TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Following the count of provisional ballots Nov. 15, the final vote tallies for mayor showed first-term Mayor Peter Calamari, a Republican, beating back a strong challenge from Independent […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—A special mayor and council meeting will be held Monday, Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. on Zoom to discuss the Broadway Causeway project that recently came in at hundreds […]
HILLSDALE—A councilman on the Economic Development Committee said the committee soon will identify five downtown areas “that could use some sprucing up” as a first step in revitalization efforts. Councilman […]
HILLSDALE—District officials will consider moving forward on a bond referendum in 2023 to replace George G. White School if a potential site across from the middle school on Magnolia Street […]
MONTVALE—More than 80 people took part in the public school district’s $29.4 million bond referendum virtual forum on Nov. 10, in advance of the special election it’s called for Tuesday, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Nearly a dozen parents had made inquiries or opted children out of some health lessons as of Nov. 16, after the Westwood Regional School District wrote K-5 parents and […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—The Borough Council on Nov. 8 tabled a proposed ordinance that would have restricted flag-flying on public property to the U.S. flag and certain governmental flags, prohibiting other flags […]
HILLSDALE—A disagreement between the Hillsdale Soccer Association and borough professionals over whether Centennial Field is safe to play on, since new silt drains were installed to improve field drainage, might […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—The Borough Council voted, 4–1, on Nov. 8 to authorize up to $70,000 — an increase of $20,000 — to complete a circulation and utilities study required to finish […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Faced with much higher than expected bids for improvements to Centennial Causeway, Borough officials told their business administrator Nov. 8 to request a state grant deadline extension so they […]
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