Back in Time
BACK IN TIME: Winter at the Tenafly station
TENAFLY, N.J.—It’s a 1930s winter in this scene that looks at the Tenafly Railroad Station. Just look at those old cars! Today the Tenafly station stands as a prized historical […]
Northern Valley Press
Englewood
Englewood Fire Department Staffing Set With Lawsuit Still Pending
ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—Englewood has agreed to maintain fire department staffing at 49 firefighters—five more than the current roster—for the duration of a three-year $607,000 Federal Emergency Management Agency grant, while pending […]
Harrington Park
Booker Suspends Year-Long Presidential Effort
After a nearly year-long campaign to make headway in the Democratic Presidential primary, Harrington Park native and U.S. Sen. Cory Booker suspended his campaign Monday, Jan. 13, citing a lack […]
Alpine
Hearing on Suez’s Surcharge Plan For Customer Lead Removal Jan. 21
HACKENSACK—A proposal to replace customer lead service lines—and impose a surcharge of up to 85 cents per month on water bills for 200,000 customers in Bergen and Hudson counties—will be […]
Closter
Closter’s Bot Squad Offers Future Transport Option
CLOSTER, N.J.—A group of young robotics experts—fifth and sixth graders known as the “Bot Squad”—presented council members Jan. 15 with a vision of an environmentally-friendly transportation future for Closter: an […]
Alpine
Bill to End Religious Vaccine Exemptions Delayed
NEW JERSEY—Advocates for a bill to eliminate religious exemptions to vaccines—cited by an estimated 14,000 students statewide—vowed to reintroduce the measure soon after coming up one vote short in the […]
Back in Time
Charlie Brown’s In Old Tappan Was Once Lein’s Grove: BACK IN TIME
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—The Charlie Brown’s restaurant in Old Tappan closed up shop this past week after 40 years at its Old Tappan Road location. (RELATED STORY: Charlie Brown’s Closes, citing […]
Northern Valley Press
Charlie Brown’s Closes: Low Volume, Labor Costs Cited as 40-Year Run Ends
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—Charlie Brown’s Steakhouse and Grill, a local dining establishment popular for nearly four decades, closed its doors Jan. 12, much to the surprise of customers and the borough’s […]
Englewood
Local Volunteer Leading Effort to Ban Styrofoam in Englewood
ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—The Englewood Environmental Commission will be introducing a proposal to ban expanded polystyrene food containers from restaurants, grocery stores, and school cafeterias. Expanded polystyrene (EPS) is the term used […]
Closter
Man in Domestic Incident Charged with Assaulting Officers
CLOSTER, N.J.—A 26-year-old Lodi man was charged with aggravated assault of a police officer and resisting arrest after a Jan. 5 incident inside a High Street residence. The suspect allegedly […]