Voters across the Pascack Valley delivered a mix of continuity and change on Nov. 4, re-electing several Republican incumbents while giving Democrats key wins in Woodcliff Lake and what remains […]
PARK RIDGE — Republican incumbents Gregory Hoffman and Bruce Goldsmith won re-election to the Borough Council on Nov. 4, defeating Democratic challengers Thomas M. Greco and Lynda Nettleship-Carraher, according to […]
MONTVALE — This year’s Borough Council race was uncontested, with incumbent Republicans Timothy E. Lane and Christopher A. Roche returning to office. Lane received 2,315 votes and Roche 2,311, according […]
EMERSON — Republican incumbents Nicole Argenzia and O’Neil Ellis held their seats on the Borough Council in the Nov. 4 general election, defeating Democratic challengers Michael DeOrio and Jose Organ, […]
HILLSDALE — Two Borough Council seats were on the line in one of the tightest races in the Pascack Valley, where Democrat Christopher C. Camp appears to have secured one […]
WESTWOOD — Republican incumbents Beth Anne Dell and Robert Bicocchi were re-elected to the Borough Council on Nov. 4, defeating Democrats Kyle C. Lagatol and Kathryn M. Mundhenk, according to […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON — Mayor Peter Calamari won a third term and his Republican running mates, Thomas J. Sears and Daisy N. Velez, retained the two available Township Council seats […]
BY JACOB FISCHLER – NOV. 7, 2025 WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Agriculture told states Friday it was releasing full November funding for the nation’s major food assistance program that helps 42 million […]
WESTWOOD—Eight downtown property interests, represented by Herold Law P.A., appeared Monday night to oppose Five Dimes Brewery’s bid to update its 2020 site-plan and use-variance approvals—but it was not their […]
MONTVALE—Starting 2026, the last remaining fields once farmed by the DePiero family for more than a century will again flourish with crops and flowers, thanks to a newly approved lease […]
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