Week in Review: Mental Health Event at the Y; Township Selects Grand Marshall

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

• The newly elected members of the Wyckoff Board of Education officially following the board's reorganization meeting at the Eisenhower School. Robert Francin, Lisa Martone and Raymond Hovey were sworn in by Business Administrator Alan Reiffe.
  
  
• Some Wyckoff realtors are saying a local ordinance is in town. Later in the week the township relaxed some signage restrictions but the main issue over directiona signage remains.
  
  
• Wyckoff resident  was elected to the Ramapo-Indian Hills Regional Board of Education. Now as she prepares to begin three-year term, Lanini told Patch she can't wait to get started.
  
  
• In the past, Wyckoff has worked to make the town environmentally friendly, but thanks to two new ordinances, the town is about to get greener. At a meeting last week with the intent of helping the township comply with Sustainable Jersey requirements.
  
  
• Longtime Wyckoff resident Harold Allen was on May 30. The parade ceremony will being at 9:00 a.m. at Fire House No. 1 behind Town Hall, where a service to honor the town's deceased firefighters will be held.
  
  
• In an event sponsored Thursday by the Wyckoff Municipal Alliance, Wyckoff Board of Health and Wyckoff Family YMCA, Ann Ganley, the executive director of the Coral Springs, Florida-based Ganley Foundation, joined Jordan Burnham, a 21-year-old  who survived a 9-story leap out of an apartment building window during a suicide attempt. They shared their stories in hopes of .