Cresskill News

The punishing storm that toppled trees across Bergen County late Tuesday was a "supercell" thunderstorm that produced wind gusts of up to 80 mph, meteorologists said Wednesday.

Summer storms in northern New Jersey toppled trees, snapped utility poles, and damaged property, a report in The Record said.

At 96 & A1 2 years old, Eleanor Wallace of Cresskill, N.J. commemorated another local Strawberry Festival celebrated this year at her local church, by buying the needed amount of fresh fruit to make enough containers for her own use and as gifts to friends throughout the year.

Sanmaroo feels less like a Korean barbecue restaurant than it does a relaxing spa.

The ex-wife appealed from that part of the New Jersey judgment of divorce which denied her counsel fees and expert costs.

An upstate New York community is hosting a 100th birthday party for the oldest living recipient of the Medal of Honor.

At the Garage Theatre Group, the focus is on acting. At the Garage Theatre Groupa TMs Youth Conservatory a ' a sort of group-within-the-group a ' the focus is on interacting.

Sometimes good deeds get punished. That's what Alpine health officer William Galdi is thinking this week after the Borough Council passed a special resolution that spells out rules on potential conflicts of interest.

The Recorda s policy on accepting students for inclusion in the Deana s List column has changed.

CRESSKILL a ' A new police chief is proposing exhaustive rules of conduct to get the department past a recent scandal.

Cresskill has a new chief of police. Edward Wrixon was sworn in to the post at the March 18 mayor and council meeting.

Martin Santini, FAIA, was named "Architect of the Year" at the annual New Jersey chapter of the American Institute of Architects awards dinner on Jan.

Q. Please advise me if my reinvested stock dividends become part of the cost basis when I sell the stock.

A patrolman suspended for rushing to a fatal car accident has settled departmental charges that ignited a protest by hundreds of North Jersey police.

Patients suffering from cancer, AIDS and other chronic or debilitating illnesses could use marijuana medicinally under a bill passed by the state Senate on Monday.

Chronically ill New Jerseyans could alleviate their suffering legally by smoking marijuana under a bill passed Monday by the state Senate.

Patients suffering from cancer, AIDS and other chronic or debilitating illnesses could use marijuana medicinally under a bill passed by the state Senate this afternoon.

It was Friday the 13th, so Arnold Serchuk was extra careful when he stopped at his least-favorite stop sign last week a ' the one at the top of hilly Merkle Street in Fort Lee where it meets North Central Road ...

Burglars don't always want jewelry or electronic equipment. Sometimes, they'll settle for food and a shower.

Alan Finkelstein, owner of two furniture and graphic design businesses in Cresskill, New Jersey, became hooked on second-hand luxury cars two years ago.