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Founded in 1974 by visionary artists who saw promise in a 19th-century church building, The Art School at Old Church is a nonprofit, non-sectarian art and cultural center dedicated to inspiring individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. Located in Demarest, New Jersey, we offer day and evening courses, workshops, and events for adults, teens, children, and families.

Chili Bowl Festival Sept. 29 to support the arts

September 4, 2024 Pascack Press

DEMAREST—The Art School at Old Church (TASOC) will host its Second Annual Chili Bowl Festival on Sept. 29, from 5 to 7 p.m., marking the start of the school’s fundraising […]

‘Modernize the Middle School’ forum a wealth of facts, opinions

August 31, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—More than two dozen residents attended the Hillsdale Public Schools final question-and-answer session on the $62.4 million George White renovation referendum, Aug. 26, peppering officials and the project architect with […]

95 Linwood Ave. in the Township of Washington is going to be remade as an Apple Montessori School. Construction is expected this year or in 2025. John Snyder photo.

Montessori school wins year extension on ‘Charlie Brown’s’

August 25, 2024 Michael Olohan

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Apple Montessori Schools, which plans to construct an early childhood education school at 95 Linwood Ave., prominent site of a defunct Charlie Brown’s restaurant, was granted a one-year […]

An undersized auditorium/cafeteria is just one of the problems seen at George G. White Middle School that Hillsdale Public Schools aims to correct, with voters’ help, in a special election on Sept. 17. The district is eager to answer voters’ questions at a Zoom session on Aug. 7 and at the next Board of Education meeting, Aug. 26 in the multipurpose room of Meadowbrook School. Via hillsdaleschools.com/vote 2024.

Voices on the road to special election

August 24, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—Residents will have one of the last opportunities to express opinions and ask questions about the $62.4 million George White renovation referendum on Monday, Aug. 26 at 5:30 p.m. at […]

Police Training at Westwood Regional High School on Thursday

August 21, 2024 Pascack Press

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—The Township of Washington Police Department advises it will train at Westwood Regional Jr./Sr. High School on Thursday, Aug. 22, from 8 a.m. to approximately noon. During this […]

District answers voters on $62.4M road to referendum

August 10, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—Hillsdale Public School district officials and consultants answered residents’ questions in a Zoom forum Aug. 7 for 90 minutes on the proposed $62.4 million George G. White school renovation referendum […]

Voter forum on Geo. White: Hillsdale gets bond referendum Zoom session Aug. 7

August 4, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—One of the last public opportunities to ask questions and voice opinions on the school district’s $62.4 million George G. White Middle School renovation referendum runs this Wednesday, Aug. 7, […]

Montvale Police Capt. Alisha Foley, PO Glenn Moran, Lt. Kash Cruise, and Detective Sgt. Eric Robalino with Memorial Elementary School leaders — including principal for the day Olivia Koerner, rising third-grader, who escorted the officers on their Books and Badges tour May 28. Courtesy photo.

To serve, protect, read: ‘Books and Badges’ connects Montvale police, kids

July 20, 2024 John Snyder

MONTVALE—Before school broke for a hot and muggy simmer (sorry, summer), on Tuesday, May 28 Montvale’s Memorial Elementary School hosted a cool and refreshing event as members of the Montvale […]

School calendar change, A/C upgrades, questions on demographics, new sidewalk, more in WWRSD BOE session

July 17, 2024 Kristin Beuscher

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Westwood Regional Schools superintendent Jill Mortimer reached out to families on July 17 with an update from the July 11 school board meeting. She touched on the school […]

What you might pay in modernizing George White school

July 6, 2024 Michael Olohan

HILLSDALE—School district officials confirmed that after incorporating about $18 million in state aid and a recent debt payoff, the average homeowner will see a tax increase of about $70 per […]