Gov. Christie's office announced an extension for New Jersey residents affected by Hurricane Sandy to register for disaster assistance.
Mayor and Council meet DPW halfway on comp time for working while Borough Hall was closed in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Bergen Lawmakers Have Been Pushing Legislation to Require More Updated Maps
FEMA will release preliminary flood elevation maps for use in reconstruction after Sandy.
The Board conditions re-affirmation of variances on a limitation of maximum number of seats.
Do the latest revisions to Hekemian's application for variance approval constitute the filing of a new application?
Funding comes from the state's Blue Acres program, which helps provide for the acquisition of lands located in floodways.
Eleven federal, county and non-profit service organizations will provide a free half-day program for Bergen County residents affected by Sandy.
Roadway stanchions should be installed before end of year
Bill A-3524 was introduced by several Assembly members.
Now that Hekemian has substantially reduced the scope of the multi-unit housing complex from 221 units to 24, does this affect New Milford's COAH requirement?
Radical changes to residential component to make room for flood storage basin
Environmental Commission and Board of Education meetings just a few things going on this week in New Milford.
Inconsistent curb-side pick up forces Mayor and Council to go out to bid for recycling services.
Bergen County residents who suffered losses from Hurricane Sandy can apply for food stamps beginning Tues. Nov. 26.
See what's coming up this week in New Milford
Bergen County Clerk's Office releases official results from November 6 election
Revisions to Hekemian's proposed development of the United Water property includes the removal of Sycamore trees that line River Road.
Anticipating potential litigation, the Zoning Board suspends variance approvals and moves to re-open the hearing to re-examine the restaurant's floor plan and seating.
Special Zoning Board meeting leads the week in New Milford
New Jersey Supreme Court hears oral arguments in case challenging COAH
With the election over, and the referendum defeated, where does that leave the Field of Dreams?
Proposed left hand turn lanes on River Road and Main Street will widen roads, necessitating the removal of long standing Sycamore trees
Homeowners who need to repair their homes, post Hurricane Sandy, can receive permission to not pay any permit fees
The Thanksgiving holiday brings changes to the New Milford's recycling schedule.
Rebsch's recusal leaves Zoning Board with minimum quorum and no alternates; Planning Board will appoint one of their members so hearing can proceed.
Majority votes to set aside meeting with the planner on rezoning, effectively allowing the application for the development of the United Water Company property to run its course through the Zoning Board.
FEMA approves Christie’s request to extend Disaster Unemployment Assistance to cover all New Jersey counties as a result of Hurricane Sandy.
Lawmakers set up an Amazon.com "wish list" where residents can purchase much-needed items and have them shipped to the legislators' district office where they will be delivered to those in need.
Ashley and Putrino "anxious to get to work on behalf of the residents of New Milford."
Preliminary counts show Putrino and Ashley take the election, while residents cast a resounding 'no' for the Field of Dreams.
The Field Of Dreams question goes to referendum today, giving residents the chance to finally give their opinion some weight at the polls.
See how the candidates did in each district, with the unofficial counts.
A total of nine candidates are running in local elections—four for two seats on the Council, and four for three, three-year terms and one for a one-year term on the BOE. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Because of all of the power outages that Sandy wrought, the Borough makes the decision to move voting to Berkley Elementary School and the library.
With Borough Hall still without power and internet service, Mayor Subrizi wants to thank all those who helped pull New Milford safely through the storm.
Since most of the town, including Borough Hall, remains without power, Patch is in touch with Borough officials to keep New Milford Residents informed.
Massive power outages, downed trees, debris and wires cause Borough officials to postpone Halloween and property tax due date. Property tax date Tuesday Nov. 13.
With most of the town, including Borough Hall, without power, phone or internet, the mayor wants to keep residents updated on post-Sandy clean-up and repairs.
Continued hearing on development of the United Water property cancelled due to storm; rescheduled for November.