TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—On Wednesday, March 23, at approximately 1:21 a.m. the WTPD received a report of an armed carjacking in the area of 150 Pascack Road. According to the department in […]
WESTWOOD—Mayor Ray Arroyo, the Borough Council, the Police Department, and the Volunteer Fire Department were among those remembering the late ex-Westwood fire chief James Mawdsley Sr. with love and respect […]
EMERSON—A former grant writing consultant hired in 2016 and again in 2017 on a six-month contract has filed a lawsuit against Emerson to recoup a percentage of nearly $1 million in […]
MONTVALE—Mayor Michael Ghassali says he, the borough engineer, the Planning Board chairman, and members of the Economic Development Committee met with leadership from KPMG on March 15 and came away […]
PARK RIDGE—The Park Ridge Board of Education honored the district’s fall 2021 sports standouts at its Feb. 28 meeting. Presented by Chris Brown, honors went to: Girls Cross Country – […]
EMERSON—Scores of friends, family and fellow officers crowded Borough Hall council chambers March 15 to celebrate as the Emerson Police Department promoted three officers, including one captain and two lieutenants. […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—After more than a year of meetings, debates, surveys and public input at 12 committee meetings and six Planning and Zoning Board meetings, the Planning Board voted March 15, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—One councilman voted against an ordinance that mandates visible house numbers, saying he opposed it over freedom concerns. Ordinance 22-05, requiring visible house and building numbers “to be […]
EMERSON—Mayor Danielle DiPaola said the total reported positive cases of Covid-19 for January were 315 and the total reported positive cases of Covid-19 for February were 28. Reporting at the […]
PASCACK VALLEY—The League of Women Voters of Northern Valley (LWVNV) invites the public to learn about the League of Women Voters and attend a virtual meet and greet conducted by […]
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