Crossroads Website, Student Hit By Car, And More This Week

It was a busy week in Mahwah. Here’s a look at some of the top stories covered on Patch this week. If there’s something you’d like to see covered on Patch, email Jessica.mazzola@patch.com.

Police and Fire

A Ramapo College student was after being hit by a Papa John's delivery driver who “did not see him.”

A Florida man was after fleeing police in his home state who were charging him with identity theft and credit card fraud. Police allege the man was stealing to pay for his son’s gymnastics aspirations.

Government

The Mahwah township website has , thanks to a resident suggestion at a recent political event.

The dredging of Winter’s Pond will as originally anticipated.

Several District 39 candidates this week. Mahwah will be voting in the 39^th legislative district this November, thanks to census redistricting that moved the township from the 40^th district.

Schools

A program at Mahwah High School is letting seniors get internships. Patch sat down with the “Structured Learning” coordinator this week to .

Mahwah hired a new coach to help “revitalize” the district’s softball program. The coach from a nearby rival team.

Walk-A-Thons raised money for Mahwah elementary schools. Check out the photo galleries from the and events, and add your photos to the galleries.

Business

The company planning a shopping center development at the intersection of Routes 17 and 287 in Mahwah this week that it said would help start a conversation with residents.

An ongoing hearing about a parking arrangement between two Franklin Turnpike businesses was after an unexpected testimony.