Bergen County registered voters have the option to cast their ballots early for the 2024 General Election, with nine days of early voting available from Saturday, Oct. 26, through Sunday, […]
PARK RIDGE—A wealth of local movers and shakers, in happy modesty, converged on Borough Hall on Tuesday, Oct. 22 for a night of recognition and giving as Mayor Keith Misciagna […]
EMERSON—Emerson Junior High student actors and crew will bring the stage to life with “Romeo to Go,” Jonathan Rand’s quick-witted adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” on Nov. 1 and […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Woodington Players of Westwood Regional High School present Little Women, adapted for the stage by playwright John Ravold from Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel. This staged production follows […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Approximately 2,000 new affordable housing units must be constructed across the Pascack Valley’s eight towns over the next decade, from July 2025 to June 2035, according to fourth-round affordable […]
HILLSDALE—In a brief Zoom meeting on Oct. 23, the Borough Council approved several key items, including a leaf recycling contract, funds for a group home project, and a contract for […]
NEWARK—Port Authority Police Officer John M. Cortazzo, a Montvale resident who died from a 9/11-related illness after his heroic efforts during the rescue and recovery mission at Ground Zero, will […]
HILLSDALE—Last Friday night, the Pascack Valley Panthers and River Dell Golden Hawks squared off once again to settle who would take home the coveted 2024 Rumble for the Rail trophy. […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—The borough is standing firm against allowing right-hand turns at Parkway Exit 171, reaffirming a 1984 legal agreement that requires the borough’s unanimous consent for any changes. The Borough […]
17 October 2024 James Carone, Executive DirectorNew Jersey Turnpike AuthorityPO BOX 5042Woodbridge, NJ 07095-5042 RE: Request for Re-evaluation of Turn Restriction at GSP Exit 171 [Editor’s note: Woodcliff Lake strongly […]
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