News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Although the Township closed on the 6.1-acre former private Washington Township Recreation Club on Ridgewood Boulevard North on April 29, a consultant’s environmental report dated April 7 found […]
WESTWOOD REGIONAL—Following a wide-ranging 90-minute discussion of what sensitive or inappropriate topics the new state-mandated health curriculum might require teachers to cover, the Westwood Regional School District voted, 9-0, on […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—After repeated citizen requests for a traffic study at the soon-to-be-acquired $1.35 million 95 Linwood Ave. site, the town’s business administrator told residents May 16 that no study […]
Update: This meeting is cancelled. The township clerk says on the morning of June 2, “Please note that there was an issue with the publication of this meeting for this […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Township officials revealed that the 6.1-acre former Washington Township Recreation Club on Ridgewood Boulevard North was foreclosed upon in January and asserted “a real estate developer was ready […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Although the Township closed on the 6.1-acre former private Washington Township Recreation Club on Ridgewood Boulevard North on April 29, a consultant’s environmental report dated April 7 found […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Three days after the Township closed on its $750,000 purchase of a 6.1-acre former Washington Township Swim and Recreation Club, the council sought public input, May 2, on […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Congratulations to Chris Eagar, valedictorian of the Westwood Regional High School Class of 2022. On Friday, April 29, Eagar announced he’s made “the very exciting decision” to commit […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Nearly 30 speakers from the Township, Paramus and Ridgewood told the mayor and Township Council May 3 to cancel the proposed DPW facility at 95 Linwood Ave., reconsider […]
WWRSD—Parents spoke to what they see as the pros and cons of new state health curricula that feature topics such as anatomy, puberty, and gender identity — and one called […]
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