Hasbrouck Heights News

Special classes are helping marginal students at several North Jersey school districts prepare for the state graduation exam, according to a report by the Record .

A woman who took her daughter to Spain during a custody battle in Bergen County and set off an international dispute that kept her jailed for three years said Thursday that she still cannot bring the child back to New Jersey.

With about 500 diners, New Jersey has often been called the diner capital of the world.

In one afternoon, the developer of an East Rutherford condo complex sold 26 units in his 32-unit complex.

Real Estate in Recovery: What Can Be Done to Prepare for a Turnaround Presented By: Schulte Roth & Zabel and GlobeSt.com The troubled real estate market has created a buyers' market for mortgage loan portfolios, RMBS and CMBS, foreclosed real estate, real estate in corporate turnaround situations, equity and debt of housing-related retailers, and ...

The Hackensack Riverkeeper staff hosted the annual Hackensack Riverkeeper Awards and Sustainable Seafood Fest last week at the Hasbrouck Heights Hilton.

Former Juneau resident Ressa Ella Courson Sutton died Oct. 26, 2009, at home in Pembroke Pines, Fla.

The amount of money spent on this campaign is outrageous. We are being inundated with all this bunk from those seeking political office.

Teterboro Airport is setting up collapsible concrete to stop wayward jets from overrunning the facility's runways.

Essex County Executive DiVincenzo Joins with the Township of Montclair and the New Jersey Tree Foundation to Plant Trees Along County Roads in Montclair By Office of the Essex County Executive 10/21/2009 Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr.

Milestone Benefit for Hackensack Riverkeeper Tenth Annual Awards Celebration and Sustainable SeafoodFest is a Great Success By Hackensack Riverkeeper 10/17/2009 Earlier this week at the Hilton Hotel in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, Hackensack Riverkeeper hosted its Tenth Annual Awards Celebration & Sustainable SeafoodFest.

The non-profit environmental advocacy group Hackensack Riverkeeper has awarded its annual environmental award to Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy and the city of Jersey City.

Police have charged a 19-year-old Hasbrouck Heights man with three counts of criminal mischief in connection with a number of graffiti incidents that started appearing in the borough in February.

Paula Reyes and George Rosko announce the kickoff of the 2009 Coccia Realty Coat Drive for new or like new men's, women's and children's winter coats and accessories to be donated to local organizations for distribution to those in need, from Oct.

Leading the charge is Chance Parker, a recent Colorado transplant appointed to the commission in July.

The Holiday Inn will be ushering in this holiday season with the magical sounds of the harmonica! Over one hundred harmonica players and lovers from all over the United States, as well as Canada, Italy and the Netherlands have registered to gather here as The Garden State Harmonica Club kicks off its 37th annual harmonica festival in Hasbrouck ...

WHEN: 8 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday. WHERE: Bananas, 283 Route 17 south, Hasbrouck Heights, 201-727-1090 or bananascomedyclub.com HOW MUCH: $20 Rich Vos doesn't want to be known as a quitter, but that's a big part of his act.

The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited Steelplex Corp.

The Bergen County Hazardous Materials Response Unit, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the Attorney Generala s Environmental Prosecutions Task Force are investigating the illegal dumping of chemicals into Riser Creek in Hasbrouck Heights.

The Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce recognized LOU NISIVOCCIA, founder and managing director of Nisivoccia Consulting LLC, with its Business Person of the Year Award, and THOM TORODE with its Humanitarian Award on Sept.