WOODCLIFF LAKE—After more than a year of meetings, debates, surveys and public input at 12 committee meetings and six Planning and Zoning Board meetings, the Planning Board voted March 15, […]
EMERSON—Scores of friends, family and fellow officers crowded Borough Hall council chambers March 15 to celebrate as the Emerson Police Department promoted three officers, including one captain and two lieutenants. […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—One councilman voted against an ordinance that mandates visible house numbers, saying he opposed it over freedom concerns. Ordinance 22-05, requiring visible house and building numbers “to be […]
MONTVALE—Four of the six baseball/softball fields at the Memorial Drive Athletic Complex are planned for infield upgrades this summer, based on a planned contract with Colliers Engineering and Design up […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The township is applying for full reimbursement of its $800,000 anticipated cost to purchase the 6.4-acre former Washington Township Swim and Recreation Club to the county’s Trust Fund […]
MONTVALE—A public hearing is set for March 29 on final approval of a proposal to construct 25 low- or moderate-income units on a 3-plus-acre borough property on Summit Avenue. The siting, […]
WESTWOOD—It might be called an infamous claim to fame: the self-described Hub of the Pascack Valley may soon host the Garden State’s sole surviving Kmart discount store, in Westwood Plaza […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The cost of the new emergency services building, taking shape on Washington Avenue and tentatively scheduled for move-in this spring, has increased by at least $216,785, about 4% […]
HILLSDALE—A councilman on the borough’s Economic Development Committee has reported on several new ideas toward boosting commerce, increasing foot traffic and safety, and creating more dining options downtown. In a […]
MONTVALE—A split Pascack Valley Regional Board of Education failed to pass an updated school employee vaccination policy at the Feb. 28 meeting, a move that leaves the original policy in […]
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