Allendale News

President Bill Clinton will be in New Jersey on Friday June 1 to campaign on behalf of Rep.

New Jersey restaurants will add 22,900 summer jobs, 10 percent more than last year, a national trade group predicts, as consumer confidence rises and gasoline prices drop.

Local school districts are seeking grants based on the newly revised Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, which provides money to qualifying school districts to help reimburse them for funds used for training purposes.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Town Journal compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.

Kathryn Hess, a first-grade teacher at Hillside School, was the school district's recipient of the 2012 Bergen County Teacher/ Educational Services Professional Recognition Act Award.

The Allendale Council adopted its 2012 municipal budget at its May 10 meeting, which will include a stable tax rate on the $12.6 million budget, after the state gave its approval.

Northern Highlands Regional High School students studying the digital arts recently competed to create a real-life logo for the Brookside Summer Arts Academy.

Allison Pries joined The Record in 2001 after earning a master's degree from Northwestern University.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Town Journal compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.

Allendale, N.J.-based Henschel-Steinau Inc. has formed a dedicated Retail Systems Division.

GLEN ROCK -- The Board of Education on Monday named interim superintendent Raymond Albano to replace David C. Verducci who retires in June after serving three years of his five-year contract.