The recognition reflects SEU’s more than 125-year commitment to preparing women to lead, innovate, and make a lasting impact.
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.
Essex County honored the 2026 “Irishwoman and Irishman of the Year,” and celebrated “Students of Today, Leaders of Tomorrow.”
The Belleville Historical Society and local veterans will be observing Vietnam War Veterans Day for 2026.
Repairs continue after a large leak caused extensive damage at the Nutley Public Library – here's the latest estimated reopening date.
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“There is no one anywhere in the world who is immune from drug abuse.”
This marks a milestone for the local business that has become known for its elevated retail experience and commitment to cannabis education
Here’s what earned Jamilly Rivera a nod as the department’s latest “Officer of the Month.”
From a Brand Partner: Fairways at Cranford offers peaceful golf course views & easy access to shops, events, and energy of downtown Cranford
“Blessed are the peacemakers… in a world torn apart by war, they embodied unity across faith.”
An Irish flag raising celebration will be held in Belleville. The public is welcome to attend.
“Let's try and raise more than $74,500 this year so we can continue this fight against cancer and kill this miserable disease.”
The library will remain closed “until further notice,” staff said.
Winter isn’t over yet!
The event will take place outside Town Hall.
SEU helps high school students earn college credits early through flexible, accessible Dual Enrollment and Pre-Collegiate programs
New BPD recruits handpick a person they want to pin the badge to their uniform. Giovanni Vinci chose his dad: a former Essex County sheriff.
This officer’s efforts resulted in a significant number of warrant arrests and DUI arrests, Belleville police said.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Belleville and Nutley.
"We honor this moment in history and recognize the diverse roots that helped shape our township."
Thousands of donations lost due to dangerous travel conditions and weather-related disruptions
Do you know a civilian who is a “patriot” in Nutley? The town is seeking nominations for an award that might be a perfect fit.
Check out some of our top stories this week in Belleville, Nutley and Essex County.
When winter weather rolls in, staying active gets tougher, for people and their dogs.
A water main break took place at the intersection of Joraleman Street and Washington Avenue in Belleville on Friday.
A few proactive steps can make all the difference during heating season.
The township is proposing improvements at a local park.
“Placing a wreath on my father's grave, and on others as well, made that remembrance deeply personal and meaningful.”
Dozens of New Jersey residents are currently serving in the U.S. Peace Corps. Here are the “top volunteer-producing states” for 2025.
“These officers have spent months training, studying, and pushing themselves to meet the highest standards of professionalism and service.”
Saint Elizabeth University renews its founding promise to care for every member of its community.
Learn how share events, op-eds and other community announcements on Patch Belleville-Nutley. It's easier than you think!
Millions of wreaths are expected to be set upon the graves of military veterans nationwide on Dec. 13, including in Belleville.
“It is heart-wrenching to see so many local families still struggling.”
A young child collapsed after playing soccer at Planeson Park. Luckily, Susan Asali was at the scene – here’s what happened next.
“Hunger is real in our community, and it’s getting worse.”
Friends of the Nutley Public Library and the Rev. Joseph Anthony Ferraro earned praise for making their community a better place to live.
Time to prepare for the upcoming season, Winterize your Boat, Get your NJ Boat Safety Certificate
The latest class of inductees includes famous musicians, several renowned experts and a legend in the puppetry/special effects biz.
An elected official, a deli and bakery, a police officer and two local organizations are making their communities a better place to live.
The festival will "celebrate the vibrant cultures of Latin America through dance, music and art."
Holy Cross Cemetery Blesses New Harley-Davidson Motorcycles for North Arlington PD
Join us October 11–12 in North Arlington to experience sacred art and explore pre-planning options at Holy Cross Cemetery & Mausoleum.
The Dogtopia Foundation supports veterans with service dogs—while Dogtopia’s daycare services bring joy to pups and pet parents alike.