PARK RIDGE—Bruce Goldsmith and Gregory Hoffman were sworn for new three-year terms before a packed council chambers at town hall at the Jan. 6 annual Borough Council reorganization meeting. Legislative […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE — Democratic Councilmembers Nicole Marsh and Benjamin Pollack were sworn in for new three-year terms, and Republican Joshua Stern was unanimously elected council president for a second consecutive term, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Republican Mayor Peter Calamari was sworn into his third consecutive four-year term as mayor, and reelected incumbent Republican councilor Daisy Velez took her oath of office at the […]
TENAFLY—It’s a 1930s winter in this scene that looks at the Tenafly railroad station. Just look at those old cars! Today the Tenafly station stands as a historical gem in […]
NORTHERN VALLEY—Cantor Nitza Shamah has served Temple Sinai of Bergen County in Tenafly since receiving her cantorial ordination from Hebrew Union College’s Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music in 1991. […]
HILLSDALE—Kevin Donatello said he was “nominated and unanimously voted by the Board to serve as President of the Board of Education” at the board’s annual reorganization meeting. “I’m really grateful […]
HILLSDALE—Mayor Michael Sheinfield swore in two newly elected councilors — Republican Anthony DeRosa and Democrat Christopher Camp — at a busy Jan. 6 Borough Council reorganization meeting. Both also received […]
EMERSON—“Mrs Emil Buerk of this village is gaining a reputation as an up-to-date woman of nerve and prowess,” began the New York Herald on Jan. 12, 1896. The story comes […]
MONTVALE—The Borough Council unanimously approved Theresa Cudequest as council president for 2026, replacing Timothy Lane, at the borough’s annual reorganization meeting Jan. 1. At the meeting, reelected councilmembers Christopher Roche […]
WESTWOOD — More than 100 people gathered Sunday afternoon, Jan. 11, along Washington Avenue in front of Veterans Park for a vigil honoring Renée Nicole Good, 37, a Minneapolis woman […]
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