HILLSDALE—Former town business administrator Christopher Tietjen, who resigned in January 2022 after serving nearly two years to take a similar position in Wayne, has decided not to take the temporary […]
EMERSON—Borough department heads, including police, public works, and ambulance corps officials offered preliminary budget proposals Feb. 4 during a special budget workshop prior to future introduction of a 2023-2024 municipal […]
EMERSON—Borough officials heard presentations Feb. 7 from two regional emergency dispatch centers — and appeals from four local dispatchers — as the mayor and council considered options to reduce increasing […]
HILLSDALE—Montvale Mayor Michael Ghassali was hired as neighboring Hillsdale’s newest borough administrator effective Feb. 21, at a starting annual salary of $140,000, and rising to $150,000 by year three of […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A March Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing date is possible on a new site plan application by Apple Montessori Schools to build a 154-student preschool on the former […]
HILLSDALE—Should the $82.7 million bond referendum to replace George G. White Middle School be approved on March 14, a financial adviser told an online forum Jan. 26 that it was […]
HILLSDALE—Should the upcoming $82.7 million bond referendum to replace George G. White Middle School be approved on March 14, a financial adviser told an online forum Jan. 26 that it […]
HILLSDALE—Borough officials were taken aback recently to discover that should the $82.7 million school bond referendum pass in March, it will reduce the borough’s available bonding capacity by $24 million […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Zoning Board of Adjustment authorized an independent traffic study Jan. 24 of the proposed 17,000 square-foot-plus retail complex called “4 Seasons Marketplace” proposed at the Pascack-Washington intersection, […]
PARK RIDGE—Borough Council members voted, Jan. 16, to table a Republican-led resolution to terminate the employment of the borough’s administrator, but noted that contentious issue is likely to be raised […]
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