News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Westwood Regional High School Cardinals football team, the No. 1 seed in North Jersey Section 1 Group 2, continued their stellar season with a commanding 36-14 win […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Construction crews were seen on the long dormant Charlie Brown’s restaurant site at 95 Linwood Ave., on the Paramus border, in late October, preparing to dig the foundation […]
PASCACK VALLEY—Contested council races in five Pascack Valley towns on Nov. 5 showed Republican candidates elected or reelected, while a couple of Democratic challengers appeared to take or reclaim seats: […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Construction crews were seen on the long dormant Charlie Brown’s restaurant site at 95 Linwood Ave., on the Paramus border, in late October, starting to dig the foundation […]
WESTWOOD—When former Mayor Harry Goodwin came up on the wrong side of an election wager in 1929, he had to give his friend a ride down Westwood Avenue in a […]
MONTVALE—That escalated quickly: Montvale Mayor Michel Ghassali and the Local Leaders for Responsible Planning (LLRP) municipal coalition say they’re encouraged by the recent decision of the Superior Court of New […]
Editor’s note: Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an international health campaign held every October, promotes screening and prevention of the disease, which affects 2.3 million women worldwide. Wrapped in pink, the […]
PASCACK VALLEY—The Westwood Health Department hosts a free rabies clinic on Saturday, Nov. 2 at the train station on Broadway. Cats are seen from noon to 12:30 p.m., and dogs […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A new environmental investigation to determine the extent of soil contamination by polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and pesticides at the former swim club is estimated to cost nearly $78,000, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Woodington Players of Westwood Regional High School present Little Women, adapted for the stage by playwright John Ravold from Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel. This staged production follows […]
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