WESTWOOD—As Westwood approaches its return to pre-pandemic life following changes in state guidelines for the vaccinated, Durene Ayer was recently appointed as borough administrator to lead the transition to normalcy. […]
RIVER VALE—Congratulations and job well done to Police Lt. John J. DeVoe, who is turning his decades of service to the township into something greater still. DeVoe completed his final […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Emerson became the latest Pascack Valley town to move forward with a complete ban on any of the six classes of recently state-approved marijuana businesses. An ordinance to prohibit […]
WESTWOOD—The Borough Council met in person for the first time since March 2020 at its work session held on June 1. All members were in attendance at the Municipal Center […]
WESTWOOD—Hackensack Meridian Health Pascack Valley Medical Center has donated four AEDs (automated external defibrillators) to the Westwood Volunteer Fire Department. The AEDs will be used to help keep community members […]
MONTVALE—Pascack Valley Regional High School District board trustees voted, 7–1, in mid-May to approve spending $172,350 for a “moderate” mascot rebranding plan to replace the retired Indian and Cowboy mascots […]
PASCACK VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT—¡Felicitaciones! The Pascack Valley Regional High School District announced with pride that Elena Spathis, Pascack Valley High School world language teacher, has been selected as […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Almost 9,000 voters will be casting primary votes at two new locations in Hillsdale during the June 8 primary election—at an elementary school and the regional high school—that provide […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The township attorney told the governing body on May 17 that he expected to receive a final property appraisal for 450 Pascack Road “soon,” and that once negotiations […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A long-delayed development proposal for 14 acres off of Van Emburgh Avenue known as the American Dream Estates was reduced from 73 units to 66 units with no […]
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