Tom Behrens appointed to the River Edge Planning Board.
Restaurants given green light to offer outdoor dining during warm weather months.
Already in use in other parts of the state, free service is due in North Jersey by the end of 2013.
With summer upon us, restaurants are hoping to offer open air dining to their customers.
Donna Lally said she hoped to cater to recovering addicts who do not fit into other sober living opportunities.
Hearings proceed as usual with the continuation, and conclusion, of the public's cross-examination of Hekemian's planner.
The three-term Democratic assemblywoman cites family reasons for not seeking re-election.
With FEMA getting ready to release new Advisory Base Flood Elevation (ABFE) flood maps, Wagner and Eustace Bill calls on DEP to update their maps.
Bill is part of an effort to help local communities throughout the state finance much-needed water and sewer projects.
The attorney for indicted assemblyman Robert Schroeder will make a "substantial filing" of defense motions, he said Friday.
Assemblyman Robert Schroeder has been sued numerous times and is facing criminal charges for alleged financial crimes.
Oradell will continue to maintain a legal presence at the New Milford Zoning Board hearings regarding the proposed development of the United Water property.
Residents face $497 total average tax increase on a house assessed at $472,343.
Christie's political ambitions could mean veto if governor wants to appeal to national Republican primary voters
The governor visited HackensackUMC at Pascack Valley, which is set to open June 1.
Attorneys for Hekemian request the hearing of the application be carried to June 11.
Young birds expected to take flight within weeks
Outdoor dining would be permissible from April through November.
No interruption of service to customers, officials report.
A Harrington Park resident claims Robert Schroeder never made payments on three loans from last year.
The revelation that the Board of Education entered into a conceptual agreement with Hekemian for a 'field of dreams' has raised the temperature on the United Water property conversation.
Bill would create joint commission to prevent flooding hazards in Bergen and Rockland counties.
"Conceptual contract" includes Hekemian donation of 3 acres of property and a 'sizable' donation for BOE to construct an athletic stadium.
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Proposed budget has Oradell homeowners facing an estimated average annual increase of approximately $497 in their property taxes.
River Edge homeowners will see a total average annual increase of approximately $174 with the municipal and school budgets adopted, and the county budget introduced,
Sgt. William Haggis has retired from the River Edge Police Department after 30 years of service.
Money to go to balancing the general state budget rather than building houses for low- and middle-income residents
NJ Spotlight reports Council being asked to try to take at least $142 million in local affordable housing trust fund dollars away from municipalities.
FEMA representatives meet with local officials for update on maps and increase to flood insurance premiums.
Despite calls from Borough officials and residents, United Water still has not fixed last Tuesday's Church Street water main break.
Speakers at the rally in Ridgewood pressed the crowd to lobby the state senate in support of 12 proposed gun control bills.
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Expert says the master plan puts affordable housing on 13-Acre United Water property.
Further states that by the governing bodies lack of action, the application meets all criteria for approval
A public hearing yielded zero questions from residents on Monday night. The 2013 municipal budget will be adopted later this month
The proposed United Water property hearings before the New Milford Zoning Board of Adjustment is closing in on its final meetings
River Edge and Oradell council candidates filed their petitions to run in the June primary.
The law, inspired by the national uproar created by Nutley's "Tanning Mom," seeks to protect New Jersey's youth from the most common form of cancer.
The Mayor and Council opted to forego a public hearing on the proposed ordinance, effectively killing it in the process