News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A township councilwoman voiced concerns Sept. 18 over an engineering proposal to pipe and cover an “unnamed tributary” that runs behind at least four Meisten Street homes, wondering […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Some half-dozen residents provided suggestions to township officials Sept. 18 to help improve safety and ease traffic congestion during drop off and pick up times at Washington Elementary […]
WESTWOOD—Chris Pinto, president of the Westwood Education Association, has written an open letter to the Westwood Regional School District community, received here Sept. 14, “to publicly express our disappointment with […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The township’s consulting architect presented three new options for upgrading the police department facilities Sept. 5. Options range from approximately $1.5 million, to expand onsite space, to more […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Nearly 17 months after its purchase, the mayor told local officials in August that an engineering survey of the 6.2-acre former Washington Township Swim & Recreation Club would […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—An unnamed waterway that drains into Musquapsink Brook might become even less well known if council enacts an engineering proposal to pipe it through four local backyards. However, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Dr. Jill Mortimer, hired in January 2022 on a five-year contract as superintendent of the Westwood Regional School District, wrote the community last week to announce she plans […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—One short-term solution to improve traffic flow during busy student drop off and pickup times around George Washington Elementary School was increasing volunteers and parents to assist with […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A Bergen County Open Space grant request for $900,000 by the Township to acquire 3.2 acres of mostly wooded property at 450 Pascack Road for active and passive […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Demolition began Monday, Aug. 21, on three long-vacant houses at Pascack Road and Washington Avenue, as a large crane was seen clawing at and dismantling the corner home; […]
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