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August 6, 2026
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Sounding off on affordability at rep’s event

August 1, 2026 Staff

PASCACK VALLEY—Park Ridge Mayor Keith Misciagna joined U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-5) for a telephone town hall July 22 focused on affordability concerns facing North Jersey residents, including health care […]

Park Ridge

Parting of the clouds: Water restrictions eased

August 1, 2026 Staff

Park Ridge and Woodcliff Lake residents may resume limited lawn watering after recent rainfall, cooler temperatures, and conservation efforts helped restore water storage levels following a July water emergency that […]

The Pascack Valley votes!
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Park Ridge voters to decide whether to continue Open Space tax

July 26, 2026 Michael Olohan

PARK RIDGE, N.J.—Local voters will be asked Nov. 3 whether they wish to continue funding a municipal Open Space fund through a small annual tax on their properties. Voters have […]

Emerson

Mayors hail state supremes’ land-use ruling

July 26, 2026 Michael Olohan

PASCACK VALLEY AREA—Pascack Valley mayors told Pascack Press that a recent state Supreme Court ruling appears to give local land use boards another layer of review and potential control over […]

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An escape from the tenements

July 24, 2026 Kristin Beuscher

“Woodcliff, July 12. — Major Glenn, of the Volunteers of America, a warm friend of General Ballington Booth, has arranged to give a week’s outing in the country to mothers […]

Park Ridge

Park Ridge eases water restrictions

July 23, 2026 Staff

PARK RIDGE, N.J. — The borough has eased mandatory outdoor watering restrictions after cooler temperatures, recent rainfall and conservation efforts helped restore municipal water storage tanks to normal operating levels. […]

Skate for Tommy: More than 100 hockey players and more than 400 family members, friends, former teammates and supporters gathered June 20 at the Inline Skating Club of America in North Arlington for the "Skate for Tommy" charity tournament, honoring Park Ridge resident, coach and longtime player Tom Smith as he prepares to undergo a stem cell transplant in his fight against multiple myeloma. Photo by Manny Fernandes.
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Hockey community rallies around Park Ridge’s Tom Smith as he prepares for stem cell transplant

July 20, 2026 Pascack Press

NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. — More than 100 hockey players and hundreds of supporters came together June 20 at the Inline Skating Club of America to honor Park Ridge resident and longtime […]

Emerson

Tri-Boro’s ‘250th’ adventure sweeps to victory

July 19, 2026 Michael Olohan

PASCACK VALLEY—Despite temperatures topping 100 degrees on July 4th, hundreds of old and young Pascack Valley residents — many dressed in shades of red, white and blue — lined Grand […]

RIVAL TICKETS: Ballots from Park Ridge’s first school board election, held July 20, 1894, show the competing People’s Party—dubbed the “Hayseeds” by its opponents—and Citizens’ Party, representing the borough’s newer commuter population. A six-way tie for the final five seats ultimately was settled by drawing the candidates’ names.
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‘Hayseeds vs. Commuters’ in Park Ridge school election

July 19, 2026 Kristin Beuscher

PARK RIDGE, N.J.—Park Ridge broke from Washington Township and began life as a borough in 1894. With that came its own school district, and the first election of school board […]

‘Downtown’ Westwood in the 1870s. This view looks across the intersection of Railroad Avenue and Main Street (Broadway and Westwood Avenue) toward the Westwood House hotel, built in 1869. This location is now the Westwood Gallery.
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Fury from above: The summer when ice wreaked havoc at Pascack

July 13, 2026 Kristin Beuscher

PASCACK VALLEY—Last week’s severe weather certainly put a damper on the Pascack Valley’s Fourth of July plans. A heat wave that saw temperatures soar into the triple digits was broken […]

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