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PARK RIDGE—The borough’s annual reorganization meeting on Jan. 3 saw two new council members, Republicans Bruce Goldsmith and Gregory Hoffman, sworn in before nearly 50 residents, including family, friends, and […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE—Two new council members, Benjamin Pollack and Nicole Marsh, were sworn in Jan. 5 to create an all-Democratic Borough Council to work along with two-term Republican Mayor Carlos Rendo. […]
HILLSDALE, N.J.—As he suggested he might after the controversial ordinance passed Dec. 8, Mayor John Ruocco has vetoed several parts of Ordinance 20-15, adopting the Patterson Street Redevelopment Plan, warning […]
HILLSDALE, N.J.—Most Planning Board members gave the borough’s newly proposed Patterson Street Redevelopment Plan mixed reviews Oct. 20 and the mayor graded it “incomplete,” saying it had failed to fully […]
EMERSON, N.J.—Sendai Japanese Restaurant and Grill, established here in 2009, announced on its website that it’s leaving Emerson for River Edge. The restaurant was one venture of many that lost […]
EMERSON, N.J.—The Borough Council voted on Dec. 17 to approve lease condemnation for the embattled Cork & Keg liquor store on Kinderkamack Road, which is at ground zero of the […]
HILLSDALE, N.J.—A proposal to create a redevelopment plan for large portions of an area now zoned industrial moved forward Nov. 12 with the Borough Council hiring a consultant to develop […]
CLOSTER, N.J.—A request for Closter’s Borough Council to initiate a study on whether two lots totaling six acres on Herbert Avenue should be considered as an area in need of […]
BY JOHN SNYDEROF PASCACK PRESS EMERSON, NJ.—There evidently are environmental trouble spots on Block 419 where the borough’s redeveloper partner intends to start building shops and luxury and affordable housing […]
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