NORTHERN VALLEY AREA, N.J.—While a regional approach to deer population control remains a major theme among Pascack and Northern valley municipalities—save for Saddle River and River Vale now planning fall […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—Township Council members heard more negative opinions July 22 on a proposed local deer bowhunt though most council members and the mayor contend the majority of residents are […]
To the editor: River Vale and other towns in the Pascack Valley are having problems due to an increasing deer population. Legitimate concern for several reasons are: • Deer carry […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—Anti-deer hunt advocates continue to push back on a proposed bow hunt, voicing their opposition at the June 24 meeting of the Township Council. Citing a spike in […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—The deer bowhunt is on. After listening to nearly 90 minutes of critical comments and impassioned pleas about their proposed deer bowhunt, Mayor Glen Jasionowski told about 50 […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—A township-funded deer drone survey conducted in late April by academic researchers found 546 total deer over four nights of surveys covering the town’s 4.1 square miles plus […]
ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—A top state fish and wildlife official told about 40 northern Bergen County public officials—including six mayors—that they should not wait for “regional deer management” to occur and instead […]
MONTVALE, N.J.—River Vale has its deer, now Montvale has a bear. Residents near Upper Saddle River Road have been complaining on social media—and to the police and the state’s Department […]
ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—A meeting among public officials to discuss a regional approach to deer management is set for June 5 at Englewood’s Municipal Courtroom—with representatives from lethal and non-lethal approaches to […]
To the editor: Like many in our community, I have strong opinions regarding the exploding deer population. When we moved to River Vale 18 years ago, we had more concerns […]
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