Wyckoff News

Burglar Picks Wrong Night For Home Break-In Wyckoff Police arrested an Englewood man they say broke into a Ravine Avenue home during crime summit on how to prevent burglary and other personal property crimes .

In light of a recent arrest of a Wyckoff teenager, townshipA officials have issued a serious warning to minors who are drinking alcohol or thinking about drinking alcohol to excess.

A man locked himself in a bathroom and called police on Wednesday afternoon afterA hearing a buglar break into his home, according to police.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The Glen Rock Gazette compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.

The following area residents graduated from Quinnipiac University during the 81st undergraduate commencement exercises on May 20: Nicole Moffa of Wyckoff received a bachelor of arts in sociology Cory O'Connell of Wyckoff received a bachelor of science in biology Phillip Pappas of WyckoffA received a bachelor of science in entrepreneurship and small ... (more)

Law enforcement officials from police departments in Bergen,A Passaic, Morris, Bergen and Essex countiesA joined forces over Memorial Day Weekend and issued more than 350 summonses to local drivers caught not wearing their seatbelts.

Mayor Chris DePhillips gave the following address at the Wyckoff Memorial Day ceremony on Monday:A Dear Members of the Township Committee; Master of Ceremonies Charles Ryan; Grand Marshal Raymond Zegel; Major Paul Bollenbacher; members of the Parade Committee; all the Veterans here today; and all Wyckoff Residents:A Welcome to the 2012 Veterans ... (more)

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At lunchtime, the picnic tables outside DePiero's Country Farm are dotted with workers from nearby corporations nibbling salad amid a picturesque view of the 88-year-old farm.

Township Celebrates New Chapter with Re-Opening of Wyckoff Public Library Saturday morning marked the end of a long rebuilding process and the beginning of a celebration of learning at theA Wyckoff A Public Library .

In top county news this week: Mother Pleads Not Guilty In Runaway Minivan Case The Fair Lawn mother who was charged with child endangerment Monday after her unattended minivan carrying her twin infants rolled into parking lot traffic outside of CVS pleaded not guilty Wednesday in municipal court.

A Brooklyn, N.Y., rabbi is the last of five rabbis arrested in 2009 in a federal corruption sting to plead guilty in a New Jersey money laundering case.

A Wisconsin man has been arrested for allegedly compelling a nine-year-old Wyckoff girl to masturbate on camera for him and distribute illicit photos online, Bergen County authorities said Friday.

Wyckoff's Memorial Day ceremonies and parade are scheduled for Monday, May 28. Ceremonies will begin at 9 a.m. at Firehouse No.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The Glen Rock Gazette compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.

A Little Falls man accused of being part of an international narcotics and firearms trafficking ring was arrested Thursday in Toronto, authorities said.

A Waldwick man arrested for driving while intoxicated in Wyckoff was discovered to have 30 bags of heroin in his pocket, according to police.

EatSmart Products, a manufacturer of innovative kitchen and houseware products, announced that their Precision Pro Digital Kitchen Scale was named one of five winners in The Wall Street Journal's Review of Digital Kitchen Scales.

Ridgewood-based charity Social Service Association will be hosting its biggest fundraiser of the year on June 8 and it's hoping you want to party with some fantastic dolls.

A new store hopes to be the answer for customers looking to replace their dead batteries and light bulbs.