Hillsdale
OBIT: John P. ‘Jack’ Sadlon of Woodcliff Lake
John “Jack” Sadlon, 92, of Woodcliff Lake, born in Cliffside Park, passed peacefully on Sept. 17, 2019. Devoted husband of Lorraine for 71 years. Loving father of Janet and James […]
Hillsdale
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Joan’s Joy Sponsors Therapeutic Visit to START II
ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—The Joan Angela D’Alessandro Memorial Foundation—which honors the memory of 7-year-old Joan, murdered by a neighbor in 1973—continues its two-pronged work, both advocating for victims and legislation, while providing positive […]
Alpine
Fight Brews Over Water Surcharge: Consumer Watchdog Says Suez Can’t Bill All Over Lead
NEW JERSEY—An independent state consumer agency is leading a legal battle over Suez North America’s proposed plan to add a long-term increase to all its water customers’ bills to replace […]
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Fall Foreign Films Launch Sept. 30
HILLSDALE, N.J.—The Hillsdale Film Festival Foreign Film Series kicks off its fall season with the Mexican film “Roma,” which will be shown Sept. 30. The schedule for the entire season […]
Hillsdale
Alex Vincent at Haunted Orchards
HILLSDALE, N.J.—Haunted Orchards at Demarest Farm made its successful debut last Halloween season at Demarest Farm in Hillsdale. With Halloween right around the corner, the orchards are beginning to awaken […]
Community Voices
COMMUNITY VOICES: Know your history on Second Amendment
To the editor: What all gun advocates are missing are history and the preamble to the Second Amendment: 1. History. When the American militia fought against the stifling rules of […]
Hillsdale
Hillsdale Council Resolves to Break Up Admin/CFO Role
HILLSDALE, N.J.—The Borough Council is separating the joint borough administrator and certified municipal finance officer position, putting incumbent Jon DeJoseph out of a gig just shy of tenure when his […]
Hillsdale
Fix For Algae? Invention Shows Promise
BERGEN COUNTY, N.J.—With several of New Jersey’s largest freshwater lakes and ponds closed most of the summer—due to harmful algal blooms caused by nutrient-rich stormwater runoff—an invention created and patented […]
Hillsdale
Jerome, of Pascack Valley H.S., is Bergen County Teacher of the Year
HILLSDALE, N.J.—A social studies teacher at Pascack Valley High School was selected Aug. 14 as 2019 County Teacher of the Year for Bergen County by the state Department of Education. […]
Community Voices
COMMUNITY VOICES: Congregants Still ‘Paying It Forward’
To the editor: Sixty years ago a Lutheran church in Brooklyn took out a $35,000 mortgage on their sanctuary for startup money for a congregation organizing in Woodcliff Lake. That […]