The Columbus Massacre
When Christopher Columbus set foot on the islands of the Caribbean in 1492, he encountered thriving societies — the Taíno
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Feeding You Lies
When Vani Hari released Feeding You Lies, it sparked both curiosity and controversy. Known widely as the “Food Babe,” Hari
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Basketball Hub for Youth in Brooklyn
A new chapter for Brooklyn basketball officially began in early September with the unveiling of a sleek training complex in
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Cognitive Decline with Age
Aging is a natural process, but for many older adults, it brings challenges that extend beyond physical changes. One of
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Racism According to Professor Julius A. Doyle
Julius A. Doyle has spent his career confronting one of America’s most enduring challenges: racism. As a university professor and
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Montclair Jazz Festival 2025
The close of summer in New Jersey doesn’t mean the end of vibrant outdoor gatherings, and nowhere was that more
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Humility in the Kingdom
By Reverend J. Loren Russell Matthew 18:1-4 NKJV “At that time the disciples came to Jesus, saying, ‘Who then is
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Five Key Lessons: Strengthening Pathways to Financial Health
Financial health is the cornerstone of strong communities—enabling people to purchase homes, start businesses, achieve their dreams, and contribute to
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Montclair’s Jazz Festival, Saturday, Sept. 13
There are summer music festivals that cost hundreds to attend. Only Montclair can claim bragging rights to the region’s largest
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13th Annual Ray Murphy Men’s Health Night
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children’s Hospital of New Jersey, an RWJBarnabas Health facility, hosted over 450 attendees from
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