TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—At the dawn of the 1960s, things were changing fast in the Township of Washington. A postwar Baby Boom and construction surge had brought unprecedented population growth to […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Despite dozens of pleas from residents, parents and students to allow for display of the Pride Flag on district grounds, the Westwood Regional School District board voted, 6–2, […]
MONTVALE—Students at Fieldstone Middle School participated in 3 R’s Day (Respect, Reflect, and Remember Day) on Friday, May 12. This much anticipated event featured speakers from around the world who […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Despite an apology from the Westwood Regional School District board president, Westwood Teachers Association’s president demanded apologies from certain school trustees May 11 that he alleged had painted […]
WESTWOOD—Mayor Ray Arroyo beamed in reporting to residents on May 11 that “Last weekend the sun came out to shine on Westwood Baseball.” He said opening day festivities, scheduled for […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—After six hearings over seven months, the Township Zoning Board of Adjustment voted, 6-1, on May 16 to reject the Four Seasons Marketplace proposal for a 17,100-square-foot retail […]
By BRIANA KEENANFOR PASCACK PRESS WOODCLIFF LAKE—Pursuing a career in the music industry can be competitive, especially at a young age. Many aspiring artists have dreams of gaining a large […]
WESTWOOD—Celebrate Westwood BIZhub Committee invites Westwood’s small business owners and operators to a presentation on Wednesday, May 24 from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at Westwood Regional High School (WRHS) to […]
HILLSDALE—The Borough Council adopted a nearly $16 million 2023–2024 municipal budget at its May 2 meeting, adding $46.32 to an average homeowner’s annual taxes — an increase of 1.6% over […]
MONTVALE—The Pascack Valley Regional High School District approved a $62.7 million 2023–2024 budget at its May 1 board meeting, an overall increase of 3.27% in local tax levy from the […]
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