PASCACK VALLEY—Woodcliff Lake Councilwoman Jacqueline Gadaleta, who has emerged as a leading voice in the Pascack Valley for changes to operations at Teterboro Airport that could help with airplane noise […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Mayor Carlos Rendo told the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce Breakfast With the Mayors on Jan. 26 that 16 affordable housing units will be built on Highview Avenue […]
MONTVALE—Mayor Michael Ghassali says five new major projects will bring 950 new housing units to the borough this year, starting in April. He says half will be senior living and […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Days after Westwood regional K-12 trustees offered contrasting views on the district’s quarantine protocols for the unvaccinated and un-boosted, newly appointed superintendent of schools Dr. Jill Mortimer wrote […]
Editor’s note: The Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce hosted a virtual “Breakfast With the Mayors” on Jan. 26. Invited were the mayors of Montvale, Park Ridge, Woodcliff Lake, River […]
RIVER VALE—An applicant engineer and architect for the proposed Collignon Estates townhome development provided testimony Jan. 26 to the Joint Planning Board on key aspects of a proposed four-building, 14-unit […]
EMERSON—Mayor Danielle DiPaola said that at least six businesses have opened or reopened in Emerson in 2021 and noted the borough is a “pass-through town” without the commercial district most […]
HILLSDALE—Mayor John Ruocco told the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 26 that negotiations are ongoing with a developer to prepare a plan for the former Waste Management […]
WESTWOOD—Mayor Ray Arroyo was unable to attend the annual Breakfast With the Mayors, hosted by the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce, on Jan. 26, but he was prepared with […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Beginning his remarks to the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce Breakfast With the Mayors on Jan. 26, Mayor Peter Calamari — who was reelected for a second […]
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