EMERSON, N.J.—Mayor Danielle DiPaola, a Republican who inherited Democratic predecessor Louis Lamatina’s agreements for a major mixed-use redevelopment project downtown, told the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce on Jan. […]
WESTWOOD, N.J.—Mayor Ray Arroyo was optimistic at the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce annual mayors breakfast Jan. 29, noting, “I know folks are concerned about empty storefronts—losing L&N Grand […]
MONTVALE, N.J.—Council President Douglas Arendacs filled in for Mayor Michael Ghassali at the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce mayors breakfast Jan. 29, first delivering a positive financial health report […]
WESTWOOD, N.J.—Approximately two dozen members of the valley business community turned out to the annual Breakfast with the Greater Pascack Valley Mayors on Jan. 29 at the Iron Horse Restaurant. […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—A $700,000 contribution agreement with the Fairways at Edgewood developer to help fund municipal improvements—likely a new Public Safety Complex—was approved by four council members at the Jan. […]
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—A third Planning Board hearing Jan. 8 on a proposal to build a 229-unit mixed-use development at 200 Old Tappan Road—including 40 affordable units—raised concerns on two unresolved […]
HAWORTH, N.J.—After more than four months in jail and two months of waiting since his release on bail Christmas Eve, journalist and human-rights activist Omoyele Sowore, a Haworth resident, is […]
NEW JERSEY—A new Energy Master Plan that includes seven key strategies and a greenhouse gas reduction plan to make New Jersey 100% reliant on “clean energy” by 2050 was put […]
CLOSTER, N.J.—In February 1930 Kitty Oliver and Wilbert Clarke wed in their hometown of Closter. The ceremony took place in the AME Zion Church, where the two were parishioners. Potted […]
HARRINGTON PARK, N.J.—The Harrington Park Public Library will host an exhibit of watercolor prints by resident artist and teacher, Holly Ciccoricco, from Feb. 1–29. The exhibit features prints from […]
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