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Ramsey Council To Consider $15.05 Million Emergency Services Complex
Council members will vote Wednesday on funding construction of a complex for Ramsey’s fire, rescue and emergency services.

Council members will vote Wednesday on funding construction of a complex for Ramsey’s fire, rescue and emergency services.

The police-sponsored gathering will feature live music, food trucks and a message about the effects of addiction and overdose.
Books, pencils and calculators are ready as Paramus students prepare to begin the 2026-27 school year.
Pencils, notebooks and fresh routines return as Oakland students begin the 2026-27 school year Tuesday.
The Board of Education will meet Tuesday as Cedar Grove prepares for a September vote on proposed school improvements.
Books, pencils and calculators are ready as Millburn students begin the 2026-27 school year Wednesday.
Residents can meet neighbors, explore local organizations and enjoy family activities at Community Day on Saturday, September 19.
A free dance party and outdoor screening of “The Princess Bride” will bring South Orange’s summer movie series to a close Wednesday.
Orientations, socials and scavenger hunts will welcome students before classes begin next Wednesday.
New students can tour their schools before classes begin next Thursday, followed by an early dismissal Friday.
A $1.6 million upgrade will replace century-old pipes, service lines and fire hydrants along three Springfield roads.
The new school year begins next Wednesday, followed by an early dismissal Friday and a long Labor Day weekend.
Warren Township students begin the 2026-27 school year next Wednesday.
Students return for two early-dismissal days before the district closes for Labor Day.
A proposed $2.18 million contract includes paving, curbs, striping and accessible ramp and crosswalk upgrades.
The first bell of the 2026-27 school year rings Thursday for Montville students, with families getting back into the school-day routine.
New students arrive Wednesday for a week of orientation before fall classes get underway Monday at Drew University.
The first day of school is next Wednesday, with orientations and meet-and-greets helping Madison students get ready for a new school year.
From prix fixe Italian dinners to seafood, wood-fired pizza and drinks, these local restaurants offer a reason to go out during the week.
The first bell of the 2026-27 school year is almost here as Jefferson Township students prepare to return Wednesday, Sept. 2.