Flooding persists on Berthoud Street; borough investigates
PARK RIDGE—Amid last week’s torrential rainstorms — complete with unusual hail in parts of the Pascack Valley, and related power outages for thousands — one Park Ridge business owner saw […]
PARK RIDGE—Amid last week’s torrential rainstorms — complete with unusual hail in parts of the Pascack Valley, and related power outages for thousands — one Park Ridge business owner saw […]
EMERSON—The Borough Council approved a “developer’s agreement” July 6 with Emerson Redevelopers Urban Renewal that provides specific guidelines for project development — including its 29 affordable housing units — on […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Councilmembers hoped to have the architect for the new emergency services building—under construction on Washington Avenue near the current firehouse—appear at the July 12 council meeting to answer […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Of the three remaining easements needed before Bergen County can set the Pascack Road–Washington Avenue intersection project on its 2021 schedule, one was approved June 21 and the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Mayor Peter Calamari said June 24 that he believed the township budget could support buying both the 6.4-acre Washington Township Swim Club and the 3-acre mostly wooded parcel […]
PARK RIDGE—A crossing guard who helped safely cross students thousands of times over 51 years of service was honored by the Park Ridge Police Department June 23 during a ceremony […]
PASCACK VALLEY AREA—While Pascack Valley’s eight municipalities will gross nearly $7 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to be paid out in 2021 and 2022, the first piles of […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Dr. Frank Romano III of Washington Township was selected, 6-0, as Westwood Regional School District Board of Education president at the June 30 meeting. The move allows communication […]
WESTWOOD—An Emerson motorist traveling southbound on Lafayette Avenue in the wee hours June 21 lost control of her car around the bend at Ridgewood Road and crashed through a fence, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Approximately 950 tons of soil will be excavated from two areas at the former Department of Municipal Facilities building, and those areas backfilled with clean soil as part […]
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