WESTWOOD REGIONAL DISTRICT—A trustee’s remarks at a late January school board meeting — tying then-district policy on unvaccinated students to the 1954 court decision that ruled segregation of Black students in […]
EMERSON—Whether Emerson Station’s redeveloper needs to get local zoning approval to construct seven offsite affordable units at 129 Kinderkamack Road — now zoned for commercial and mixed-use multifamily — is […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Residents wishing to preview the borough’s newly updated 2022 Master Plan — scheduled for a Planning Board vote on Wednesday, March 16 at 5 p.m. — can access the […]
RIVER VALE—America’s fastest growing paddle sport, pickleball, will soon be coming to the township’s Mark Lane Athletic Complex thanks to dozens of resident requests and a recent $77,340 Bergen County […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Bids for the Causeway Streetscape Project, which originally came in hundreds of thousands of dollars over previous estimates mainly due to upgraded fencing, are being solicited again but with […]
WESTWOOD—The former police pistol range on a quarter-acre slice of Westvale Park, at Harrington Avenue and Sand Road, will be permanently deeded as open space and converted into a passive […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Approximately $900,000 in emergency appropriations will be used to purchase and install three granular activated carbon vessels for the treatment of man-made toxins, linked to certain cancers and other […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A change order for an additional $30,000 cost from Tekcon Construction, Somerset, to use concrete instead of asphalt on the front driveway apron of the new Emergency Services […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Two consultants hired to perform due diligence studies on the township’s planned $800,000 purchase of the 6.5-acre Washington Township Swim and Recreation Club will be paid a combined […]
MONTVALE—At least a dozen families who previously attended St. Paul’s Episcopal Church have either voluntarily left or been banned from the church and its premises by the pastor, due to […]
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