RIVER VALE, N.J.—Following nearly two dozen speakers May 13 voicing opposition to a proposed deer bow hunt later this year—plus many anti-hunt social media comments and a street protest by […]
TO THE EDITOR: The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) is promoting deer hunting throughout the state. Bergen County is their next target. They are a hunter-backed agency. […]
To the editor: Open letter to River Vale Mayor Glen Jasionowski and the Township Council. Every morning I wake up and walk my two dogs across this town I call […]
To the editor: It takes nothing away from a human being to be kind to animals. Having said that, I am saddened to learn, once again, that there is strong […]
To the editor: The June 5 meeting to develop a county-wide regional approach to deer management should never consider any type of deer hunting (“Meeting May Forge Deer Control Strategies”— April […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—Hoping to get an accurate count of deer population “calling” River Vale home, Township Council members approved an aerial deer survey April 22 that will provide a local […]
ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—An upcoming June meeting in Englewood will attempt to “develop a regional approach” to deer management among public officials countywide due to a lack of a comprehensive effort to […]
BY MICHAEL OLOHANOF PASCACK PRESS RIVER VALE, N.J.—Tonight’s River Vale Township Council meeting scheduled to begin 8 p.m. at Town Hall will feature a discussion by council members on local […]
BY MICHAEL OLOHANOF PASCACK PRESS RIVER VALE, N.J.—Township officials were provided with a range of non-lethal deer management strategies by an animal rights group Jan. 28, but the non-lethal control […]
BY MICHAEL OLOHANOF PASCACK PRESS RIVER VALE, N.J.—Here’s a primer on the Jan. 28 workshop meeting where River Vale Council members will hear about and discuss non-lethal options from the […]
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