WESTWOOD—Westwood Avenue near Center Avenue was closed in both directions the morning of Monday, Jan. 8 to accommodate what a police spokesperson said was emergency sewer line work for an […]
MONTVALE—Superintendent of Schools Darren A. Petersen reports that beloved Fieldstone Middle School secretary Helen DeGraw is set to retire on Dec. 31 “after an extraordinary 50 years of dedicated service […]
PARK RIDGE—Her career move was inevitable and wonderful. Naturally, residents and others, when the Park Ridge Police Department invited congratulations for its newest officer—also its first female officer, and a […]
EMERSON—Happy birthday and congratulations to Ruth Maceluch, who turned 102 on Nov. 29 and who, on Dec. 5, was recognized with a day in her honor. Mayor Danielle DiPaola posted […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Police Captain John Calamari, sworn in to his current role Jan. 20, 2020, has been tapped to advance to chief, replacing fellow WTPD veteran Richard Skinner, who is […]
MONTVALE—Residents are in gear with Mayor Michael Ghassali’s question, stemming from the Dec. 4 year-end town hall meeting, “Aside from building an over-bridge or under-track tunnel, or combining it with […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The peanut gallery at David’s Bagels on Pascack Road ebbs and flows but this morning’s lineup is typical: WCTV-NJ’s Larry Lifreri holds comfortable court at the front tables, […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Jennifer Charnow is a coordinator of Hills Valley Coalition For Resilient Youth and the Pascack Hills High School PFA Parent Academy, and is Woodcliff Lake’s Stigma Free representative. A […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Immaculate Heart Academy observed World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10, helping raise awareness and offering support to those suffering with a mental illness. As part of its commemoration of this day, […]
NORTHVALE—The Borough of Northvale on Sept. 9 dedicated a memorial to the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks during its annual Town Day at Hogan Park. The area consists of […]
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