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An undersized auditorium/cafeteria is just one of the problems seen at George G. White Middle School that Hillsdale Public Schools aims to correct, with voters’ help, in a special election on Sept. 17. The district is eager to answer voters’ questions at a Zoom session on Aug. 7 and at the next Board of Education meeting, Aug. 26 in the multipurpose room of Meadowbrook School. Via hillsdaleschools.com/vote 2024.

Voter forum on Geo. White: Hillsdale gets bond referendum Zoom session Aug. 7

August 4, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—One of the last public opportunities to ask questions and voice opinions on the school district’s $62.4 million George G. White Middle School renovation referendum runs this Wednesday, Aug. 7, […]

Stonybrook pool membership dips; $1M gross revenue seen

July 28, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—Councilwoman Abby Lundy reported on July 16 that membership registration at Stonybrook Swim Club & Pool is “slightly down” this year. Lundy noted that revenues are down by “just under […]

Via hillsdaleamb.org: The Hillsdale Volunteer Ambulance Service is comprised of well-trained, professional members from your community. With fast response times and a round-the-clock duty schedule, residents of Hillsdale and its surrounding communities never have to worry about delays or deterrents to care. Patient care is the top priority of every member of HVAS.

Combined paid/volunteer ambulance service proves quicker

July 28, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—Two top officials of the Hillsdale Volunteer Ambulance Service reported to the Borough Council that the new “combined” workforce of paid and volunteer workers has significantly decreased emergency response times, […]

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Questions as council passes six off-agenda resolutions

July 28, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—The Borough Council on July 16 approved six resolutions not listed on its public meeting agenda. Only one councilman, immediate past mayor John Ruocco, objected to the last-minute resolutions. It […]

Carefree frolics at a summertime favorite

July 28, 2024 Kristin Beuscher

HILLSDALE—This week we go back to the 1960s with vintage snapshots of Stonybrook Swim Club in Hillsdale. Back then, it was a private swim club complete with cabanas and a […]

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Artificial turf vs. grass on Memorial Field; DPW renovations bear down on December deadline

July 28, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—Councilman John Ruocco and local environmental advocate Fred Rubel on July 16 raised more questions about the health and safety concerns of installing artificial turf versus natural grass on Memorial […]

What you might pay in modernizing George White school

July 6, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—School district officials confirmed that after incorporating about $18 million in state aid and a recent debt payoff, the average homeowner will see a tax increase of about $70 per […]

A new look for old George G. White Middle School

State aid comes through for George G. White

June 25, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—School trustees have accepted a state Department of Education letter confirming the district will receive slightly over $18 million in state aid—an increase over the anticipated $16 million—should residents approve […]

DPW Buildings Planned for Upgrade; Salt Shed at WCL

June 22, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—Under pressure to move DPW offices and vehicle parking back to the borough by year’s end, when their lease expires, borough officials announced plans to assess and improve the existing […]

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Council clears funds for improvements

June 22, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—The Borough Council approved a $2.7 million capital ordinance on June 11 that devotes $1.8 million to improvements for athletic and recreation fields, although the ordinance does not specify what […]