TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A neighbor of 450 Pascack Road cannot purchase two small township-owned properties abutting his property at least until township negotiations for 450 Pascack move further along, which the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Following a unanimous Planning Board approval of the 66-unit Viviano American Dream Estates single-family and townhome development, the board must vote on a resolution of approval.Officials will then […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A second public hearing on Franklin Court Management LLC’s 44-unit inclusionary rental development on Van Emburgh Avenue, which includes two market-rate single-family homes, is set for the Planning […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The new year likely will be a happy one for local volunteer firefighters, ambulance crews, and residents alike, according to the town’s Emergency Services Building architect, who predicts […]
MONTVALE—An average district taxpayer will have to pay about $325 more per year for “likely” 25 years under a $29.4 million school bond referendum that aims to add classrooms and […]
Correction: Due to a reporting error we gave an inaccurate account of the vote. Looking back at the meeting video, we revised this web story on Oct. 4. We apologize […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A nearly $200,000 soil remediation effort to remove 950 tons of contaminated soil at the former DPW headquarters is scheduled to begin Oct. 4, said Mayor Peter Calamari […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A proposed measure to mandate new review and notice requirements on Township Council development projects — spurred by residents’ issues with the new Emergency Services Building — was […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Mayor Peter Calamari told the council Sept. 20 that Bergen County officials were expected to give final approval to the long-awaited Pascack Road–Washington Avenue intersection improvement project with […]
RIVER VALE—While the full local tax impacts of River Vale’s proposed $13.3 million bond issue for its long-discussed Public Safety Complex have yet to be revealed by officials, one resident […]
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