HILLSDALE—The former Waste Management transfer station near downtown could be the first property to be redeveloped in the borough’s new redevelopment zone. Two development companies who plan to offer a […]
HILLSDALE—The pros and cons of five potential sites for a new community center and a new artificial turf field — estimated at $10 million — were highlighted Oct. 5 by […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A neighbor of 450 Pascack Road cannot purchase two small township-owned properties abutting his property at least until township negotiations for 450 Pascack move further along, which the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—An 80-year-old patient in an ambulette, and the driver taking her to care, were hospitalized following a collision with a Nissan Frontier in front of 731 Washington Ave., […]
MONTVALE—Mayor Michael Ghassali reported the following updates on Sept. 25… Borough/capital projects Montvale 2021 Road Program: PSEG completed the first phase of paving in August, with the following roads scheduled […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Following a unanimous Planning Board approval of the 66-unit Viviano American Dream Estates single-family and townhome development, the board must vote on a resolution of approval.Officials will then […]
MONTVALE—Hurricane Ida wreaked havoc on Huff pond and the new trail and the inlets the borough built this summer. That’s according to Mayor Michael Ghassali, who adds, “Unfortunately, we will […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A second public hearing on Franklin Court Management LLC’s 44-unit inclusionary rental development on Van Emburgh Avenue, which includes two market-rate single-family homes, is set for the Planning […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The candidates have agreed and the moderator and venue are locked in: Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 8 p.m., at council chambers, with WCTV-NJ to televise and stream live […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The new year likely will be a happy one for local volunteer firefighters, ambulance crews, and residents alike, according to the town’s Emergency Services Building architect, who predicts […]
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