TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Town officials hope to hear from police department and public works (DPW) representatives at their next meeting, Oct. 2, before making a decision on which of three proposed […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A township councilwoman voiced concerns Sept. 18 over an engineering proposal to pipe and cover an “unnamed tributary” that runs behind at least four Meisten Street homes, wondering […]
MONTVALE—Two themes appeared to stand out in both the incumbent Republican and challenging Democratic mayoral candidates’ campaign literature: development and community. Both candidates have their own views on the topics, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Some half-dozen residents provided suggestions to township officials Sept. 18 to help improve safety and ease traffic congestion during drop off and pick up times at Washington Elementary […]
MONTVALE—If you like picking your own strawberries, you might find a visit to the borough’s soon-to-be-acquired 8.4 acres of farmland to your liking. Mayor Michael Ghassali told residents at the […]
EMERSON—Borough officials said they hoped to obtain no less than $199,000 from an unused pool of Community Development Block Grant funds to allow them to install an elevator at the […]
EMERSON—An Oct. 16 trial date is set to hear a lawsuit filed in June 2020 by the Borough of Emerson against its redevelopment partner — and the redeveloper’s countersuits — […]
RIVER VALE— Although several residents questioned Township officials about the extra $6 million in bonding required for the long-awaited Public Safety Complex — with one resident charging citizens are not being […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The township’s consulting architect presented three new options for upgrading the police department facilities Sept. 5. Options range from approximately $1.5 million, to expand onsite space, to more […]
HILLSDALE—Parents and taxpayers are invited to attend a forum on Thursday, Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. at George G. White Middle School where district officials hope to explain detailed renovation […]
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