TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Township Administrator Mark DiCarlo told the town council in November that he would raise a request for sound barriers on some local streets that abut the Garden State […]
HILLSDALE—A third public forum to discuss the three proposed middle school renovation options—along with yet-unreleased higher annual taxpayer costs for a likely 20-year-bond term as required by the state—was rescheduled […]
HACKENSACK—The County Clerk’s office on Nov. 17 released updated election results for two well-known write-in candidates for mayor in Hillsdale and a seat on the Park Ridge Board of Education. […]
HILLSDALE—A public ceremony to bury the borough’s 125th Anniversary time capsule will be held at noon, Saturday, Dec. 2 in front of police Department headquarters on Hillsdale Avenue. Gerry Beatty, […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Bergen County’s new digital voting machines have some glitches that need to be fixed before the November 2024 General Presidential Election. Also noting the problems on Election Day with […]
PARK RIDGE—Mayor Keith Misciagna, flush with a re-election win on Nov. 7, told Pascack Press that he hoped to revitalize efforts to build a community center after increasing costs had […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Nearly two years after the township purchased the former Washington Township Swim & Recreation Club for $750,000, bondholders—many waiting far longer than that—appear to be receiving their refunds. […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—After nearly a decade of on-again, off-again negotiations between township officials and owners of 450 Pascack Road, a mostly wooded 3.2 acre sliver of property between Ridgewood Boulevard […]
PASCACK VALLEY—The top three Pascack Valley communities in terms of voting percentage on Nov. 7 were Woodcliff Lake, Park Ridge and the Township of Washington—all topping more than 40% voter […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Under a $469,500 contract the Township Council approved October to hire Matina & Son of Hackensack to complete the commuter lot and drainage improvements adjacent to the new […]
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