Daughters of Israel expansion moving forward after settling builder’s remedy lawsuit
After a three-year legal battle, Daughters of Israel’s plan to expand its senior-care facility in West Orange with a five-story building appears to be moving
‘Unveiled26’ Exhibition: Painter Jenn Malone & Photographer Maria Savidis-Markatos
Now through Nov. 8, Malone and Savidis-Markatos are among the 70 artists in a group show at SOPAC called UNVEILED26, juried and designed by painter and curator Jeremy Moss. The show is a preview of next month’s Studio Tour SOMA.

Edison Museum Curator Gives Talk on Inventor’s Contribution to Railroad Industry
David Vago gave a presentation at the October meeting of the Tri-State Railway Historical Society called “Thomas Edison and the Railroads” where he discussed the inventor’s lesser-known contributions to the railroad industry.

A new free trolley tour explores Newark’s Forest Hill Historic District
The new trolley tour, which was free of charge, was the idea of Tim Hooey, who moved to Forest Hill five years ago and quickly became a champion of its history.
What Do We Mean to You?
The decline of local news has left residents in the dark about the decisions and developments that affect their daily lives. The Four Oranges, a 501c3, was founded to fill that void.

HOME DESIGNED BY EAST ORANGE’S FIRST BLACK ARCHITECT FOR SALE IN ESSEX FELLS
The home, built in 1957, is currently owned by architect and preservationist Frank Gerard Godlewski, who has become a champion of Bowser’s career.

IS THERE A SOLUTION TO WORSENING STREET PARKING PROBLEM IN ORANGE AND WEST ORANGE?
The problem is only getting worse as towns nearby witness a surge in new construction.

How the fight for Maplewood’s first-ever bike lanes became a political campaign
Ceperley’s push for bike lanes on Parker Avenue converged with helping Congresswoman Analilia Mejia’s campaign during the past year — he considered a run for local office.

The Film Society Fighting to Save Maplewood Theater
The Maplewood Theater has always found a way to survive when so many small town movie houses. Now, the future is uncertain.

THE INNOVATOR BEHIND TINY GALLERIES HAS BIG PLANS FOR SMALL ART
It seems that everywhere they pop up – there are now six galleries across Montclair and Glen Ridge – people can’t get enough of it.




































