKE BACK DAY ON SATURDAY, APRIL 27th
On Thursday, April 18th, Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. (center) and the Essex County Division of Community Health joined with the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, the … more
A screen shot of a video at the sit in at MHS
Montclair High Students - A Sit-In Honoring Victims of Columbine
Students at Montclair High School are hosting a sit-in today and honoring every victim of Columbine. It’s the 20th anniversary of the tragic and shocking school massacre that is still impacting … more
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Blood Drive Scheduled to Honor Local Resident Saturday, May 4, 2019
Please Schedule Your Next Life-Giving Donation NOW! On Saturday, May 4, 2019 Vitalant Blood Services of New Jersey will be in town to conduct a Nutley Community Blood Drive in honor of resident … more
Montclair Police Department - Blotter 04-16-2019
Montclair Police Department - Blotter 04-16-2019 Arrest: 04-13-2019 (Walnut Street) Ms. Catrina Perkins, 27yoa from Paterson, was arrested on an open warrant out of Newark. 04-14-2019 … more
May Library Programs in Montclair
May programs at the Montclair Public Library has something special for everyone. All children and teen programs are free. Registration begins on April 29 and is required for all programs unless … more
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
An integral part of Alcohol Awareness Month is Alcohol-Free Weekend, April 5-7, 2019, which takes place on the first weekend of April, to raise public awareness about the use of alcohol and how it … more
One Simple Way to Avoid a Stroke: Monitor Your Blood Pressure
The consequences of a stroke can be mild – or tragic – as was sadly the case with 90210 star Luke Perry. While strokes are more prevalent in older adults, an increasing number of stroke … more
ESSEX COUNTY EXECUTIVE WELCOMES STUDENT ARTISTS TO ESSEX COUNTY HALL OF RECORDS
Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. and the Art Educators of New Jersey welcomed 103 students from throughout Essex County to the Hall of Records for the Art Educators of New Jersey … more
See The DECALOGUE in Montclair
Montclair residents will have the opportunity to view THE DECALOGUE, the ground-breaking 1988 film series written and directed by Kristof Kieslowski. These iconic one-hour films influenced a whole … more
Improving TB Treatment—and Survival—in the World’s Poorest Places
Blood-test results remain a gold standard of accuracy when doctors need to determine if tuberculosis (TB) patients are adequately absorbing their medications. Indicators such as the blood levels of … more
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