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Ho-Ho-Kus trustees turn attention to uniforms
HO-HO-KUS - The Board of Education will discuss a mandatory uniform policy for students at the district's only public school at a meeting at the end of February.
Ho-Ho-Kus cops get new contract
HO-HO-KUS - Borough police officers have a new three-year salary contract that increases salaries 2 percent per year.
Ho-Ho-Kus, police settle new pact with 2-percent raises
HO-HO-KUS - Borough police officers have a new three-year salary contract that increases salaries 2 percent per year.
Bully-free promise remains intact at local schools
School officials from Upper Saddle River , Saddle River , Ho-Ho-Kus and Allendale said that despite a recent decision by the state's Council on Local Mandates declaring the state's Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights to be unconstitutional unless funding is provided, they are not looking to make drastic changes to any policies currently in place to ... (more)
Bridle Way resident asks file to go to Ho-Ho-Kus Zoning Board
Ho-Ho-Kus resident Cindy Tharayil, of Bridle Way, attended the Jan. 24 meeting and said she'd like her concerns to be brought to the Zoning Board for further evaluation, and she "objects" to Construction Official Larry Scorzelli and Borough Engineer Dave Hals "being reappointed to their positions" at the Jan.
Flooding Not a Temporary Problem, Engineer Says
With close to $350,000 in grant money to repair the Ho-Ho-Kus Brook nearly secured, the village could begin substantial work this summer to mitigate flooding many residents say has worsened considerably in the last decade.
Ho-Ho-Kus Public School uniform policy recommendations expected at Feb. 7 meeting
Though uniform policies are typically seen in private schools, more and more variations of dress code policies are cropping up in public school districts across the country.
Ho-Ho-Kus introduces amendment to increase water rates
The Ho-Ho-Kus Council introduced an amendment to the current water rates ordinance at its Jan.
Boat Lost Off Nantucket Makes It to Spain
The last time Scott Douglas saw his boat Queen Bee was during a fishing trip in Nantucket in August 2008.
NJ Man's Boat Turns Up 3 Years Later, in Spain
The last time Scott Douglas of New Jersey saw his boat Queen Bee was in August 2009, during a fishing trip in Nantucket.
Mayors endorse veto of NWBCUA stipends, benefits
Mayors of the Northwest Bergen Mayors Association recently unanimously endorsed Bergen County Executive Kathleen A. Donovan's decision to strip part-time commissioners of the Northwest Bergen County Utilities Authority of publicly paid stipends and health benefits.
Ho-Ho-Kus bridge to open for cars
HO-HO-KUS - Commuters will be able to drive over the Warren Avenue truss bridge within 30 days, but pedestrians will have to wait a bit longer to cross.