Wednesday Dec 23 | North Jersey Media Group
A&P suit remains in legal system
The ongoing legal battle led by A&P against the Borough government is progressing, according to Attorney Ed Rogan.
Battle between A&P and Whole Foods in New Jersey
There are accusations that a supermarket giant is trying to thwart competition by putting up legal roadblocks.
Bergenfield police plan to appeal arbitrator award
BERGENFIELD a ' The police union is appealing an arbitrator's award that granted lower salary increases than the borough had offered during negotiations, but denied the borough's request for givebacks on health benefits.
Haworth taking steps to beef up test results
Education officials are taking steps to try to ensure that students perform better on the New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge exams in the spring.
Mayor Dawn Zimmer hires Michael Kates as new Hoboken attorney
Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer has hired Michael Kates as the city's new corporation counsel, she announced today.
Homebody is 'embarrassed' by media attention after 7-hour standoff...
The Ho-Ho-Kus man involved in a seven-hour standoff with police on Friday is a homebody who is "embarrassed" by all the media attention his incident produced, a longtime friend said Saturday.
Local man gives up wine to call spirits full time
A wine proprietor by day and a ghost medium by night, Craig McManus has been balancing his passion for wine and ghosts for the past 15 year until now.
The Record: Letters, Nov. 24, 2009
Regarding "It pays to be green" : I think that it is great that towns are going to green energy and purchasing hybrid vehicles to reduce fuel costs.
North Jersey community banks forced to curtail commercial lending
Many community banks face a dilemma. Their main reason for being is to make commercial real estate loans, and a fledgling economic recovery depends, in part, on them making more of them.
Not a Happy Holidays for Retail
Scott CLOSTER, NJ-The line between outlet stores and mainstream retail is blurring this holiday season as even upscale and luxury chains ratchet back their inventories and slash prices.
Haworth house fire displaces family
A family of four was displaced by a basement fire on Monday that sent smoke throughout a house on Seneca Trace, police said.
Upgrading your plumbing helps the environment a " and your pocketbook
If youa TMre like most of us, you rarely think about your homea TMs plumbing system until a pipe springs a leak or a drain backs up.
What will it take to survive the 2009 holiday shopping season?
The most optimistic of retailers, whether upscale or value, are still cautious over the impending holiday shopping season.
Ball raises $270,000 for medical center
M ore than 350 supporters of the Palisades Medical Center Foundation attended a black-tie masquerade ball at the Pleasantdale Chateau in West Orange, raising more than $270,000 to support the medical center and the Harborage nursing home and rehabilitation center in North Bergen.
The Record: Letters, Nov. 9, 2009
As a resident of northern Bergen County, I was deeply disturbed by several signs that I saw scattered around Closter.
Here are three other upscale restaurants with lively bar scenes that have been reviewed: TENAFLY AXIA TAVERNA *** Chef Alex Gorant isn't re-creating his grandmother's Greek cooking at this hugely popular Tenafly restaurant, located in a wonderfully redesigned old home.
Human and animal solid waste has enough energy to displace all the natural gas currently generated from fossil fuels in the United States.
Community mourns loss of elected official
Rockleigh has lost a longtime councilman. Joseph Favaloro, who served on the council for the past 16 years, died Oct.
The gentlemen and ladies from St Mary's Catholic Church in Closter, New Jersey are busy tonight, piling plates high with home-cooked meatloaf, carrots, potatoes, macaroni cheese and two types of rice.
Closter rivals agree on tax savings
CLOSTER a ' No matter who wins the two Borough Council seats in Closter next week, there will be fresh faces on the governing body.