One of the students injured in the crash, who is a high school wrestler, has been identified via a GoFundMe that will support his family.
Residents are asked to participate in a public survey, which will help guide the formation of the first new Master Plan in 30 years.
Items will be collected on two different dates outside Town Hall, for those in western NC dealing with Hurricane Helene's devastation.
Lt. Col. Christopher Carbone, an Army Reserve soldier and two-time Purple Heart recipient, will be honored as the Jets' Veteran of the Game.
There are numerous tales of paranormal activity said to occur on this 10-mile stretch of roadway.
Mirroring the inclusive environment that Cedar Crest fosters, The Jewish Council welcomes all members of the community.
Shop for Christmas and Hanukkah merchandise, holiday decorations, jewelry, collectibles, and more!
Team members enjoy an all-around meaningful, inclusive, and satisfying work environment with outstanding benefits.
Two tickets split the jackpot for one of the NJ Lottery's daily games — see where in Passaic County that one lucky winner bought theirs.
Fire Company #2 is holding their first "Cigar Smoke" fundraiser in honor of former chief Greg Velardi, who volunteered there for 42 years.
Neighbors and local organizations/groups will come together on Sept. 22 for music, food, fun, and a celebration of all Wayne has to offer.
A lucky player hit the jackpot for Wednesday's Jersey Cash 5 drawing, and the convenience store will get a bonus $2K for selling the winner.
Hundreds of shoes will be displayed to represent NJ youth who have ended their lives; resources and therapy dogs will also be on-site.
There are two recycling collections this weekend, and the next free shredding event for Wayne residents is coming up soon. See more details:
Wayne residents are asked to use "a minimal amount of water" during work hours; the annual water main flushing could take up to six weeks.
All are welcome to enter their car, truck, or motorcycle for the show. The community event also features food, a DJ, prizes, and other fun.
The township's annual 9/11 memorial service will honor the seven Wayne residents who died in the terrorist attacks.
What is a float plan and do you need one? Learn what you need to do to boat safely in New Jersey
Margaret Floyd's typical day includes participating Cedar Crest groups and activities, pickleball, and more!
Blood donors are needed! You can help save a life, and donors at one drive will get a "pint for pint" voucher and maybe a $2,500 gift card.
People are encouraged to bring photos of their loved ones to add to a remembrance banner, so the community can collectively honor them.
The effective date is Nov. 1; officials have said they're aiming to hire employees back to help run programs at the future community center.
The Whoo Consigns fall sale is coming up, and you can register to shop early and get the best deals on kids' clothes, toys, and accessories.
Farmers market season is in full bloom, and early August is a peak season for some of the Garden State's favorite fruits and vegetables.
Luis "Papo" Santiago of Linden is survived by his three daughters, who say they will "continue to shed light to how amazing he was to us."
Wayne Township residents can safely dispose of confidential papers at this upcoming shredding event - see more details below.
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He works one-on-one with future residents to ensure all aspects of their move are planned.
The convenience store will get a bonus $2,000 check for selling the lucky Jersey Cash 5 ticket.
See which items are in short supply at Wayne’s Interfaith Network food pantry, and how you can help.
Residents enjoy the opportunities to socialize with neighbors as well as an array of attractive amenities like the fitness center.
Wanna go boating? How to get your required boat safety certificate
Any student in Passaic Co. who will go into 6th or 9th grade this fall may attend this free camp to help them prepare for a new school year.
Council approved a measure allowing the town to purchase the building by eminent domain if need be; Y leadership hoped for a different plan.
A North Jersey researcher's new book depicts a variety of NJ’s Revolutionary War sites, remembering both famous names and everyday citizens.
Amenities, maintenance-free living, on-site continuing care, and offer real value.
Tips for holiday boating safety
The event was scheduled for June 22 in Wayne, but the county and organizers said canceling it was "the best course of action."
Enjoy free admission and refreshments— and check out a special exhibit on Wayne Little League's championship-winning 1970 team.
34 student workers were granted $8,000 scholarships to support their pursuit of a college or trade school.