August 2022

BOE admin Pouliot gets $155K one-year contract renewal

August 1, 2022 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—The Hillsdale Board of Education approved a new one-year $155,000 annual contract for the school’s business administrator on July 19, reappointing Sacha Pouliot for a one-year term beginning this July 1 and ending June 30, 2023. […]

Scout seeks items for cancer patients

August 1, 2022 Staff

HILLSDALE—Dominick Scozzafava, a Boy Scout in Troop 109, has launched a compassionate Eagle Scout project and seeks your help. “My project’s objective is to make cancer patients as comfortable as possible during treatment. Every donation […]

Westwood pays tribute to Civil War vets with GAR plaque dedication

Pascack Press

May 10, 2024

WESTWOOD—A historic event is set to unfold in the heart of Westwood this Saturday, May 11, at 2:30 p.m. as the town honors its Civil War legacy with a dedication ceremony at American Legion Post [...]

And then came Park Ridge!

Back in Time

May 10, 2024

PARK RIDGE—Last week we discussed the phenomenon of Borough Fever, which saw the Township of Washington break apart into the Pascack Valley’s eight municipalities between 1894 and 1906. Westwood had led the pack, seceding on [...]

Community Voices

Students reach up on Arbor Day

May 10, 2024

HILLSDALE—Hillsdale, renowned for its commitment to environmental stewardship, recently hosted a series of inspiring Arbor Day celebrations that united schools, local officials, and community members in a heartfelt tribute to the town’s canopy. Led by [...]

Montvale

Borough on board with Narcan training

May 10, 2024

MONTVALE—The Borough Council has increased efforts to combat the opioid crisis by throwing its support behind the Bergen County Commissioners initiative that ensures all county and municipal facilities and parks are equipped with Narcan. Officials [...]

Pascack Press

Council intros bond over eroded sanitary lines near brook

May 4, 2024

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Township Council voted 3–2 to introduce an ordinance that bonds for $700,000 to repair erosion around two concrete sanitary manholes on Musquapsink Brook —identified as a “critical sanitary issue” over a year [...]