RIVER VALE, N.J.—Hoping to get an accurate count of deer population “calling” River Vale home, Township Council members approved an aerial deer survey April 22 that will provide a local […]
TRENTON—A state Department of Education spokesperson said April 26 that “more details need to be worked out” before $100 million in approved grant funds are made available to help get […]
Two of 52 former New Jersey Boy Scout leaders identified as alleged sexual abusers of boys—one from Emerson and one from Old Tappan—were publicly named in a list that the […]
Following an 80-minute closed session, the City Council voted unanimously April 16 to suspend City Manager Edward Hynes “indefinitely” without disclosing any reason for the suspension, based on advice from […]
After nearly a year of discussion and delay, the City Council introduced an ordinance April 16 to provide a “residency preference” for hiring in the city police and fire departments. […]
ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—An upcoming June meeting in Englewood will attempt to “develop a regional approach” to deer management among public officials countywide due to a lack of a comprehensive effort to […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—While one state agency was at long last approving a 1.5-mile Nature Trail around Woodcliff Lake Reservoir, the state’s environmental agency was walking back two previously approved grants, […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.— A 17-year police veteran was promoted to lieutenant in the Woodcliff Lake Police Department in a Borough Council ceremony April 15 at the Tice Senior and Community […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—An applicant proposing to build a 60-unit multifamily complex at 188 Broadway was asked at the March 26 Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing to conduct additional traffic studies […]
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—A traffic engineer for a proposed two-story, 72-bed assisted living facility planned at 184 Central Ave. told Planning Board members April 10 that the facility will “essentially have […]
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