News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Residents of Washington Township and Paramus who live near the proposed DPW facility at 95 Linwood Avenue — the former Charlie Brown’s restaurant — criticized the plan for […]
PASCACK VALLEY AREA—Fire departments in the Pascack Valley and Northern Valley have joined a mammoth undertaking in donating used firefighting gear and equipment to Ukrainian fire departments and rescue services […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—An architect hired by the township presented preliminary plans March 21 for a residential-style DPW building and garages at the former Charlie Brown’s restaurant site at 95 Linwood […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Among the many individual, family, and group donations of local humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine — under siege by Vladimr Putin of Russia since Feb. 24 […]
WWRSD—The Westwood Regional School District Board of Trustees approved a budget for next year of $70,494,970, which includes $55,000 for a retired police officer to round out district security. In […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—On Wednesday, March 23, at approximately 1:21 a.m. the WTPD received a report of an armed carjacking in the area of 150 Pascack Road. According to the department in […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—One councilman voted against an ordinance that mandates visible house numbers, saying he opposed it over freedom concerns. Ordinance 22-05, requiring visible house and building numbers “to be […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The township is applying for full reimbursement of its $800,000 anticipated cost to purchase the 6.4-acre former Washington Township Swim and Recreation Club to the county’s Trust Fund […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The cost of the new emergency services building, taking shape on Washington Avenue and tentatively scheduled for move-in this spring, has increased by at least $216,785, about 4% […]
WESTWOOD REGIONAL DISTRICT—A trustee’s remarks at a late January school board meeting — tying then-district policy on unvaccinated students to the 1954 court decision that ruled segregation of Black students in […]
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