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Council sinks short-term amenity rentals
HILLSDALE—The Borough Council majority on June 13 dinged Mayor John Ruocco for a history of naysaying — and now giving a second, knives-out State of the Borough address. It also […]
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Council to override ‘grandstanding’ veto on M&C raises
HILLSDALE—Mayor John Ruocco moved to veto three provisions of Ord. No. 23-11 that provides for annual stipend increases for the mayor, council members, and qualified purchasing agent, calling the raises […]
Community Voices
BOE considers George White school next steps — another referendum?
HILLSDALE—School officials said efforts will continue through the summer to move forward on concerns raised at a June 1 resident forum on the recent $82.7 million school referendum defeat. And […]
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Update: Horváth, seeking gavel, regroups as write-in candidate
HILLSDALE—Councilman Zoltán Horváth told Pascack Press that despite being disqualified to run on the Independent ballot line in November’s election, under the state’s Sore Loser Law, he is fighting on. […]
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150 combined years of service: HFD’s Durst, Becker, Durie lauded at 50-year milestone
HILLSDALE—Three illustrious volunteer firefighters were honored May 21 by their district’s state Senator and Assembly members, plus Hillsdale’s governing body, for selfless dedication and public service for a half-century of […]
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‘Sippy Poo’ barbecue corrals big bucks for Fisher House
HILLSDALE—Scott McDowell, born and raised in Hillsdale and now living in Woodcliff Lake, has for the past several years been running a barbecue for Fisher House Foundation, which builds comfort […]
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Joan’s Joy final annual yard sale June 24
HILLSDALE—After 17 years holding one of its most prominent community fundraisers, the Joan’s Joy Foundation host its last yard sale on Saturday, June 24 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. […]
Back in Time
Hillsdale kids of 1935 onward, upward
HILLSDALE—Hillsdale’s eighth-grade graduating class numbered 28 when this commencement photo was snapped in June 1935. The kids attended what was then called the Hillsdale Public School. Located at Hillsdale and […]
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Update: County clerk nixes Horváth’s Independent mayoral bid on ballot, cites state’s ‘sore loser law’
HILLSDALE—Bergen County Clerk John Hogan ruled June 15 that councilman Zoltán Horváth’s mayoral bid as an Independent candidate on the November ballot is not allowed under the state’s Sore Loser […]
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Looking at Horváth on ballot for mayor: Republicans challenge his Independent stand under state’s sore loser law; Elections Division will decide June 15
HILLSDALE—A number of prominent local Republicans are challenging councilman Zoltán Horváth’s filing to run on the Independent party ballot line as a mayoral candidate following his unsuccessful bid to qualify […]