TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A township advisory committee focused on traffic flow around Washington Elementary School during school drop-off and pick-up times—a longtime safety concern—hopes to meet with Westwood Regional school officials […]
PASCACK VALEY—Some of Pascack Valley’s 55,000-plus registered voters have started voting in the Nov. 7 General Election where statewide 40 state Senate seats, 80 state Assembly seats, and numerous seats […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Several Township Council members sounded the alarm about noise concerns Oct. 16 expressed by residents while they were out visiting local neighborhoods during election season. At least three […]
PASCSCK VALLEY—Five of six local school board races in the General Election Nov. 7 are contested in Pascack Valley towns, with one town’s school board uncontested, and a highly competitive […]
HILLSDALE—Scores of residents — including from sports and recreation teams — pressed the Borough Council Oct. 10 to improve recreation fields for teams’ and youngsters’ access to safe and well-maintained […]
HILLSDALE—Hillsdale’s schools superintendent said the three middle school renovation options presented at an Oct. 5 forum were based on what residents told the district they wanted done, including saving George […]
PARK RIDGE—The borough’s engineer has furnished a frequently asked questions document about the Nov. 7 public referendum over a $15 million-plus plan to dredge Mill Pond. One highlight: The pond’s […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE —Two-term Republican Mayor Carlos Rendo and his two running mates hope to make a dent in the now all-Democratic Borough Council on Nov. 7, facing off against Democratic […]
HILLSDALE—More than a dozen businesses attending the first quarterly Business Breakfast at Borough Hall on Sept. 28 have agreed to form a local chamber of commerce that should help bolster […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Town business administrator Mark DiCarlo confirmed on Oct. 2 that a “significant sinkhole” has developed west of the crest of the hill on Washington Avenue, past Van Emburgh […]
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