TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Employees of the Department of Public Works are working out of an “open tent in a confined yard,” according to DPW Director Daniel Scudieri, who urged the council […]
MONTVALE—The Borough Council and mayor commended the police department for its successful efforts in enforcing DWI laws, catching shoplifters, and deterring criminal activity borough-wide at the Jan. 9 council meeting. […]
TENAFLY—Presbyterians trace their church roots back to Scotland and Northern Ireland, and that heritage is alive and well at Tenafly Presbyterian Church, led by their Scottish pastor, Rev. Dr. Martin […]
PARK RIDGE—A new police chief, new police officer, two returning councilmen, and a slew of promotions and appointments in the fire department, along with dozens of mayoral appointments to boards […]
WESTWOOD—There flourishes a tree in Veterans Park that has seen more kisses than your average mistletoe, and it just notched a major accolade. Known affectionately as “The Kissing Tree,” this […]
WESTWOOD—The Westwood Volunteer Ambulance Corps (WVAC) has released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting its volunteer-based emergency medical services and underscoring the importance of recruiting new members to sustain its vital […]
HILLSDALE—The Hillsdale Board of Education shared significant updates on the progress of the George G. White Middle School renovation project in a Jan. 14 letter to district families, highlighting achievements […]
HILLSDALE—The white stuff accumulated in rising drifts on Saturday, Jan. 11. Snow? No, Styrofoam. In a scant two hours that day, more than 80 cars showed up downtown to deliver […]
PARK RIDGE—Mayor Keith Misciagna began the new year with heartfelt reflections on recent milestones and losses within the community and beyond. The mayor paid tribute to former President Jimmy Carter, […]
HILLSDALE—A disciplinary hearing will likely be held soon for police chief Sean Smith, following council’s unanimous hiring, Jan. 14, of a retired Superior Court judge to serve as the hearing […]
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