Bloomfield HS boys hoops falls to Irvington

Bloomfield HS boys hoops falls to Irvington

BLOOMFIELD, NJ — The Bloomfield High School boys basketball team fell to Irvington High School, 62-52, Tuesday, Jan. 23, at home in a Super Essex Conference—Liberty Division game. Freshman Sean Perrotta had a game-high 18 points for the Bengals, who moved to 6-10 overall and 1-7 in the division. Junior forward Talan Bacote had 11 […]

Irvington man is Gov. Murphy’s guest

Irvington man is Gov. Murphy’s guest

An Irvington resident who served prison time for drug trafficking was among those invited to Gov. Phil Murphy’s state of the state address. Ulysses McMillan was sentenced to 22 years for drug trafficking while carrying a firearm. When he was released from prison, he met former Gov. Jim McGreevey and enrolled in New Jersey Reentry […]

Bloomfield HS swim team makes waves at Essex County Championship meet

Bloomfield HS swim team makes waves at Essex County Championship meet

BLOOMFIELD, NJ — The nascent Bloomfield High School boys swim team made a powerful statement at the Essex County Championship meet at Jersey Aquatic Center in New Providence on Monday, Jan. 15,  placing eighth overall.  Senior captain Aly Breikaa was second in the boys 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard backstroke. The 200-yard relay set a new […]

Police investigate fatal shooting of Irvington man

An Irvington resident was fatally shot on the street in Newark. The Essex County Prosecutor’s Office Homicide/Major Crimes Task Force is investigating the fatal shooting of Ty’Shad Campbell, 27, of Irvington, according to Acting Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens II and Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Fragé. On Jan. 14, at 4:25 a.m., police […]

Play examines brotherhood, estrangement and ideological divide

Play examines brotherhood, estrangement and ideological divide

Luna Stage will host the world premiere of “RIFT or White Lies,” a play about the relationship between a progressive writer and his white supremacist brother. Two brothers–one a progressive novelist, the other a convicted murderer and high-ranking member of a white supremacist prison gang–are united through their traumatic childhood. Now adults, these men navigate […]

ECC president looking to close gaps

ECC president looking to close gaps

By Trey Williams Special to The Record-Trascript New Jersey is home to nearly two million immigrants and refugees. There is, however, significant inconsistency in the educational attainment of immigrant communities, particularly in Essex County. The percentage of Immigrants who have completed high school is 86% but only 36.7% pursue higher education. In Newark, with a […]