HILLSDALE—Scores of residents — including from sports and recreation teams — pressed the Borough Council Oct. 10 to improve recreation fields for teams’ and youngsters’ access to safe and well-maintained grounds. The pleas followed the […]
HILLSDALE—Hillsdale’s schools superintendent said the three middle school renovation options presented at an Oct. 5 forum were based on what residents told the district they wanted done, including saving George White Middle School, maximizing state […]
PARK RIDGE—The borough’s engineer has furnished a frequently asked questions document about the Nov. 7 public referendum over a $15 million-plus plan to dredge Mill Pond. One highlight: The pond’s accumulation of sediment over 44 […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE —Two-term Republican Mayor Carlos Rendo and his two running mates hope to make a dent in the now all-Democratic Borough Council on Nov. 7, facing off against Democratic former councilwoman Nancy Gross for […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Jennifer Charnow is a coordinator of Hills Valley Coalition For Resilient Youth and the Pascack Hills High School PFA Parent Academy, and is Woodcliff Lake’s Stigma Free representative. A mom of two—Jacob is 19; […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Immaculate Heart Academy observed World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10, helping raise awareness and offering support to those suffering with a mental illness. As part of its commemoration of this day, IHA announced that the New […]
HACKENSACK—County Executive James J. Tedesco III, the Bergen County Board of Commissioners, and the Bergen County Department of Human Services announce the implementation of an Office of LGBTQ+ Services under the Bergen County Department of […]
PARK RIDGE—The Park Ridge Fire Prevention Bureau, with the able aid of the GFWC Greater Pascack Valley Woman’s Club, held the lively annual Peter J. Harkin Babysitters Program on Oct. 2 and 3. Approximately 35 […]
HILLSDALE—More than a dozen businesses attending the first quarterly Business Breakfast at Borough Hall on Sept. 28 have agreed to form a local chamber of commerce that should help bolster borough businesses as well as […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Town business administrator Mark DiCarlo confirmed on Oct. 2 that a “significant sinkhole” has developed west of the crest of the hill on Washington Avenue, past Van Emburgh Avenue, west toward Ho-Ho-Kus, and […]
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