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Suburban Trends: blotters, November 1
On Sept. 28, Roberto Perez, 54, of Carlstadt, was observed by Police Officer Laura Paul who alleges that he was driving in an erratic manner on Union Valley Road.
School district's considering widening enrichment program
The school district is flirting with the idea of opening up its enrichment program to more students, it was announced at the Oct.
Green groups push passage of open space question
State environmental leaders gathered by the sun-sparkled waters of Monksville Reservoir in Ringwood Thursday, at the foot of orange and gold dappled Beech Mountain, beseeching voters to approve a $400 million bond proposal on November's ballot designed to protect open space and farmland.
Man shoots and kills his wife, himself
An elderly man shot his wife to death and then himself at the Bloomingdale Health Center on Monday afternoon.
Funeral arrangements under way for couple in murder-suicide
Funeral arrangements were being made Wednesday for Joan and Cornelius Donovan of Ringwood after autopsies were completed in the police investigation of Monday's murder-suicide shootings at a Bloomingdale care center.
FORD MOTOR Co. will truck out mounds of toxic soil from Ringwood State Park, part of the massive Superfund cleanup of more than 500 acres that has gone on for what seems like forever.
One or more burglars attempted to break into a Van Dunk Lane home early on the morning of Oct.
Signs stolen from Ringwood Council candidates
Three Democratic challengers for Borough Council seats on Nov. 3 are primarily running their campaign from their web site now that 100 of their candidate signs were stolen this week off local roads.
Decision could spare Mahwah a housing boom
Mahwah officials have a tough choice to make. They must decide before a December deadline whether to opt into or out of the Highlands Master Plan.
Police report solving two robberies
Two unrelated robberies involving fast getaways led to four arrests as well as minor injuries for a local man who was dragged by a car for several feet.
Published: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 9:52 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 11:34 p.m. Holly Kopczynski always prided herself on raising her kids the right way, teaching them etiquette basics like saying "please" and "thank you." Dylan Herina 13, uses his cell phone to text.
No Texting at Dinner! Parenting in the Digital Era
Holly Kopczynski always prided herself on raising her kids the right way, teaching them etiquette basics like saying "please" and "thank you." Dylan Herina 13, uses his cell phone to text as his mother and father, Beth and Peter sit in another... Dylan Herina 13, uses his cell phone to text as his mother and father, Beth and Peter sit in another ...
Ringwood: Police Blotter, September 30
A 63-year-old borough woman was charged with assaulting a police officer who went to investigate a report of a domestic disturbance Sept.
Milling no cure-all for a 'Kill Hill'
You don't have to be from Ringwood or Oakland to appreciate the horrors of Skyline Drive.
Toshi Reagon will be appearing at the Ringwood Public Library as part of the New Legacy concert series on Sunday, Nov.
The "Over the Limit, Under Arrest" national drunken driving crackdown in early September yielded at least five arrests in the borough where officers conducted a checkpoint in the area of Skyline Drive and Greenwood Lake Turnpike .
Deep into doo-doo, and meteorology
I am never disappointed when I open up "The Old Farmer's Almanac." It just came in the mail, and I can't put it down.
Ringwood: Police Blotter, September 16
A 27-year-old Ringwood passenger in a car stopped for alleged speeding Sept. 2 in the area of Skyline Drive was accused of presenting a false government document to officers, Detective Sgt.
Fish Head Blog: Record Northern Pike Caught
The NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife has announced that John Viglione of Ringwood made his way onto the state record fish list recently by landing a new state record Northern Pike.