PARK RIDGE—Voters will have a chance to weigh in Nov. 4 on whether they’re willing to commit taxpayer dollars to the future dredging and cleanup of Mill Pond, also known […]
PARK RIDGE—Two Democratic newcomers, Thomas Greco and Lynda Nettleship-Carraher (Park Ridge United), are challenging Republican incumbents Gregory Hoffman and Bruce Goldsmith (Preserve Park Ridge) for two open three-year council seats […]
HILLSDALE—Six of eight Pascack Valley towns feature contested council races this Nov. 4, and Pascack Press reached out to candidates for their views on key themes and local issues. Montvale’s […]
WESTWOOD—Six of eight Pascack Valley towns feature contested council races this Nov. 4. Montvale’s race is uncontested, with two incumbent Republicans unchallenged; River Vale has no local seats on the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—More Pascack Valley-area high school students than ever will be working as poll workers on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 4, in Bergen County, said the Board of Elections […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Township officials are weighing an 18-month lease of a 1.25-acre rear parking lot at Bethany Community Center to store Department of Public Works vehicles and equipment while the […]
MONTVALE—As farms and open fields vanish across the region, Montvale is moving to keep a piece of its agricultural heritage alive by leasing and operating a working farm and farmstand […]
HILLSDALE—School trustees unanimously approved a nearly $33.6 million construction contract Sept. 26 with Dobco Inc. of Wayne for full-scale renovations at George White Middle School and construction of a six-classroom […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Voting in New Jersey’s Nov. 4 General Election is underway in Pascack Valley. Mail-in ballots have gone out — and are already coming back — while in-person early […]
EMERSON—The Borough Council voted Sept. 16 to appoint Republican O’Neil A. Ellis to fill the unexpired term of former Councilwoman Jill McGuire, who resigned in August. The term runs through […]
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