As Mother’s Day approaches and warmer weather invites diners outdoors, brunch season is in full swing across Kearny and North Arlington. Whether you’re planning a celebratory meal for mom, gathering friends for a sunny weekend outing, or simply craving a leisurely late-morning feast, local restaurants are serving everything from elegant eggs Benedict and French toast…
The reviews are in for the renovation of the Kearny High School Hall of Fame. And it is all thumbs up for the refurbishment of the hall that spotlights the achievements of the student athletes, coaches, and contributors of the current school since its inception more than 100 years ago. The spanking-new Kearny…
Kearny Museum's walls are about to come alive. This Saturday, the town unveils its first-ever Kearnian Art Show, a vibrant celebration of homegrown talent featuring the work of 36 local artists in a dazzling mix of photography, sculpture, painting, murals, mixed media, and digital art. Hosted inside the Kearny Museum on the second floor…
You don’t need to wonder what’s going on this weekend—we’ve got you covered. From local events to family-friendly activities and community happenings, here’s your go-to guide for what’s happening in and around Kearny. A Best Seller Book Sale will take place this Saturday, May 2, 2026 at the Salvation Army, 28 Beech Street in…
From backyard gardens and sidewalk tables to lively patios and cozy outdoor setups, Kearny’s dining scene comes alive in the warmer months, offering a wide range of cuisines and atmospheres perfect for dining al fresco. Whether it’s craft cocktails and small plates at Q’tal Bar & Grill, family-inspired Mediterranean fare at Torshi,…
Twenty-six years ago, Jenny Paz says, three of her high school classmates veered off a curve in Trumansburg, New York and struck a pole. The driver and both passengers were killed. It’s a preventable tragedy repeated from country roads to highways across the United States. Prom and graduation season is the most dangerous time for…
Kearny came together once again for its annual townwide cleanup this past Saturday, April 18. It was the perfect day for turning a simple act of service into a powerful display of unity, pride and purpose. Organized by Kearny ACES (Advisory Committee on Environmental Stewardship), the goal was clear: bring residents together to remove…
By Edward Kensik Step inside a modest home on a quiet Kearny side street, and you’re immediately surrounded by photos and décor that reflect more than a century of the town’s history—home to a club that remains one of its best-kept secrets. The Arlington Players Club has called Kearny home since 1909, playing…
When Miah Andrade was 7 years old, her parents noticed something unusual—small waves and dots forming on her fingernails. What followed was a two-year search for answers that left the Kearny family frustrated and, at times, dismissed. “We knew something wasn’t right,” her mother, Elizabeth SantaCruz, said. “But again and again, we were told…