TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A major Bergen County builder and a local homeowner have filed a lawsuit against township officials for what they allege is nearly a year’s delay in obtaining the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the arrest of Patrick J. Camilli, 57, who is unemployed, of 41 Lexington Court, on charges of murder, possession of a weapon […]
EMERSON—Construction on the borough’s 147-unit, 15,000-square-foot retail mixed-use Emerson Station redevelopment project has been suspended due to soil contamination found at a former dry cleaner site. Construction Code Official Richard […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Following a half-hour discussion Oct. 18, council members agreed informally to refer future municipal projects to the Planning Board for review but didn’t go so far as to […]
HILLSDALE—The agreement between the “conditional redeveloper” of the former Waste Management property and Hillsdale calls for a six-month deadline to complete a redeveloper’s agreement and requires the redeveloper deposit $25,000 […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—The Borough on Oct. 20 announced that Party City Holdings Inc., “the global celebrations leader,” will move its new U.S. headquarters here, to the empty ESAI building, 100 Tice […]
WESTWOOD—Thanks in advance for your support of Eagle Scout candidate Ilay Guler from Boy Scout Troop 350 by purchasing a Candy Gram to be delivered on Oct. 30 or 31. […]
HILLSDALE—Borough Council members agreed Oct. 12 to approve hybrid meetings — allowing Zoom callers to offer public comment at an in-person council meeting — starting in early 2022. The new […]
HILLSDALE—The Borough Council introduced two ordinances Oct. 12 to authorize nearly $800,000 in bonding for improvements at the borough-owned Stonybrook Swim Club and various capital improvements, including a new DPW […]
PASCACK VALLEY AREA—The Pascack Valley Mayors Association has written Bergen County Executive James Tedesco III to file for a FEMA grant “to assess flooding solutions that span waterways in the […]
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