Portable generators have become popular with long power outages caused by big storms over the past few years.
The governor visited HackensackUMC at Pascack Valley, which is set to open June 1.
Professional planner Richard Preiss testified that the proposed site for a new store in Washington Township is not suitable for its current residential use.
Members of the borough's police committee want to eliminate the requirement that an officer must hold a degree to be promoted.
The tower is planned to be built at the township's Municipal Complex.
CVS plans to build a new 14,500-square-foot store on the corner of Pascack Road and Washington Avenue.
A Harrington Park resident claims Robert Schroeder never made payments on three loans from last year.
New Jersey's only female governor spoke at the Bergen County Women's Republican Club's 90th anniversary celebration.
The commission would work on flooding issues in Rockland and Bergen waterways like the Pascack Brook.
Caliber Builders plans to build an age-restricted housing development on the border of Hillsdale and Washington Township.
The project will address drainage problems on Pascack Road behind the hospital.
Westwood Councilman Peter Grefrath said skateboarders damaged memorial benches in Veterans' Park twice this year.
Police officers in Westwood must have a degree to be promoted.
Money to go to balancing the general state budget rather than building houses for low- and middle-income residents
Taxes will rise $57 for the average borough homeowner.
The work is expected to start May 20 and should take about two weeks.
Taxes will rise $31 for the average township homeowner.
Former Washington Township Police Chief William Cicchetti received a terminal leave payment of $38,184.90.
Dolpack, LLC alleged Schroeder failed to repay a $100,000 loan.
Benches in Veterans' Memorial Park have been damaged twice so far this year.
Officials said the budget process this year was one of the most difficult they have faced.
The borough will receive $30,000 per year for the space.
The applicant wants to house as many as four former addicts in a Magnolia Avenue home.
The council is expected to formally present the amendment and vote on the budget at their May 7 meeting.
Provident Bank filed to have a court decide who is entitled to the funds.
Two Democrats and two Republicans have filed to run for two open seats on the Westwood Council this year.
The National Flood Insurance Program offers discounts to residents of towns that participate in its Community Rating System.
Westwood officials are planning to change traffic lights to allow drivers to move on Broadway while trains block intersections.
Officials said borough ordinance already covers what was proposed in a new ordinance from an anti-smoking group.
Two Democrats and two Republicans have filed to run for two open seats on the Hillsdale Council this year.
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.
Two teams of Republicans are running for the mayor and two council seats this year.
Taxes would rise $32 for the average township homeowner if the budget is approved as introduced.
Deadline extension applies for homeowner, renter and business registration with SBA
Three creditors have filed a petition to put Robert Schroeder into an involuntary bankruptcy.
A change to the introduced budget approved by the Hillsdale Council Wednesday means the borough will borrow slightly less money but the tax levy will increase slightly more than planned.
Borough officials have introduced a $12.56 million budget.
AT&T plans to replace existing antennas on the tower in the Garden State Parkway.
A Monmouth University study ranked the best municipal government websites in New Jersey.
"Modernize Bergen County" is seeking 2,500 signatures to get a voter referendum aimed at repealing blue laws on the ballot in November.