NUTLEY, NJ — It was a familiar way to celebrate Memorial Day, with parades, banners and palpable patriotism. But it wasn’t last May, it was almost a century ago, and all captured in the film, “Nutley 1918.” Played for only the second time before a public audience at the Nutley Public Library on April 12, “Nutley […]
NUTLEY, NJ — For 12 students, all members of the Nutley High School Patriot Club, honoring the sacrifices made by those in the U.S. Armed Forces is important. This dedication prompted them to take part in a wreath-laying ceremony earlier this month in Washington, D.C. The wreath-laying ceremony involved placing a wreath on the Tomb of […]
NUTLEY, NJ — The doors to the former Hoffman-La Roche site were temporarily opened to the public for a two-week lecture series, priming the public for what is slated to be the next one-stop hub for leisure, business, education and housing. After the Switzerland-based Hoffmann-La Roche pharmaceutical company closed its doors, PB Nutclif I LLC, a […]
ESSEX AND UNION COUNTIES — The multimillion-dollar plan to mitigate major flooding along the Rahway River has reached the final approval stage and, to help move the project along, the review process has been transferred to the New England District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, officials said. “It’s not uncommon for work to […]
NUTLEY, NJ — A federally recognized agency has given its approval to the medical school currently proposed for the former Hoffmann-La Roche site in Nutley. The school, if it is opened, will be the only privately owned medical school in the state. This approval provides a big step forward for the project, according to the two […]
NUTLEY, NJ — A federally recognized agency has given its approval to the medical school currently proposed for the former Hoffmann-La Roche site in Nutley. The school, if it is opened, will be the only privately owned medical school in the state. This approval provides a big step forward for the project, according to the […]
WESTFIELD, NJ — A half dozen activists seeking guarantees against deportation of those brought illegally into the United States as children were arrested at U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance’s office in Westfield on Feb. 5, the latest in a series of protests at the lawmaker’s district headquarters. The six, comprised of religious leaders and their followers, […]
NUTLEY, NJ — When Seton Hall University’s application to build its medical school at the Marylawn of the Oranges site in South Orange fell through, the university was forced to find another option. The university and partner Hackensack Meridian Health have since leased two of several buildings on a site that spans Nutley and Clifton. […]
NUTLEY, NJ — After losing her husband to a rare form of appendix cancer, Tammi Trible turned to Relay for Life to honor her husband’s fight against the disease. In its 12th year, Trible’s organized team, “Walking In Faith,” will again participate in Nutley’s Relay For Life. “Relay For Life of Nutley is a life-changing event […]
NUTLEY, NJ — Prism Capital Partners, the real estate investment company that purchased 116 acres left behind following the departure of the Switzerland-based, Hoffmann-La Roche pharmaceutical company, is asking the Nutley and Clifton communities what they want to see fill the empty remains. Calling the site ON3 for its proximity to Route 3, the five buildings […]