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November 30, 2025
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2025 Township of Washington Mayor and Council unofficial results
Pascack Press

Fends off DeSena, Stamatopoulos: Calamari wins third term as mayor

November 9, 2025 John Snyder

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 […]

The entrance to a Big Lots store in Portland, Oregon. (Stock photo by hapabapa/Getty Images)
Emerson

Full November SNAP benefits to be issued by Trump administration despite shutdown

November 7, 2025 Pascack Press

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 […]

Five Dimes Brewery, at 247 Westwood Ave., occupies the former L.N. Grand 5 & 10 Cent Store, a longtime downtown landmark. The brewery, which opened in 2021, quickly became a hub for local music, community gatherings, and craft beer enthusiasts. (Courtesy photo)
Community Voices

Objectors spill into Five Dimes variance update; hearing carried to Dec. 1

November 7, 2025 John Snyder

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 […]

Jeffrey Piatt, founder & owner of Montvale Landscaping, drives guests of all ages young at heart around Montvale’s 8.4-acre farm in his 1935 Farmall during the borough’s Oct.18 Town Day at the Farm festivities. Photo credit: John Snyder.
Montvale

A borough’s happy harvest: D’Agostino Landscaping to operate 8.4-acre DePiero site; town garden planned

November 7, 2025 Michael Olohan

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 […]

300 Chestnut Ridge Road Redevelopment Plan, Block 602 Lot 1.
Pascack Press

Land Use Board to review 370-unit redevelop plan Nov. 13

November 7, 2025 Michael Olohan

WOODCLIFF LAKE—The Land Use Board will review the proposed 21-acre mixed-use redevelopment of the former BMW property at 300 Chestnut Ridge Road on Thursday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. in […]

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Election

Pascack Valley local, regional school board tallies

November 7, 2025 Michael Olohan

PASCACK VALLEY VOTERS decided six contested local school board races — along with a Westwood seat on the Westwood Regional School District Board of Education — on Nov. 4. School […]

A new driveway for Department of Public Works vehicles takes shape at the Bethany property in this Nov. 1 photo. A final public hearing on the plan to lease space from the church is scheduled for the Monday, Nov. 10 council meeting. (Photo by Mike Olohan)
Pascack Press

Work on DPW at  Bethany ongoing; lease approval Nov. 10

November 7, 2025 Michael Olohan

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Construction is underway behind Bethany Community Center on the township’s proposed new Department of Public Works (DPW) storage site, with final council approval of the 18-month site lease […]

The Union Chapel of Etna, the first church built in Emerson, in the early 1900s. The first service was held 125 years ago this week.
Back in Time

Emerson church predates borough

November 7, 2025 Kristin Beuscher

EMERSON—The first church in Emerson held its inaugural service 125 years ago this week. At the time, the village, which was part of the Township of Washington, had about 450 […]

The new public safety complex takes shape on Rivervale Road in River Vale. A late 2025 or early 2026 opening is likely, officials say. Photo by Mike Olohan.
Pascack Press

Safety complex work in home stretch; by the numbers

November 7, 2025 Michael Olohan

RIVER VALE—Approximately 71% of the under-construction Public Safety Complex’s $750,000 contingency fund to handle unanticipated construction expenses was spent by the end of October, according to resolutions approved as part […]

Local shelters and rescues say they are stretched to the limit as the federal shutdown deepens, leaving some families unable to afford food or veterinary care for their pets. (Courtesy photo / Pet ResQ, Inc.)
Northern Valley Press

Animal rescues, food pantries feel strain as shutdown deepens

November 5, 2025 John Snyder

As the federal government shutdown stretches into its fifth week, Bergen County’s food pantries are not the only ones struggling to keep up with growing need. Animal rescue groups say […]

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