Hasbrouck Heights, NJ|News|
Little Ferry’s School Calendar Turns A New Page
Students will ease into the new school year with three consecutive single-session days.

Students will ease into the new school year with three consecutive single-session days.

An online author talk will give Chatham residents an educational look at the ideas that shaped the nation.
The Moosepac Well project is designed to improve drinking water for residents and businesses.
Paving, roadway striping and thunderstorms will bring possible delays to Westfield Avenue on Monday and Tuesday.
Officials are considering how to regulate data centers before a proposal lands on the township’s doorstep.
Classes begin Thursday with two early-dismissal days before Butler schools close Monday for Labor Day.
The Bedminster exhibition explores how creativity can support recovery, resilience and hope.
From Hawaiian shave ice to Italian classics, New Milford has plenty to put on the menu Friday through Sunday.
From afternoon tea to late-night burgers, four Little Ferry restaurants offer something different Friday through Sunday.
From Shabbat takeout to late-night pizza and Sunday deli fare, Teaneck has plenty on the menu this weekend.
From a Michael Jackson brunch to paella and pastries, Englewood has plenty on the table Friday through Sunday.
Classrooms reopen next Tuesday after staff training days and the Labor Day weekend.
From Afghan kebabs and barbecue to specialty pizza and pastries, Manville has every weekend craving covered.
More than 30 farmers and vendors, live music, pizza and community groups are coming to River Road Park.
After a soggy stretch, brighter skies could give Butler and Kinnelon residents a chance to hit the trails close to home.
Birders can search for early fall migrants during a guided Sunday walk at Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary.
Small and large dogs will get separate swim times during Clark’s end-of-summer pool party for four-legged residents.
Residents can borrow museum passes, a telescope and even an electronic drum set with their library cards.
The self-guided tour lets residents and visitors explore the borough’s historic streets at their own pace.
Hackettstown drivers should expect detours and parking restrictions as Madison Street gets its final paving.