Community Corner
News from Throughout Bergen County
Here you'll see some of the stories this week on other Patch sites in the county

Welcome to "Around The County," a weekly column that highlights stories in nearby Bergen County Patch communities.
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- - 5 Salon & Spa celebrated its grand re-opening Sunday.
- - 1975 graduate of the elementary school, Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich will be the guest of honor at a dinner dance in March celebrating the school’s 100th anniversary.
- - Marcus Ruta remembered in trackside vigil.
- - Draft budget shows reduction in debt load offsetting increased costs, giving residents a tax break.
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- - Proximity to Central Business District is key, board says.
- - Erica and Julia Machi use their unique bond to excel in softball, volleyball and basketball.
- - Corpus Christi School sixth, seventh and eighth grade students now have access to an expanded science room thanks to the Knights of Columbus and other community members.
- DOT Funds Next Phase of Boulevard Streetscape Plan - The borough will receive another $150,000 in grant funding from the Department of Transportation towards the next phase of the Boulevard Streetscape Plan.
- - Ad from Nigeria asked for $750 for apartment in town to be sent overseas.
- - One driver taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
- - Alexis Fatigati wins the 200m free in her final home event.
- - More than 93 percent of seniors at NMHS have applied to college.
- - The pool could have faces from other neighboring municipalities as well as the discount book that was discontinued in 2010.
- - Village Attorney Matt Rogers 'doesn't see a threat of lawsuits' on the new library policy segregating businesses from public spaces for a fee.
- - Panel of judges questions need for Lot 9 in project.
- - No cuts in staffing proposed at this time at River Edge schools.
- - Bergen County Prosecutor's Office setting up reward for information on Davis murder case.
- - Teaneck resident and co-founder of "The Diplomats" rap group arrested after search of his Bergenfield recording studio, county prosecutor says.
- - Police say incident occurred at a party with underage drinking.
- - Education officials are revising the curriculum to improve student learning and performance.
- - Wyckoff-based foundation brings women health information, raises money.
- - The group is proposing artificial turf, lighting at Memorial and Pulis fields.
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