Community Voices
COMMUNITY VOICES: ‘Elect a Bipartisan Council’
To the editor: I am a 45-year resident of Hillsdale, a senior citizen, and former mayor. I probably know as much about the town finances as anyone. I agree that […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: Loveriches for Always Westwood
To the editor: As Election Day quickly approaches, we wanted to take a moment to urge all Westwood residents (18 and over) to please exercise your right to vote! And […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: Reelect Mayor Rendo
To the editor: I am a lifelong Democrat and I proudly support Woodcliff Lake’s Republican Mayor Carlos Rendo in his bid for reelection and here’s why. Local elections and politics […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: Reelect Roberta Hanlon
To the editor: I am writing in support of my long-term friend and colleague Roberta Hanlon. This letter is my opinion and is not a representation of the opinion of […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: Bayley for Downing, Dinallo
To the editor: As we enter the final stages of this year’s campaigning, I would like to take this opportunity to endorse our Democratic candidates in Emerson, Brian Downing and […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: Fenwick, Cozzi, Nathanson for Park Ridge
To the editor: I am writing to endorse the Republican team of Fenwick, Cozzi, and Nathanson. This team appreciates the desire of residents to maintain a small-town community while also […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: McGuire, Argenzia for Emerson
To the editor: Emerson is a relatively small suburban town that has been facing massive—perhaps unprecedented—change in the past few years. A highly controversial redevelopment project was pushed through by […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: Birkner ‘a different kind of leader’
To the editor: Politicians often promise to unite people across party lines, but very few can honestly say that they’ve actually done it. Westwood Mayor John Birkner Jr. can. Days […]
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COMMUNITY VOICES: ‘Setting The Record Straight on Taxes’
To the editor: On Sept. 30 Pascack Press ran a letter from an Emerson resident that made several false and misleading claims that are campaign talking points of Assembly members […]
Back in Time
THIS WEEK IN LOCAL HISTORY: Woodcliff’s First Borough Meeting
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—This week 125 years ago, on Oct. 16, 1894, Woodcliff had its first council meeting—at the home of the borough’s first mayor, Samuel Burrage Reed. Back in August, […]