Ho-Ho-Kus News

So you want some bubbly for your New Yeara TMs Eve celebration, but dona TMt want to spend a fortune? We asked three local wine experts for their top picks, with value as the top priority.

Many Americans with so-called "clunkers" have considered the purchase of a new car, but the cost in today's economic climate may be prohibitive.

A Parksville man has been charged in a Nov. 14 armed robbery. Police say Charles Long, 53, robbed a furniture store in New Jersey and then sold stolen jewelry taken in the robbery to a jewelry store in the Orange Plaza Mall in Middletown.

Starters is a first look at recently opened restaurants. It is meant to be a descriptive glimpse, not a critical review.

RIDGEWOOD a ' The Ridgewood Board of Education was presented with a district-wide testing report at a meeting Monday night.

Last fall, Albert Franco was all set to open his second CafA© Amici in Ho-Ho-Kus when the recession hit.

In some ways, the fact that Blend is open at all is a success story. The popular nightspot on Chestnut Street in Ridgewood abruptly declared bankruptcy and closed last year amid a mess of unpaid taxes and millions owed to creditors.

Kristin Gildea, the daughter of Charles and Lynn Gildea of Saddle River, is engaged to Ryan Fox, the son of Thomas and Karen Fox of Saddle River, formerly of Ridgewood.

KUS a ' Police have arrested a suspect in the armed robbery of the Ho-Ho-Kus boutique BB Clover at Home.

Police have arrested a distraught and depressed Ho-Ho-Kus man after flushing him out of his home with tear gas, authorities said Friday.

The Ho-Ho-Kus man involved in a seven-hour standoff with police on Friday is a homebody who is "embarrassed" by all the media attention his incident produced, a longtime friend said Saturday.

A man police said is suicidal barricaded himself in his borough home with two weapons , causing a lockdown at a nearby school this morning, a report on NorthJersey.com said.

Police in New Jersey used tear gas to end a long standoff with a man at a Ho-Ho-Kus home.

KUS A 50-year-old man who barricaded himself with a gun in his Hollywood Avenue home for seven hours on Friday, forcing the lockdown of a nearby elementary school, was taken into custody peacefully after authorities used tear gas to drive him from the house.

SWAT team members today outside the Ho-Ho-Kus home of a man who barricaded himself into his home.

Share + Nov 20, 2009 3:19 pm US/Eastern HO-HO-KUS, N.J. Police are speaking with an armed man in an effort to end a standoff that began several hours ago when the man barricaded himself inside his northern New Jersey home.

A suicidal man barricaded himself with two guns in a Hollywood Avenue home, and authorities have placed the nearby Ho-Ho-Kus School on lockdown this morning, police said.

One of the advantages of spending time in a third-world country like Uganda, Ho-Ho-Kus resident Scott Douglas learned last September, is that incidental occurrences like a worldwide financial collapse tend to go unnoticed by the locals.

On several summer family vacations to Cape Cod, we were mesmerized by the beautiful and lush hydrangeas.

The lines that divide ethical conduct from corruption in local government should, in theory, be starkly drawn in black and white.