Wednesday May 23 | NorthJersey.com
Former perfume building in Teaneck to house butterflies, insects
Construction workers at the site of the former Givaudan building where it will soon be home to a butterfly exhibit called 'World of Wings.' World of Wings LLC, has obtained all required approvals from the Board of Adjustment, said Ridgefield engineer, Harry Tuvel, the site manager of the project.
Camponogara '13 recounts danger, rescue in New Zealand
When Ivan Camponogara '13 realized that he and his friends were approaching an icy cliff on Mount Tongariro in New Zealand, he said he decided to call rescuers as a "precaution." Within a short time, Camponogara found himself in a helicopter on his way to safety.
Gran Fondo bike race winds through North Jersey and New York
"It will be a little crowded out there," the spandex-clad Woodcliff Lake resident admitted on his way to the race's cramped starting line on the George Washington Bridge.
Migrating birds will be part of Spring Bird Count
RIDGEFIELD PARK - Bird lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will gather May 19 to enjoy nature and to identify the vast array of bird species inhabiting the Village.
Ridgefield committee on bullying starts its work
RIDGEFIELD --- The committee investigating incidents of bullying on borough property and at town recreation programs is establishing policies and guidelines, Councilman Hugo Jimenez said Monday.
New Jersey 'tanning mom' banned from salons
Patricia Krentcil, the New Jersey woman accused of causing her six-year-old to suffer skin burns as a result of taking her into a tanning booth, has reportedly been banned from at least 63 tanning salons in the tri-state area.
Ridgefield man pleads guilty to conspiring to defraud banks of more than $1.1M
A Ridgefield man pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring to defraud banks by obtaining loans for companies that didn't exist - part of a larger scheme that authorities say netted more than $1.1 million for an identity theft and fraud ring.
local issue: Community Centers Recreation comes at a price
Materials for a 13,000-square-foot public gymnasium languish in Bergenfield . Visions of a $14-million-dollar civic center have been put on hold in Ridgefield .
14 towns to share $260,000 in N.J. cleanup grants
Three lawmakers have announced more than $260,000 in New Jersey Clean Community Grants to help 14 towns support their local anti-littering campaigns.