Community Corner
Week in Review
Rising prices at the gas pump; permanent school superintendent named and more

Here's a quick snapshot of some of the stories that made news in Wyckoff the past week.
The Franklin Lakes Police Department, Wyckoff Fire Department and students and faculty at Ramapo High School on the basketball court to raise money for The Gift of Life Foundation. The event was put together in coordination with the Dreams for Kids Foundation, which stresses character education and making good choices, and Rotary International participated as well.
As Earth Day approaches it's critical that everyone understand their individual role in generating green house gases, primarily carbon dioxide, on a daily basis. Whether it’s taking the kids back and forth to school or hockey practice, running errands at the grocery store, picking up cold medicine, or heating and cooling or homes, we emit these gases, which contribute to our ever-expanding carbon footprints and are a direct cause of climate change. Here were .
It was announced will receive an annual prorated salary of $155,000 following a a 6-1 vote by the Wyckoff Board of Education Monday night to approve his contract.
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Wyckoff Patch ran a asking local consumers how they were coping with rising prices at the gas pump.
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