News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Off the beaten path from the Pascack Valley railroad line, the Township of Washington had stayed rural well into the 20th century. In the 1920s, the population was […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A new trial date of Friday, June 28 at 2:30 p.m. has been set by Superior Court Judge Christine Farrington for the developer of Four Seasons Marketplace retail […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—When the Westwood Regional Board of Education convenes for its regular meeting on March 18 at the High School Board of Education conference room, it’ll face a full […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Woodington Players of Westwood Regional High School present “Annie” March 14–16 at 7 p.m., March 16 at 2 p.m. The Woodington Players’ staged production of Annie is a humorous and […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—At both February Township Council meetings, Mayor Peter Calamari has taken the three Independent councilmembers to task for approving millions in capital spending over their years on the […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—While the Township Council is focused on acquiring the 3.2 acres at 450 Pascack Road to be used for passive recreation purposes, the council voted unanimously Feb. 20 […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Township Council is likely to advise employees in specific departments that their jobs will be discussed as officials take on reducing the 2024 municipal budget by 10% […]
PASCACK VALLEY—By mid- or late March, the second Pascack Valley municipality to undertake a drone study of its tributaries—Westwood—hopes to have a report on what steps it needs to take […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Township Council requested its tax assessor to obtain estimates for a total township property reassessment in 2024, with bids to encompass a complete assessment followed by a […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Council President Michael DeSena says the council needs to consider less costly options for a proposed new DPW facility, and that added recreational fields in town—possibly at the […]
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