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ShopRite plan clears first hurdle in Wyckoff
The Planning Board on Monday night determined Inserra Supermarkets' plans to build a ShopRite at the defunct A&P at Greenwood and Wyckoff avenues were complete, the first of several steps necessary to construct the 65,000-square-foot center.
Introducing ... Michael S. Bracco
WHO: Bracco, who grew up in Oakland, is the writer and artist of the graphic novel "Novo," published by Alterna Comics.
American Legion seeks new members
If you served in the armed forces during World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, Lebanon/Granada, Panama, the gulf war, or Iraq/Afghanistan, you are welcome to join the American Legion Post 130 in Midland Park.
Reading, writing project lets kids choose books
In September, Moonachie began using the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project for students in kindergarten through eighth grade.
The Record: Letters, Nov. 1, 2009
Regarding Diana Nash's "Grieving in the digital age" : I am a bereaved parent. My young son passed away 13 years ago suddenly.
REPUBLICANS David C. Russo Age: 56 Hometown: Ridgewood Occupation: Attorney, Russo & Russo Previous public experience: Assembly since 1990; Ridgewood Republican Club; borough attorney of Bergenfield, 2002-05; attorney for Bergenfield Board of Adjustment, 1988-89; Wyckoff municipal prosecutor, 1987-88 Most important issue: Cut taxes and cut state ...
Police release information in attempted Wyckoff bank robbery
Wyckoff - The police have released new information about the suspect in an attempted robbery of a Hudson City Savings Bank on Oct.
State briefs for 10/28: Calendar aims to raise cancer awareness
Twelve New Jersey women have shed their clothes to pose for a calendar to raise awareness about prostate cancer.
Borst Works With Eagle Scout To Help Beautify Wyckoff Family YMCA
The Wyckoff Family YMCA has a new brick patio courtesy of a hard-working Eagle Scout.
Wyckoff police searching for would-be bank robber
WYCKOFF Police are searching for a man who attempted to rob a Hudson City Savings bank this morning.
Wyckoff wants justification for 21 percent water rate hike
On the heels of notification that Ridgewood Water plans to bump the water rate by 21 percent, township officials are asking the company for additional information to better evaluate the basis for the increase.
Fourteen Sussex County municipalities will share $2.4 million in state grants to aid local road projects in fiscal year 2010.
The cold and rainy weather means staying inside for most. Except for one man who has a passion for dancing; rain or shine.
Archdiocese removes priest from hospital in Newark after learning of molestation history
The Rev. Michael Fugee was found guilty in Bergen County Superior Court of sexually fondling a teenage boy.
Wyckoff police press for schedule change as contract negotiations head toward arbitration
Two years after they began negotiations, representatives of the police union and township remain deadlocked over scheduling and salary issues.
On This Day in History: October 14 City's First Official Landmark
The house had been purchased by a family foundation in 1961, which donated it to the city in 1970.
Creating ambiance: Get your rooms ready for holiday guests
The slight nip in the air signals the start of the fall-winter holiday season a ' and the prospect of lots of guests visiting your home over the next four months.
The Record: Letters, Oct. 11, 2009
I want to thank Kate Lehr for writing such an honest, articulate and captivating article, "An unexpected lesson," Other Views, Oct.
Carmen Moreno, 44, lifts two 6-inch pieces of pink glass from an electric kiln and places them atop one another, forming the face of St.
The Record: Letters, Oct. 7, 2009
Again we see the people of Paterson blaming the already overworked law enforcement and social services for the killing and violence in that once great city .