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WANAQUE - Bid awarded on firehouse addition
The borough has settled on a Franklin Lakes-based company to tackle the project of building a firehouse addition that will shelter the Fire Department's new truck.
WANAQUE - High school may add more bars
After learning that a spot on Lakeland Regional High School's grounds may be a suitable place to build a wireless antenna without posing health risks to the school community, officials are further investigating ...
RINGWOOD - Plaque erected to honor two natives lost on 9/11
How is it that a community knew that a spot outside a public library would be ideal for erecting a 9/11 memorial in honor of two beloved victims? Let's say a little bird told them.
WANAQUE - Boro native hosting bone marrow drive
A borough native will host a bone marrow drive at her college in search for a bone marrow donor for her father, a man stricken with a disease that causes his bone marrow to shut down.
WANAQUE - TV station makeover on hold
The Lakeland Regional High School superintendent announced that renovation projects for a television station and home economics classroom are "on hold" because of a possible budgetary conflict with LRHS ...
Shoulder to Shoulder To Remember Victims 7 Years On
Relatives of those killed in the attacks of September 11, 2001 stood shoulder to shoulder in Lower Manhattan 's Zuccotti Park this morning to remember the deceased.
Ocean County Observer - The Times-Beacon
No storm havoc on Long Beach Island
Plenty of wind and rain hit Long Beach Island Saturday, but Tropical Storm Hanna passed without causing major issues for municipalities.
The sound of church bells echoed throughout lower Manhattan at 8:46 a.m. Thursday, marking the seventh anniversary of the moment when an airplane struck the World Trade Center.
Wanaque woman indicted on DWI charges in fatal Hardyston crash
A Passaic County woman has been indicted on drunk driving charges after allegedly causing a five-car pileup in Hardyston in which a survivor of two World Trade Center terror attacks and his wife were killed, ...
Hanna huffs, puffs but little blows down
Plenty of wind and rain hit the Shore region Saturday, but Tropical Storm Hanna passed by the New Jersey coast without inflicting the type of large-scale destruction some feared.
WANAQUE - Free ice cream for law-abiding children
The Police Department expects kids to use their heads when it comes to protecting their heads from harm.
WANAQUE - Addice Park fields deemed free of contaminants
The soils at the under-renovation Wanaque School and Addice Park fields don't need to be tested for contaminants, it was announced at a Lakeland Regional High School Board of Education meeting.
Montclair Times Community Online
Roland Straten is taking his clarion call for lower taxes and school choice to the streets, but he's putting a twist on the press-the-flesh campaign approach.
WANAQUE - Police break up party, arrest seven
It wasn't noise but a sheer coincidence, police say, that brought them to the open window of a Haskell home where 15 youths and adults were reportedly partying with alcohol without regard to the law.
WANAQUE - Vandals target Doty Rd. home
Police have stepped up patrols in the Doty Road area after three months of criminal mischief reports from the same home.
WANAQUE - Local beauty queen raises juvenile diabetes awareness
Through pageantry competition, borough native Ashli Fivehouse continues to prove that having a platform is more than standing on the stage where a beauty pageant takes place.
WANAQUE - Project identifies Midvale Cemetery veterans
The Wanaque VFW, known as the James W. McCarthy Post - 6765, has for many years maintained the grounds of the Midvale Cemetery in Wanaque.
WANAQUE - Boro to look for contamination
The mayor and council voted unanimously Monday, April 14 to pay an environmental consulting firm $75,000 to research an abandoned industrial site for contamination.
WANAQUE - Boy on bike hit by car
In the early days of summer, a bicycle accident injuring a 12-year-old Haskell boy has already prompted a warning that kids should be on vacation from school not safety.
WANAQUE - Parents want high holy days respected
Residents voiced their concerns to the Lakeland Regional High School Board of Education about not scheduling any school on the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur for the 2008-09 school year.
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