Norwood News

Three candidates confirmed Tuesday that they would run for Bergen County Sheriff in next year's election.

Dakota Firenze, a Boy Scout from Northvale Troop No. 124 needs help with his Eagle Scout project.

Share + Dec 8, 2009 6:34 pm US/Eastern Reporting Christine Sloan DEMAREST, N.J. Police in New Jersey are warning homeowners to be extra vigilant after a series of burglaries in Bergen County.

DEMAREST Police are asking residents to be wary this holiday season after two push-in burglaries and five thefts in the past few months.

Paris, Oneida Co. a ' Two Syracuse University students were killed, and two others hurt in a one car crash Tuesday night on Route 12 in the Oneida County Town of Paris.

Authorities say two 19-year-old students killed in a car crash in central New York attended Syracuse University.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009 The Record Before opening his Norwood restaurant, Mark's Ooh La La Yum!, Ashwani Kumar worked as a costume designer in New York City.

A Bergen County man who Jersey City police say slammed a stolen vehicle into two cars, fled on foot and assaulted a police officer on Sunday could not attend his hearing on the charges today because he remained hospitalized.

What's new: The Norwood Beautification Committee recently submitted new plans to Bergen County for an upgrade to the Livingston Street business district.

ORANGETOWN: The Inaugural Tappan Zee Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Dinner is set for 5 p.m. Nov.

Rockleigh has lost a longtime councilman. Joseph Favaloro, who served on the council for the past 16 years, died Oct.

NORTHVALE a ' Residents may soon be able to breathe easier when it rains. That's because the borough is finally cleaning up the Sparkill Brook to prevent flooding.

" While many residents of the Garden State sat home watching the Giants and Jets win on Sunday, Assemblywoman Charlotte Vandervalk and Assembly Candidate Bob Schroeder joined thousands of District 39 taxpayers at annual town days across northern Bergen County.

A 55-year-old New Jersey man admits that he obtained a bogus state permit and arranged for truckers to illegally dump as much as 60 tons of asbestos-contaminated materials in an upstate New York farm field.

August marks a milestone for Fishermen's Energy of New Jersey as the team returns to familiar offshore territory, but for a reason other than fishing.

Northern Valley towns were struck by brief, highly damaging storms July 7, with heavy gusts of wind that knocked down trees and power lines and kept police and DPW workers up late repairing the damage.

An Ocean County grand jury has charged a 52-year-old Staten Island man with collecting more than $14,000 by falsely reporting his Mercedes-Benz stolen.

United Hospice of Rockland appreciates those who helped make the agency's annual spring ball, 'Swing with Hospice,' such a success.

An ex-convict just released from prison was arrested Thursday after he allegedly grabbed a woman's 3-year-old son and attempted a kidnapping before being collared by citizens in a struggle that resulted in injuries to a few people, police said.