News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Following unanimous council approval of an ordinance dedicating a $438,750 grant to improvements at the former private township swim club, several residents wondered about the status of the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Almost a year after first approving a design for a new public works facility, Township Council members decided to move forward on a $7.6 million design option for […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Police Captain John Calamari, sworn in to his current role Jan. 20, 2020, has been tapped to advance to chief, replacing fellow WTPD veteran Richard Skinner, who is […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Almost a year after approving a design for a new public works facility, Township Council members decided to move forward on a $7.6 million design option for a […]
The Township Council voted 4-0, with one abstention, to appropriate $825,000 in funds—including $785,000 in bonds—to acquire the 3.2-acre tract at 450 Pascack Road for possible use as a walking […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Township Administrator Mark DiCarlo told the town council in November that he would raise a request for sound barriers on some local streets that abut the Garden State […]
WESTWOOD—Four girls from the Westwood cross country team have laced up their shoes and set their sights on what the program tells Pascack Press is the ultimate prize: the USATF […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—We’ll be talking about this game, this team, for generations, and rightfully so… Hungry Rumson–Fair Haven scores first on senior RB Alastair Orr’s 2-yard run in the first […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Nearly two years after the township purchased the former Washington Township Swim & Recreation Club for $750,000, bondholders—many waiting far longer than that—appear to be receiving their refunds. […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The peanut gallery at David’s Bagels on Pascack Road ebbs and flows but this morning’s lineup is typical: WCTV-NJ’s Larry Lifreri holds comfortable court at the front tables, […]
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