TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Township Council requested its tax assessor to obtain estimates for a total township property reassessment in 2024, with bids to encompass a complete assessment followed by a […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Council President Michael DeSena says the council needs to consider less costly options for a proposed new DPW facility, and that added recreational fields in town—possibly at the […]
HILLSDALE—School board members are expected to vote, Feb. 12, to approve a $61 million question that they hope to put before voters in a Sept. 24 referendum to renovate and […]
WESTWOOD—Newly minted councilwoman Lauren Letizia, substituting for Mayor Ray Arroyo, says the borough is experiencing more traffic and more visitors, while fearing the local impacts of a proposed state law […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Robin Malley, a longtime Realtor and two-decade member of the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce, which was founded in the 1970s, was honored for her decades of dedication […]
PASCACK VALLEY—“Mayor Mike” — as he’s known to many of his Montvale residents — told fellow mayors and business leaders at the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce’s annual mayors’ […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Township of Washington Mayor Peter Calamari says the year’s top municipal priorities include approving construction of a new facility for the DPW and expanding the police department’s space at […]
PASCACK VALLEY—River Vale Mayor Mark Bromberg said at the annual Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce Breakfast With the Mayors on Jan. 24 that the township has “numerous shovels in […]
WESTWOOD—Nine area mayors and a new councilwoman headlined the annual Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce mayors breakfast at The Tavern at The Iron Horse in Westwood on Jan. 24, […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Emerson Mayor Danielle DiPaola, speaking at the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce Breakfast With the Mayors on Jan. 24, said developments to watch in 2024 included the recent […]
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