Borough funds capital improvements through an annual bond anticipation note with a 10-year pay back schedule.
District 38 lawmakers forming committee on education
Mayor addresses the United States Postal Service in writing on behalf of the post office which may be closed down.
Officials hope to get the project started as soon as possible.
Officials respond to homeowners and now Depken Field will get a decorative fence on the Franklin Avenue side.
Minimal municipal tax increase of roughly $35 for the average homeowner is proposed.
A panel of judges ruled in favor of HUMC this week.
A new online database includes more than 80,000 attorneys licensed to practice in New Jersey.
DPW mechanic repairs pitchers mound at Depken field saving the borough and BOE from having to replace it.
No garbage collection for Zone 2 on Friday, April 6
North Jersey features two close contests after redistricting, death
One Democrat challenges Republican incumbents
Another branch on the family tree sprouts April 2.
One resident claims he has to repeatedly call the police
Officials will investigate claims that Franklin Avenue residents may be opposed to planned fencing that would mask the view of Depken field.
Borough will receive $146K towards construction of the fifth phase of the Boulevard Streetscape project.
First reports were of gunman in woods beyond high school.
Vice President spent about 90 minutes at U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez' event in Morris Township.
Officials discuss what can be done to alleviate long time problem as proposed hotel project is in early planning.
Postal Service spokesperson says no decision has been made, the branch is still on the list of locations being studied.
Officials will determine which roads are top priority so next phase of resurfacing can begin.
Plows are still ready to go in the event the area were to get snow at the end of this winter season.
Average homeowner could see some tax relief due to minimal increase and reduced property value.
Work to install new sidewalks, pavers and lights to the next part of the Boulevard won't begin until late May.
The Bergen County Democratic legislative delegation rallied Sunday near the GWB in support of the PANYNJ Transparency and Accountability Act.
Business administrator Dina Messery said the budget is still within the state mandated cap
This winter has seen the least amount of overtime costs in about 10 years, however there are still nine months to go.
Would reward businesses who partner with community colleges
Finance Committee finalizes the 2012 municipal budget for introduction March 13
Details on the proposed school budget will be presented to the public March 28.
Read Across America program includes visits for children's authors and guest readers
Borough will receive the same amount in state aid it has since 2010
State aid for school district increases for the second year in a row.
Borough's finance committee working to complete proposed budget for a March introduction.
Borough and school officials to finalize details for project which is expected to be done this spring.
Construction work will begin to improve the area of the Boulevard from Jefferson up to Hamilton Avenue.
Bell, Raymond and Springfield top local list of roads in need of improvements
Due to the projected timeframe officials agree its best to begin project after summer and fall events.
Overall property values decreased by 17 percent, according to the final results of a town-wide reassessment.
S-852 would protect good samaritans operating an automated external defibrillator from civil liability