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Wanaque: Police Blotter, January 6
Through their participation in the "Over the Limit, Under Arrest" campaign, borough police brought New Yeara s Day charges against a Riverdale man for alleged driving while intoxicated and refusal to submit to a breath-alcohol test, the blotter states.
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Suburban Trends: Letters, Jan. 3
Last summer, when word began to circulate that the H1N1 virus was heading our way, the boroughs of Ringwood and Wanaque, who share health services, began to plan on ways to distribute the H1N1 vaccine.
Wanaque cops say woman used Craigslist for prostitution
A Bloomingdale woman faces a charge of prostitution after, police say, she used the internet to attract clients.
C-Squad cheerleaders impress in second meet
On Sunday, December 6, 2009 Wanaque Cheer hosted a North Jersey cheerleading competition at the Lakeland Regional High School known as "Battle of the Best Cheerfest 2009." The towns that participated were Ringwood, Bloomingdale, Wanaque, Little Falls Lincoln Park, Butler and West Paterson.
Pompton Lakes, police blotter, December 30
Early on the morning of Dec. 23, a 30-year-old Wayne man was struck in the face with a metal bar stool at The Sidedoor bar on Colfax Avenue, causing his nose to bleed and landing him on the ground where he was kicked seven times, according to police.
The Wanaque and Haskell Schools Choir performs during the holiday season under the direction of Janet Spirko of Wanaque School on Dec.
Residents petition for lake maintenance
Residents want a continued commitment from the governing body toward keeping the borough lakes pristine.
Riverdale: Police blotters, December 23
A Haskell/Wanaque woman reported that her 1996 Honda was broken into while parked outside the Chilia s restaurant off Route 23 North.
Wanaque: Police Blotters, December 23
Patrolman Kevin LaCouture responded to a Dec. 15 report of a woman who appeared to be intoxicated and sitting in her vehicle in the parking lot of the Stop & Shop supermarket at 4 Union Ave.
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Ramsey BOE considers cell tower near Hubbard School
RAMSEY a ' School officials are expected to discuss allowing communication carriers to erect a cell tower near Mary A. Hubbard School on Hubbard Lane to generate revenue on Dec.
Holiday Window Painting Program is 20 years strong
As part of a community-wide recreation program, between 30 and 35 local groups are helping to usher in the holiday spirit by painting seasonal pictures on store windows.
BOE committed to weeding out student harassment
In response to alleged bullying incidents that have taken place in the Wanaque School, the Board of Education emphasized its commitment to weeding out student harassment from the district.
Wanaque school official resigns
WANAQUE a ' Joseph Kelly, school business administrator and board secretary for almost six years, has resigned and is leaving at montha TMs end.
Quarry gets temporary stay from borough
The Borough Council voted to allow Saddle Mountain to continue mining below the quarrya TMs controversial 370-foot level and to extend its temporary license another 60 days to Feb.
Marlboro pet-sitting business goes to the dogs, cats and ferrets
Ann Russell, left, holds 13-month-old Shitzu named Kobe, while his owner, Estelle Dansky, right, tries to kiss him goodbye.
Animal rescue, short of funds, may relocate
BLOOMINGDALE a ' The Bloomingdale Regional Animal Shelter Society is readying to leave the borough-owned shelter it has called home for 13 years, facing a growing deficit and no financial help from the seven communities it serves.
The Record: Letters, Dec. 1, 2009
Regarding syndicated columnist George Will's " 'Scroogenomics': An economist's take on holiday gifts" : Holiday gift giving has made a mockery out of a religious holiday.
Company provides pets with a home away from home
Sales of the book will fund a scholarship in her brother's name at the Hackettstown college.
Sneaking healthy foods into your kids' diets
WANAQUE a ' Everyone knows that whole grains are healthy for children to eat. According to schoolnutrition.org, children who eat whole grains have a lower risk of obesity, high cholesterol, diabetes, and asthma.
Ryan Michael Sorgi, the son of Michael and Michelle Sorgi of Wanaque, celebrated his third birthday on Oct.