A man sentenced to life in prison for his role in robberies in East Orange, Irvington and a murder in Newark in 1993 was among those to have his sentence commuted by Gov. Phil Murphy earlier this month. Murphy pardoned 87 people and shortened the sentences of six others on April 8 during a publicly […]
EAST ORANGE — Mayor Ted R. Green on Tuesday announced the launch of the East Orange Ticket Review Program, along with enhancements to the city’s Residential Parking Permit Program. These initiatives are the first public-facing actions under the city’s new Park Easy East Orange strategy, a comprehensive plan designed to bring fairness, modernization, and relief […]
EAST ORANGE, NJ — The city of East Orange rolled out the red carpet for one of its native sons on Monday afternoon, March 10. An unseasonably sunny, warm and bustling afternoon at City Hall Plaza in East Orange with trains running regularly back and forth from New York City and Hoboken on the busy […]
By Mirvetk Tonuzi Special to the Record-Transcript A deep love for reading and a personal connection to libraries inspired East Orange 3rd Ward Councilman Bergson Leneus to partner with the New Milford Public Library to accept a donation of approximately 500 books. These books, gathered during the library’s annual fundraising book sale, were saved from […]
In recognition of Black History Month, the Lincoln Avenue hosted a Black Excellence Pop-Up Shop, supporting small Black-owned businesses. Community School Coordinator Teleisha Brunson put together the event that included 35 businesses, plus raffles, music and networking. Brunson said she hopes to make the pop up shop an annual event.
The City of East Orange kicked off Black History Month with a Fathers Make A Difference Conference that was designed to strengthen fathers, families, and their communities. Held at East Orange Campus High School, the event was jointly sponsored by Mayor Ted R. Green, the East Orange School District, the East Orange Family Success Center, […]
Chaos. The word is being used a lot in local government of late as elected and appointed officials deal with fallout from developments in Washington. “It’s been a week of chaos,” said U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver, a Democrat who represents Irvington, Orange, and West Orange in Washington, during a visit to Orange last week. “It’s […]
The City of East Orange’s Department of Health & Human Services has a new free public health vending kiosk at the firehouse located at the intersection of South Clinton Street and Elmwood Avenue. Developed in partnership with TestandGo, the new vending system offers free, on-demand access to a range of critical supplies, including Naloxone, fentanyl […]
East Orange Campus High School head boys basketball coach Gabe Baltimore has been nominated for this year’s Jr. Knicks Coach of the Year award. Baltimore is a respected and dedicated member of his community, both as a teacher and basketball coach at EOCHS, where his commitment to students and athletes has made a lasting impact, […]
Longtime East Orange resident Inez “Rose” Rosalie Alick Elliot turned 108 on Monday, her birthday serendipitously coinciding with the nationwide observance of Martin Luther King Day. The occasion was celebrated at Pine Acres Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center in Madison, where she is currently living. She was joined by family, friends, staff, and special guests Mayor […]