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Riverdale: Police Blotter, November 22
While running radar on Interstate 287 North, Patrolman Eric Hollenstein flagged a silver 1999 Honda for excessive speed and later determined that the Riverdale motorist had a suspended license, according to police.
He additionally was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, making an improper left turn, failing to exhibit credentials and having unlawfully tinted safety glass.
Proposed Morris County hiking, biking trail gets $1.9M in federal funds
A proposed six-mile hiking and biking trail that would run through Pequannock and Wayne, connecting to NJ Transit's Mountain View train station, has gotten long-awaited federal authorization, including $1.9 million in federal dollars, according to Morris County officials.
Riverdale planners reject rail brick transfer station
The Planning Board, citing impact on the public, has refused to approve the opening of a brick transfer station at the New York Susquehanna & Western Railway property off of Munn Avenue.
Riverdale: police blotter, November 8
A 57-year-old local man was charged on Oct. 30 with possession of a handgun, unlawful use of a firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia and making terroristic threats, according to Detective John Barone.
Creative people will now have a place close to home they can use to showcase and create great works of art.
John O'Connor has lived in Riverdale for the past 32 years. A facilities technician for a telecommunications company, O'Connor worked as a tractor-trailer driver for 18 years and is serving his second term on the Morris County Democratic Committee.
Two men charged in rash of burglaries
Police have charged two men they said are responsible for a rash of burglaries in the borough since May.
Want to find out want to do with old tax forms and bank statements? The Riverdale Library will host Conquer the Clutter 7 p.m. Oct.
Army makes exception for Sikh doctor; he can serve with beard, turban, long hair
The U.S. Army will make an exception to a decades-old rule and allow a Sikh doctor to serve without removing his turban and cutting his hair, an advocacy group said Friday.
Coldwell Banker Residential acquires Blue Realty GMAC
PARSIPPANY - Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in New Jersey and Rockland County, N.Y. announced Tuesday that it has acquired the assets of Blue Realty GMAC in northern New Jersey.
Riverdale seniors will discuss terrorism
RIVERDALE - The John Birch Society CEO Arthur R. Thompson will give a talk on "Exposing Terrorism: Inside the Terror Triangle,'' on Tuesday, Oct.
Suburban Trends: Letters, October 4
It's quite apparent Bryan LaPlaca didn't do much research for his article "Sept. 27, 1964a 'Two-fifths of police force quit" regarding the Riverdale Police Department, which appeared in Suburban Trends on Sept.
It was this month 20 years ago the bulldozers came, and Mountainside Park in Pequannock, indeed, much of the town, would never be the same.
A little problem with tons of bricks
Here is the 'lead' of a letter William Budesheim, the mayor of Riverdale, just sent to the Morris County freeholders.
Teens charged with possession of stolen car
Two teenage boys have been charged in connection with the theft of a gray 2007 Toyota taken early on Sept.
The borough has gained more ammunition in its fight against dangerous trucks on the notorious "Kill Hill" section of Route 23 South.
Independents' day in the Garden State
Kostas Petris has never held local office. But the 36-year-old man, who manages his family's restaurant, Wisdom Diner, thinks he should be the state's next governor.