Oradell News

Woodcliff Lake Mayor Joseph LaPaglia made a proposal at the July 6 meeting of the mayor and council to put a referendum on the November ballot to gauge public support for creating a pre-k through 12 school district with Montvale.

A historical and religious mission to Poland this week has special significance to four local cantors as they share their ministry and musical gifts in Europe's historical Jewish homeland.

Pet's Best Friend NJ/Doggy Deuce Removal Service, Bergen County's premier dog care and pet waste removal company, is hosting an educational, festive event for Bergen County residents and their dogs in commemoration of the company's two-year anniversary.

The clothes may look different. The music has a fresh beat. Yet those who knew the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk years ago say it wasn't much different than it is today.

High school sweethearts Thomas and Susan Flannery of Oradell will be reunited with a ring that symbolized their budding romance 40 years ago.

A 34-year-old Bogota man was charged yesterday in a hit-and-run accident in Englewood that seriously injured a 54-year-old woman earlier this week, authorities said today.

Bald eagles are now a visible -- and growing -- site in New Jersey. It has been half a century, but bald eagles -- our nation's symbol -- are finally being spotted in the skies over New York City .

Many people buy life insurance when they start a family to provide for them in case anything should happen.

The Bergen County Central Trades and Labor Council, AFL-CIO will host a "Right to Organize Forum" to focus on workers' rights and the challenges associated with requesting union representation.

Better-tasting water began making its way from the Oradell Reservoir to thousands of North Jersey homes and businesses Friday as United Water's new state-of-the-art treatment facility went online.

Home-sellers continue to have a hard time making a sale. BusinessWeek talks with one homeowner in Oradell, N.J., and assesses when the market may improve Debate Room College students who serve as unpaid interns in order to train for their desired professions are getting a fair trade-off. Pro or con? Top Stories Home prices are likely to fall for ...

Tony Mottola has resigned as the head football coach at Ridge High School after three years to take the same post at Northern Valley Regional High School in Demarest.

THEY'RE CUTE, they're green and they'll save local government a whole lot of money.

A Paterson man who allegedly sold Ecstasy pills to an undercover county detective was in the Bergen County Jail on Thursday in lieu of $75,000 bail.

In Park Ridge, the water meter reader will soon buzz around town in an electric car.

A pair of River Dell Regional High School students escaped a two-car collision involving a utility pole without injury in Oradell this morning, police said.

ORADELL a ' Hundreds of residents packed borough hall this week to hear lawyers battle before the mayor and council over a proposed Walgreens store downtown.

A New Jersey-based engineering company, Burns and Roe Enterprises Inc., is opening a Chattanooga office that will initially create at least 20 jobs, and possibly as many as 200 in the future.

Temple Beth El in Cloister, NJ recently finished a major renovation to its sanctuary, lobby, offices and social hall--an effort that included the installation of a Nexo system and both Yamaha IF Speakers and a LS9 Digital Console.

Regents at Seton Hall University will begin looking for a new leader after Monsignor Robert Sheeran announced today that he would be stepping down from the presidency of the Catholic school in June 2010.