HILLSDALE—School officials asked approximately a dozen residents Jan. 11 what they thought of a two-part bond referendum question on the lowest-cost middle school renovation option: a $61 million proposal that […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Three-term Republican Mayor Carlos Rendo and his two Republican running mates, council newcomers Julie Brodsky and Josh Stern, were sworn in by former Assemblyman and gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciatarelli […]
PARK RIDGE—The Borough Council voted unanimously in a special Zoom meeting Jan. 9 to hire Colliers Engineering as the borough planner for 2024, after voting against hiring another planner at […]
HILLSDALE—Almost 27 years ago to the day he was sworn in as the borough’s 10th police chief on Jan. 2, Sean Smith joined the police department after serving four years […]
WESTWOOD—Four homes might soon be elevated to protect them from flooding if an anticipated $1 million grant to the borough comes through from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Mayor […]
PARK RIDGE—Three-term Democratic mayor Keith Misciagna and his two Democratic running mates, Robert C. Metzdorf and Michael Mintz, both former councilmen, were sworn in to their new terms at the […]
RIVER VALE—Although no seats for mayor or council were up for grabs last November, the Jan. 2 reorganization meeting featured agenda items approved by the council and the unanimous election […]
MONTVALE—A last-minute agreement between the mayors of Montvale, Park Ridge and Woodcliff Lake to unanimously agree on a judge and prosecutor for Pascack Joint Municipal Court has paved the way […]
HILLSDALE—A new, Democratic, mayor was sworn in Jan. 2 to head an all-Republican borough council with two new members, including a Republican challenger, Clemente Osso, and immediate past mayor, now-councilman, […]
MONTVALE—Republican Mayor Michael Ghassali and two reelected Republican council members were sworn in on Jan. 1, at the Municipal Complex, joining a spate of returning and new professionals sworn in […]
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