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Edgewater Electrical Upgrades Cause Interruptions Wednesday Edgewater Electrical Upgrades Cause Interruptions Wednesday Edgewater Electrical Upgrades Cause Interruptions Wednesday
Edgewater Electrical Upgrades Cause Interruptions Wednesday EDGEWATER, N.J. — PSE&G electrical service upgrades on River Road between Orchard and North streets will cause a power interruption on Wednesday morning. The 9 a.m. to noon upgrade will effect Park Street, Vela Way, Lasher Lane, Moorings Lane and Sterling Place. Properties along River Road will also be effected. The rain date will be Thursday, April 28 from 9 a.m. to noon.
Wood-Ridge Schools Roll Out Smartphone App Wood-Ridge Schools Roll Out Smartphone App Wood-Ridge Schools Roll Out Smartphone App
Wood-Ridge Schools Roll Out Smartphone App WOOD-RIDGE, N.J. — Students and parents in Wood-Ridge don't have to go far for school news — it's all at their fingertips. The district has rolled out a free mobile app to deliver information in realtime for fast, up-to-date access. Emergency notifications such as school closings will be automatically pushed to users' phones as alerts. To download: Go to iTunes App Store® or Google Play® Search “Schoolwires” or Wood-Ridge Select "Wood-Ridge App for Free download"
Clifton Police Department Appoints New Chief Clifton Police Department Appoints New Chief Clifton Police Department Appoints New Chief
Clifton Police Department Appoints New Chief CLIFTON, N.J. — New Clifton Police Chief Mark Centurione takes over on May 1, NorthJersey.com reports. Centurione, a captain who began his career with Clifton as a patrolman in 1994, is an Army veteran of Operation Desert Storm and Operation Desert Shield, NorthJersey.com says. Centurione served as sergeant and lieutenant of the patrol division before being promoted to captain of patrol and Administrative Bureau, his current position, NorthJersey.com reports. CLICK HERE to read the full story.
Funeral Mass Set For Saturday For Teaneck Mayor Lizette Parker Funeral Mass Set For Saturday For Teaneck Mayor Lizette Parker Funeral Mass Set For Saturday For Teaneck Mayor Lizette Parker
Funeral Mass Set For Saturday For Teaneck Mayor Lizette Parker TEANECK, N.J. — A funeral Mass has been scheduled for Saturday morning at Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Hackensack for Teaneck Mayor Lizette P. Parker who died suddenly on Sunday. Parker, 44, who previously had cancer, was elected mayor in July 2014 -- the first female African-American mayor in Bergen County history. A social worker for more than two dozen years, Lizette Phillips Parker leaves a husband, Anthony, a records technician with the Bergen County Sheriff's Office; a 3-year-old daughter, Alyssa; and a younger brother, Timothy Arline. Visiting hours were scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. an…
Ridgewood Videographer Opens Youth Film Camp Ridgewood Videographer Opens Youth Film Camp Ridgewood Videographer Opens Youth Film Camp
Ridgewood Videographer Opens Youth Film Camp RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — A Ridgewood filmmaker is launching a summer camp to teach children the tricks of the trade. John Aramian of Local Diving TV has opened enrollment for New Jersey Film Academy to children ages 10 to 18. The camp will run from June 27 through August 11 at the Ridgewood Lutheran Church. “[Camp] will give children a chance to express themselves a little bit,” said Aramian, who began profiling small eateries on his online television series last year. “It won’t be too serious. I want to give them a chance to have fun.” Children ages 10 to 14 will learn “lighter” techniques such…
PHOTOS: Saddle Brook Athletes Coach Special Needs Players PHOTOS: Saddle Brook Athletes Coach Special Needs Players PHOTOS: Saddle Brook Athletes Coach Special Needs Players
Photos: Saddle Brook Athletes Coach Special Needs Players SADDLE BROOK, N.J. — A 6-year-old boy wearing a hearing aid and a blue striped shirt darted back and forth across the Avon Park field, lacrosse stick in hand, on Saturday. That the young athlete, Rodrigo, cradled and dropped the ball time and time again didn't seem to matter to the two Saddle Brook girls varsity lacrosse players keeping pace and sharing words of encouragement with him. The boys and girls varsity teams, along with the cheer squad, had come out to the first day of spring practice for the Saddle Brook Angels with one goal in mind. "We want to give back," said girls …
Hydrant Flushing Could Discolor Saddle Brook Water, Will Not Affect Quality Hydrant Flushing Could Discolor Saddle Brook Water, Will Not Affect Quality Hydrant Flushing Could Discolor Saddle Brook Water, Will Not Affect Quality
Hydrant Flushing Could Discolor Saddle Brook Water, Will Not Affect Quality SADDLE BROOK, N.J. — Water main flushing in Saddle Brook is scheduled for several days this week from 11 p.m. and 5 a.m.  Water service will not be interrupted but flushing could temporarily discolor tap water, a town-wide notice says. The discoloration will not affect the water quality. Residents should check their water if using the dishwasher or washing machine while the work is in progress, the notice says. If the water is discolored, run the tap water until it clears, and then use the appliances. The flushing schedule is as follows: Sunday, April 24: South Broadway South, From Fair L…
Manhattan Bagel Organizes Fundraiser For Englewood Church Manhattan Bagel Organizes Fundraiser For Englewood Church Manhattan Bagel Organizes Fundraiser For Englewood Church
Manhattan Bagel Organizes Fundraiser For Englewood Church ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — West Palisade Avenue’s Manhattan Bagel will be holding a fundraiser for the First Prebysterian Church of Englewood on May 7. The historic church was consumed by a fire in March, when flames tore through the sanctuary before collapsing its pitched roof. Along with the devastation came the destruction of First Presbyterian's Möller pipe organ -- Bergen County's largest -- which was restored and expanded five years ago. Easter services were held at bergenPAC this year. Located a few blocks east of the downtown shopping district, the Victorian Gothic landmark was built in 1…
Non-Resident Commuter Parking To Be Eliminated From Glen Rock Train Station Non-Resident Commuter Parking To Be Eliminated From Glen Rock Train Station Non-Resident Commuter Parking To Be Eliminated From Glen Rock Train Station
Non-Resident Commuter Parking To Be Eliminated From Glen Rock Train Station GLEN ROCK, N.J. — The Borough Hall Train Station parking lot in Glen Rock will become a resident only commuter lot on May 1, officials said. The current numbered spaces will be eliminated and residents with valid 2016 stickers can park in any spot in that lot, Mayor Bruce Packer said. The non-resident spaces will be moved to the diagonal spaces on Main Street, facing the Main Line railroad track. Email the mayor or Borough Administrator Lenora Benjamin with any questions.
VIDEO: Volunteer Work Brings Westwood Freshman Puppy Of Her Dreams VIDEO: Volunteer Work Brings Westwood Freshman Puppy Of Her Dreams VIDEO: Volunteer Work Brings Westwood Freshman Puppy Of Her Dreams
Video: Volunteer Work Brings Westwood Freshman Puppy Of Her Dreams WESTWOOD, N.J. — Haley Andresen is often greeted by canines when she comes home from school.  None of them belong to her, though, since the Westwood freshman has been fostering dogs from Tenafly's Pet ResQ to help Robyn Urman. Monday was different. A 4-month-old golden retriever puppy, something the 15-year-old has always wanted, awaited her arrival in the backyard as a token of her hard work for Pet ResQ. “There are very few children who go out of there way to do what this kid does for animals,” Urman said. “She makes me cry at least every day and sends me thank you notes about how I’ve b…
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