HILLSDALE—The Hillsdale public school district will receive $5.4 million in state aid — more than originally expected — if voters approve an $82.7 million school bond referendum to replace the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Desserie Morgan earned a council presidency for a second consecutive year, on Jan. 3 posting a 5–0 vote of members. The annual reorganization meeting put Dr. Steven Cascio […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A fourth hearing on a proposal to build a “4 Seasons Marketplace” strip mall at the corner of the newly improved Pascack-Washington intersection comes before the Zoning Board […]
PARK RIDGE—A store employee reportedly admitted to having fondled and kissed the breasts of an underage girl in the back of Krauszer’s Food Store on Park Avenue after giving her […]
EMERSON—During the borough’s Jan. 3 annual reorganization meeting, 2021 Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli — a former Somerset County assemblyman and county freeholder — had the honor of swearing in […]
WESTWOOD—The borough ran a lively, productive, and well attended 129th reorganization meeting at the Community Center on Jan. 3, aided in its pomp by a procession of the Westwood Volunteer […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Come on in! Pull up a seat! Merusi’s Tavern was at 62 Broadway at the corner of Lincoln Avenue. The photograph above, from the Pascack Historical Society’s archives, was […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—To minimize unsightly window signage in commercial zones throughout the township, the council unanimously passed an ordinance Dec. 19, 2022 to restrict indoor window signs to a maximum […]
HILLSDALE—Christina Conti, 21, has everything going for her. She’s the oldest of three, a junior at Montclair State University studying marketing, and was her high school Class of 2020 valedictorian. […]
PASCSCK VALLEY—A recent request from the Tri-Boro Volunteer Ambulance Corps — which serves Montvale, Park Ridge and Woodcliff Lake — for up to $100,000 per town appears to have the […]
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