New Milford readies itself for Sandy's potential punch; temporary sub station in Bergenfield; County will have dumpsters available post Sandy.
DEP confirms reservoirs were lowered immediately following Christie's order Friday evening, but stopped 6 p.m. Saturday.
"I am urging all New Jerseyans to take every possible and reasonable precaution to ready themselves for the storm’s potential impact."
In advance of Sandy, Governor orders reservoirs lowered and flood gates opened.
In anticipation of Hurricane Sandy, Gordon, Wagner and Eustace ask United Water to lower the reservoir levels before storm hits.
With Sandy headed our way, Subrizi urges Christie to order the reservoirs be lowered in advance of the storm.
PSE&G setting up temporary power stations; United Water meeting with Borough officials.
Fearing the Elm Street Bridge will be a cut-through for traffic generated by the proposed development, Oradell's counsel informs Zoning Board that Oradell will be submitting their own traffic report to the Board.
Chief takes residents questions about luring investigation.
Christie Administration awards 70 Bergen County municipalities $1.5 million in grants to bolster local recycling efforts.
Hekemian called Shop Rite's produce manager as a witness in Thursday's special hearing of the Zoning Board. The question the audience was asking is "Why?"
Philosophically aligned on most of the hot-button issues, 'Candidates Night' saw little controversy and much agreement.
Towns are required to use the 1980 NJDEP flood map, not FEMA's 2005 flood map. Bill would allow the most current flood map to be used.
Jury Finds Lake DeForest and Lake Tappan dams did not contribute to flooding
Project is to be fully funded by Borough; BOE requests opportunity to make revisions to the design; Borough not to make modifications without BOE approval.
Here are details on Thursday's debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan.
Sanzari's New Bridge Inn granted approval to expand restaurant and knock down residential houses to make room for a new parking lot.
Two Hillsdale-based companies owned by Assemblyman Robert Schroeder have been suspended from doing business with the government and are facing possible eviction due to unpaid rent.
Board grants variance approval after applicant submits revised plan reducing parking, impervious coverage.
SOD asks for a legal determination on whether Subrizi's phone conversation to Hekemian regarding the possible rezoning of the United Water property by the Mayor and Council is legal.
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Mark your calendars--here's what's going on in town this week.
Mayor and Council unaware that Boswell was hired to give BOE presentation on the 'Field of Dreams.'
Assemblyman Timothy Eustace visits Berkley's fifth graders and talks about government.
Boswell Engineering delivers presentation on the design and cost of the proposed 'Field of Dreams' during recent Board of Education meeting.
Subrizi says without rezoning, all control over the United Water property will rest with the courts when Hekemian appeals, leaving New Milford entirely out of the decision making process.
SOD urges Mayor and Council not to rezone the United Water property and let the application run its course through the Zoning Board.
Duffie, Grant and Ashley send letter to Freeholders urging them to extend boundaries of county-owned Water Works property to include the United Water property and preserve entire area as open space.
Hekemian's traffic expert says additional traffic that may result from the proposed development of the United Water property can be accommodated because the roads are underutilized.
SOD appears before River Edge Mayor and Council seeking support against Hekemian Project.
District 38 Senator Bob Gordon co-introduces bill that would give a tax credit to small business owners who hire those out of work for 30 days or longer.
Consultant tells BPU the steps utilities should take to restore power to customers far faster
While members of Stop Over Development build opposition to the New Milford Redevelopment Associates project, the Borough of Oradell is strategizing their own plan of attack.
Joined by their Township Manager, residents of Teaneck oppose the expansion of Sanzari's New Bridge Inn citing concerns of flooding and increased traffic.
1100 signatures are hand delivered to the Mayor and Council asking them not to rezone the United Water property.
At the final Bergen County Freeholders Listening Tour, residents expressed frustration with the governing body's lack of information
Rezoning property keeps Hekemian's original offer on the table. Calling it "United Water-gate" Councilwoman Hedy Grant calls for special counsel to investigate failure of Mayor and Council to vote on the purchase of United Water property.
New Milford's grass roots group tells the Mayor & Council to unite with them against the development of the United Water property.
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