Week in Review: Christie Legislation Requires Background Checks for School Board Members

Here's a quick look at some of the stories that made news in town this week. 

• The Department of Environmental Protection Agency  a violation in May after a test suggested one of its wells contained unacceptable levels of arsenic, but officials for the water company says there's no cause for emergency and in fact, there may have been no problem at all.
  
  
• The Wyckoff Police Department put what they hope will be a period on the and all of Wyckoff last month when, as promised, they held an informational dialogue with all the students at Eisenhower on the dangers of sexting.
  
  
• The inspiration to get involved and make a difference can happen at any time or place.  Sixth-grader Luke Mutterer‘s inspiration came from reading a magazine and attending the Big City Lacrosse Classic. The lacrosse goalie has spent  his season making strides for the Headstrong Foundation. 
  
   
• will perform in a three-day revival of Broadway’s award-winning musical “Hairspray” this summer to the delight of fans and Twitter followers of the youngest in the Wyckoff-raised trio.
  
  
• Before to attend his son's baseball game against St. Joseph Regional High School in Montvale on Tuesday, he found time to put a little work in, namely .