Police Blotter Archives — Page 2 of 48 — Pascack Press & Northern Valley Press

Bomb scare clears The Fresh Grocer end of mall; police investigating, say no sign of active threat or harm

May 3, 2024 Staff

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Employees have returned and the store is open for business, but local police are investigating a bomb threat reported late afternoon on Friday, May 3 at the Fresh […]

Penny pinchers! In 1894, burglars hit the train stations

April 19, 2024 Kristin Beuscher

PASCACK VALLEY—We go back 120 years, to the night of April 26, 1894. Burglars were busy in the Pascack Valley. While the local citizens slept, thieves made their way up […]

Investigation in the works after Westwood Regional High School locks down, kids shelter

April 16, 2024 John Snyder

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Jill Mortimer, superintendent of schools for the Westwood Regional School District, serving families here and in Westwood, is expected to add details shortly on an investigation into what […]

Who wrecked Green Team’s gift to town? Mayor chips in toward restoration, urges response be made into show of community spirit

April 8, 2024 John Snyder

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Mayor Peter Calamari expressed deep disappointment and resolve in response to a brazen act of vandalism that targeted a Township Green Team initiative. In a disturbing turn of […]

WTPD seek leads on suspect tossing roofing nails onto driveways

January 26, 2024 Staff

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Township of Washington Police Department reports that on Thursday, Jan. 25 at approximately 2:30 p.m. patrol was dispatched to multiple residences on the east side of town […]

‘Dear Delusional’ letter-sender said busted: Police say Westwood man harassed many who sent letters to the editor

January 25, 2024 Staff

WESTWOOD—The defendant’s name is Bruce E. Manning, 69, of Westwood, and the Westwood Police Department is being credited with excellent detective work for bringing the suspect to justice. According to […]

The Old Badger Game…

November 3, 2023 Kristin Beuscher

PARK RIDGE—There are so many scams being perpetrated these days that it can be difficult to stay informed on all of them. There is the one where a caller impersonates […]

When a woodie goes wild

October 14, 2023 Kristin Beuscher

WESTWOOD—Crash photos are captivating, and we expect this one got people talking when it appeared on the cover of the Westwood News on Oct. 20, 1955. The Country Store has […]

HPD says public will get to see its new firearms training sim

August 6, 2023 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—The police department in July acquired a firearms training simulator that provides “holistic and immersive” scenarios for officers to hone their skills and obtain at least half of their annual […]

Child, 4, drowns at residence in Woodcliff Lake

July 23, 2023 Staff

WOODCLIFF LAKE—Authorities have confirmed the tragic loss of a 4-year-old in the borough on Friday, the tot having drowned at a private residence on Heidi Lane. The Bergen County Prosecutor’s […]