WOODCLIFF LAKE—Residents should get at least one more opportunity to provide input on a new comprehensive Master Plan update — now costing up to $70,000 — before it advances from […]
MONTVALE—A new voluntary state high school climate improvement survey will be administered to students early next year with final results likely by spring 2022, said the Pascack Valley Regional High […]
Correction: The print version of this story says Holdrum is getting new classrooms; in fact it is getting classroom renovations. Also, we listed Fieldstone school, which is part of an […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Council members introduced an ordinance revision in November to prohibit use of a bow and arrow on private property — although concerns were raised about restricting archery practice and […]
EMERSON—An internet broadcasting service that will allow council to stream meetings “live,” archive sessions online, and provide close-ups of council members and speakers and presenters during public meetings will be […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Following a meeting that included no public comment, the Planning Board voted, 7-1, on Dec. 1 to approve Franklin Court Management LLC’s 44-unit multifamily inclusionary rental complex and […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Emerson Mayor Danielle DiPaola said that her borough had the highest voter turnout of our eight Pascack Valley towns during the Nov. 2 gubernatorial election — and the second […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Police are seeking leads in the wake of a motor vehicle accident on Hampshire Road on Tuesday, Nov. 30, that left a landscape worker unconscious and unresponsive. The […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Before the first major snowstorm of winter arrives, borough officials introduced an ordinance to limit the amount that they will reimburse residents should their mailbox be damaged by a […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Westwood Regional Board of Education voted, 5-4, to allow its members to also serve as officers in volunteer parent organizations — such as PTOs, PSOs, clubs, Little […]
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