PARK RIDGE—Mayor Keith Misciagna wrote “to my Park Ridge family” on Aug. 13 with a message touching on his family’s thoughts at the end of summer vacation “as we prepare for my youngest son to […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Mayor Peter Calamari was happy to share on his Facebook page his impressions of the BStreetBand’s Aug. 13 concert at Memorial Field. The music — and cheers — belting far into the neighborhoods […]
WESTWOOD—The mayor and Borough Council congratulated the 10U girls summer travel softball team as champions, giving each player a certificate of achievement, and provided updates on the pandemic and memorial signs and benches at its […]
WESTWOOD—The fighting young ladies of the Westwood Softball Association’s 10U summer travel team drove their steamroller of a regular season into an unusual postseason win, but it’s one they’re entitled to revel in. With hard-charging […]
EMERSON—Mayor Danielle DiPaola says she has several people interested in the Borough Council seat just vacated by first-term member Carl Carbo, and notes that the incumbent has served the borough honorably and will be missed. […]
PASCACK VALLEY—The first trip of Emerson and Westwood’s shared senior bus service commenced from Emerson Borough Hall to the ShopRite of Emerson on Aug. 4, with Westwood Council President Beth Dell, Emerson Mayor Danielle DiPaola, […]
MONTVALE—The Pascack Valley Regional Board of Education laid out the district’s plans for the coming school year at a retreat on Aug. 4, amid a new wave of Covid-19 in New Jersey and a national […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Amid critiques of the Township of Washington’s new two-story emergency services building, which is taking shape on Washington Avenue, one councilman said roofing problems at the project were not unique in the Pascack Valley. […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Township of Washington lacks not a bit for beloved pet and working animal companions, but a particular cat, horse, and guinea pig are the winners of the Township of Washington Public Library’s […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—An applicant engineer speaking at the Planning Board addressed concerns about a long-planned 44-unit inclusionary development off of Van Emburgh Avenue at a first hearing, of some three hours, on Aug. 4. A […]
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