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October 10, 2026
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News about Park Ridge, N.J.

Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-5) speaks Aug. 12 in Park Ridge, with one of the borough’s massive water tanks as a backdrop. Joining him are, among others, state Sen. Holly Schepisi (R-39), New Jersey Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Cell Director Michael Geraghty, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella, Bergen County Chief of Detectives Jeff Angermeyer, Mayor Keith Misciagna, and councilmen Will Fenwick and Bruce Goldsmith. John Snyder photo.
Park Ridge

Bipartisan push on cybersecurity action after new attacks

August 12, 2026 John Snyder

PARK RIDGE, N.J.—Standing just off the firehouse on Wednesday with one of Park Ridge’s massive municipal water tanks behind him, Rep. Josh Gottheimer pointed to the borough’s water system as […]

Yard sign illustration
Montvale

Political sign ordinance changes tabled

August 10, 2026 Michael Olohan

PARK RIDGE, N.J.—Following concerns a resident raised about potential privacy and constitutional violations, the Borough Council voted, 3-2, in July to table a proposed ordinance amendment regulating the placement of […]

Park Ridge

Council OKs $2.5M in bonds, proposes $6.75M for well filtration

August 10, 2026 Michael Olohan

PARK RIDGE, N.J.—The Borough Council authorized slightly more than $2.5 million in bonds July 14 for various public improvements, including electric utility capital improvements, a bucket truck and emergency generators […]

Sean Dargan, left, a financial planner affiliated with Northwestern Mutual in Paramus, listens as Steven Hopper, president of Park Ridge-based Pratt Plumbing Heating & Air Inc., holds up company literature during the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce’s August meeting at the Westwood Public Library. Hopper noted that Pratt will mark its 100th anniversary in 2027. John Snyder photo.
Community Voices

Pascack Valley chamber gets down to business with AI

August 7, 2026 John Snyder

WESTWOOD, N.J.—A dentist preparing to open his first Montvale practice sat alongside bankers, financial planners, nonprofit leaders, technology specialists, a plumber approaching his company’s 100th anniversary, a lawyer, a real […]

Gottheimer - Misciagna
Park Ridge

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 […]

Judge's gavel and law books
Montvale

Judge: First Amendment case to proceed

July 27, 2026 Staff

MONTVALE, N.J. — A Bergen County judge has allowed a First Amendment lawsuit against Mayor Michael Ghassali and the borough to proceed, rejecting their request to dismiss the case. Park […]

The Pascack Valley votes!
Park Ridge

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 […]

Back in Time

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 […]

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