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Shallow Greenwood Lake hindering boaters, businesses
Typically 130 boats are in their slips on the holiday weekend, said Bill Link, a co-owner of Moosehead Marina, seen here walking the empty dock.
Harris' Lack of Court Experience Could Count Against Him
Chatham Borough Mayor Bruce Harris declined to comment at the news the Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled his confirmation hearing for Thursday, May 31.
Closter police targeting seat-belt violations
The annual "Click it or Ticket" initiative, which begins today and continues through June 3, includes high visibility law enforcement seat belt checkpoints and saturation patrols, as well as publicity about the life-saving value of seat belts.
Fire hits recently opened Closter restaurant
The fire was reported at 1:06 a.m. at Gilmok, a Korean barbecue restaurant at 190 Closter Dock Road.
Princeton Shopping Center's new ownership plans to keep up with community atmosphere
PRINCETON BOROUGH - The president of the company poised to buy the Princeton Shopping Center said the firm has no plans to mess with success.
Legislative Staff: Harris Confirmation Hearing Not Confirmed
Staff members from the state Office of Legislative Affairs and Senate Judiciary Committee could not confirm reports from The Associated Press that Chatham Borough Mayor Bruce Harris' confirmation hearing is scheduled for May 31.
Youthful, hand-written 1946 letter from Ted Kennedy to Ethel Skakel [later to wed Kennedy's brother, Robert]. Sterling Associates and the letter's consignor withdrew and returned the family keepsake to Ethel Kennedy after receiving a phone call from her.
Judge halts clearing of historic Closter farm property pending county hearing
Local and state officials say they haven't been able to prevent the property owner, Frank Vastano from chopping down trees or putting up retaining walls because the State's Right to Farm Act allows him to use the property for farming activities, however annoying they may be to neighbors.
Glen Ridge hosts talk on food allergies, food intolerances
Denise White, the part-time home economics teacher at Glen Ridge High School, talks to the audience before the start of May 1's discussion of food allergies and food intolerances.
Demarest residents to get their say on police merger; council to hold referendum
Judy Rosenthal questions Demarest Mayor Raymond Cywinski, the council and Bergen County officials about the proposed merger at the council meeting Monday night.
Everyone's skin type is different, and spa services should do their best to accommodate more than one skin type to the best of their abilities.
Demarest to hold special meeting on plan to merge police with Bergen County Police Department
DEMAREST - County officials will be on hand at a special council meeting this evening to discuss a controversial proposal to merge borough police with the Bergen County Police Department.
Everyone's skin type is different, and spa services should do their best to accommodate more than one skin type to the best of their abilities.
Residents push for special election on police merger
DEMAREST - Residents are signing an online petition demanding a public referendum on the potential merging of the local police department with the county's operation and circulating an email asking residents to attend the next mayor and council meeting to learn more and speak about the issue.
Wild game and wine dinner at Harvest Bistro
This just in: On Thursday, May 3, game meats are the focus of the menu for a special dinner at Harvest Bistro in Closter featuring the wines of Chapoutier, the storied winery in the Rhone region of France.