News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
Across the Westwood Regional School District, students and staff paused Tuesday to honor the nation’s veterans. Superintendent Dr. Patrick J. McQueeney said the day “reminds us that the freedoms we […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON — Mayor Peter Calamari won a third term and his Republican running mates, Thomas J. Sears and Daisy N. Velez, retained the two available Township Council seats […]
BY JACOB FISCHLER – NOV. 7, 2025 WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Agriculture told states Friday it was releasing full November funding for the nation’s major food assistance program that helps 42 million […]
PASCACK VALLEY VOTERS decided six contested local school board races — along with a Westwood seat on the Westwood Regional School District Board of Education — on Nov. 4. School […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Construction is underway behind Bethany Community Center on the township’s proposed new Department of Public Works (DPW) storage site, with final council approval of the 18-month site lease […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—”As the holiday and winter seasons approach, we are reminded of the strength and compassion that define our Cardinal community. This time of year offers a special opportunity […]
PARK RIDGE—As Election Day approaches, here is a look at the political scene in one Pascack Valley town 130 years ago. Park Ridge had broken off from Washington Township and […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Town administration has posted signs on all 10 light poles at Memorial Field warning users not to touch them due to a risk of electric shock — possibly […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Meet Gerald, Washington School’s friendly green monster, who has quickly become a beloved part of the school community. Concocted by PSO volunteer Kristy O’Connor, Gerald began life as […]
HACKENSACK—Early voters in Pascack Valley know a good thing when they find it, said a county elections official discussing in-person early voting. Nearly 45,000 registered Bergen County voters, of a […]
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