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Oradell: Police Blotter, Feb. 9
EDITOR'S NOTE: Town News compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.
Bergen County Players presents Last of the Red Hot Lovers
Bergen County Players presents Last of the Red Hot Lovers, an uproarious comedy by Neil Simon, who won a 1970 Writer's Guild of America award for this, his ninth, of more than 30 classic stage plays.
Sweep Your Foodie Sweetheart Off Their Feet
Valentine's Day is just around the corner and if you are still struggling on where to take your sweetheart out to dinner, why not stay local in River Dell this year.
Oradell residents: Restore the funding for Water Works
Residents and preservationists lobbied before the Bergen County Historic Preservation Trust Fund advisory committee last week for money to be reallocated to the Hackensack Water Works in Oradell .
A Pat on the Back Propels St. Joseph Forward
Just after the start of the school year, students, faculty and parents atA St. Joseph School of Oradell and New Milford learned they would be honored by the US Department of Education as one of 14 schools in the state to be named aA " National Blue Ribbon Schools ". A few weeks later, the school's PTO A presented Principal Colette Vail a wooden ... (more)
Oradell will gethearing in schoolfunding dispute
ORADELL - The borough's petition to change the funding formula for the River Dell Regional School District will be heard by the state Office of Administrative Law, the latest step in an ongoing dispute between Oradell and neighboring River Edge.
For all you history buffs, here's an interesting twist that came up last week during a hearing on whether to reallocate historic preservation funds that had been recommended for shoring up the Hackensack Water Works buildings in Oradell.
Elementary Level NJ Ask Scores Show More Advanced Proficient Students
Across all grades levels in the three elementary schools in River Dell, anywhere from 50 percent to 75 percent of students were found to be advanced proficient in language arts and mathematics on the 2011 NJ ASK tests.A Students from grade three through six took the annual assessments in May of 2011.
Peapack-Gladstone Bank and PGB Trust & Investments Announce Recent Promotions and New Employees
Sheryl L. Cappa has been promoted to the position of vice president financial analyst at Peapack-Gladstone Bank.
Oradell: Police Blotter, Feb. 1
EDITOR'S NOTE: Town News compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.
Businesses: Claim Your Listing on Patch! It's Free
WhenA RiverDell Patch A launched in fall of 2011 in River Edge and Oradell, editors and freelancers ventured to local businesses in order to collect information for our directory.
Residents protest shifting of funds away from repair of Oradell's Hackensack Water Works
A plan to reallocate $500,000 in historic preservation funds slated for shoring up the 130-year-old Hackensack Water Works plant in Oradell sparked an outcry Monday night from residents who want to see the site preserved.
Waterworks Building Set to Lose $500,000 to Saddle River Parking Lot
All with a single three-letter word, the Hackensack Waterworks buildings could officially lose $500,000 in Bergen County Open Space funding to a proposed parking lot in Saddle River.
Houseguest Turns Couple's Lives Upside Down
This weekend was as the Bergen County Players of Oradell take on Daniel Goldfarb's hilarious romantic comedy, "Modern Orthodox" as a young Orthodox houseguest upends the lives of an Upper West Side secular Jewish couple.
Stage Tube: Exclusive Video Interview With BCP's Modern Orthodox Director Steve Bell
Bergen County Players of Oradell is currently presenting MODERN ORTHODOX, Daniel Goldfarb's hilarious romantic comedy about a young Orthodox houseguest who upends the lives of an Upper West Side secular Jewish couple.
Debate Ongoing in River Edge Around Moving School Election
While the Regional and Oradell school districts have decided to move their school elections from April to November, officials in River Edge are still undecided about Gov.
Oradell: Police Blotter, Jan. 25
EDITOR'S NOTE: Town News compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.
Council mulls forming authority on history
Oradell officials are considering drafting an ordinance that, if approved by the council, would establish a new Historic Commission in the borough.
Regional District First to Move School Election
Despite concerns raised by board members that the floor vote did not allow for an appropriate public notice, the River Dell Regional Board of Education voted Monday by a 5-3 vote toA move the school board election to November and eliminate a public vote on the district budget, provided it stays withinA a state-mandated tax levy increase cap.
'What's Cooking' Owner Talks about Burglary
For nine years William Escobar and his brother Hugo have owned What's Cooking on Main Street in New Milford.