Hillsdale News

By JUSTO BAUTISTA STAFF WRITER WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP - A township family escaped without injury late Saturday after their house became a raging inferno that was set off by a garage fire that destroyed two cars and sent flames and fireballs through the attached house.

The matter of Westwood's resident-dubbed "Wall of Shame" was recently referred back to the Department of Environmental Protection by Deputy Attorney General Barbara Conklin.

This photo of a group of Camp Fire Girls from Park Ridge was taken in the 1920s at an Independence Day Parade on its route down Broadway.

Pascack Valley towns, beset by flooding in recent years, are teaming up to tackle their water problems.

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Hillsdale - " Responding to Governor Jon Corzine and the Democrat state legislature's proposed FY2010 budget plan to eliminate the property tax rebate and the property tax deduction on middle class families, Assemblywoman Charlotte Vandervalk and candidate for Assembly Bob Schroeder released the following statement: A A "I will proudly vote for ...

Pascack Valley Bergen County, NJ pending home sales, homes under contract has been improving per NJMLS data. The market is responding to lower prices and good interest rates. Loan availability was an important factor and is much better then late 2008. See

One week after adopting an ordinance that would restrict parking on streets surrounding Pascack Valley High School in Hillsdale, officials are considering amending it.

Hugging among U.S. teenagers has become so prevalent some schools say they've banned the embrace or imposed limits on how long they last.

It sounded a little odd to many people when Terry DeBrule told families taking part in Camp Grief Busters that one of the volunteers, Ryan Frame, had slept Saturday night in a large storage closet at the Stony Point Center.

The Hillsdale Mayor and Council adopted an ordinance on Monday, June 1 to amend the "Traffic and Parking" section of the borough code and restrict parking on certain streets to one hour on school days.

Jim is a 20+ year youth ministry veteran and is the Senior Editor of Publications for HomeWord, including oversight of the "Good Advice Parent Newsletter," Today's HomeWord daily devotional, and HomeWord's Culture Brief.

From a California punk to a drag queen in Georgia, photojournalist Robin Bowman captures the passion, pride and conflict of a young generation coming of age.

The Joan D'Alessandro Foundation will hold its annual yard sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at 45 Florence St.

Didn't you know that hugging can lead to immoral and inappropriate actions?!? An article in the New York Times by Sarah Kershaw examines the growing trend of school officials banning hugs.

There is so much hugging at Pascack Hills High School in Montvale, N.J., that students have broken down the hugs by type: Teenage Fads, Forever Young How do trends among high school students develop and spread so quickly? Katie Dea and Henry Begler, both 14, at the Claire Lilienthal School in San Francisco, prefer a friendly hug to a high-five ...

Building inspectors have not yet determined what caused a deck collapse that injured seven people at a college graduation party in northern New Jersey.

Termites may have caused a second-story deck to collapse during a college graduation party in Hillsdale, a borough official said Sunday.

Building inspectors have not yet determined what caused a deck collapse that injured seven people at a college graduation party in northern New Jersey.

A college graduation party in Northern New Jersey turns almost tragic when a deck collapses.