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Pascack Valley, NJ
Breaking News
Emerson Road Repairs Paves The Way For Smoother Rides
EMERSON, N.J. — Public Service Electric and Gas' installation of new utility poles being along the eastern side of Kinderkamack Road will cause partial closures in Emerson well into the week. The borough's police department has set up detours along side streets. The installation of the new, taller poles is the beginning of a large-scale widening of Kinderkamack Road to begin early next year. Emerson officials drafted the plans to add new traffic lights, dedicating turning lanes and a wider road in conjunction with Bergen County engineers and other agencies.
Pascack Valley, NJ
Your Community
End Of An Era: Montvale's DePiero Farms Closes
MONTVALE, N.J. — The end of an era has come for DePerio's Country Farm. Sunday was the farm's last full day after more than 90 years of business in Montvale.Limited hours are scheduled through Wednesday. Developers broke ground in September on a $125 million project that will bring Bergen County its first Wegmans supermarket at DePiero's Country Farm. An additional 65,000 square feet of retail space will be constructed next to the 140,000-square-foot store.
Paterson, NJ
Your Community
Ho-Ho-Kus Trade School Launches Unemployment Program
PATERSON, N.J. — About 20 unemployed Paterson residents will attend HoHoKus School of Trades and Technical Sciences for free job training twice a week, northjersey.com reports. Paterson officials and the school's administrator's last week reached an agreement to provide instruction in carpentry, plumbing, welding and electrical skills Monday through Wednesday, the report says. Students on Thursdays and Fridays will participate in hands-on projects within Paterson municipal government, according to northjersey.com. The city will be paying $4,000 for each student in the training program acco…
Ridgewood, NJ
On Your Side
Longtime Ridgewood Steakhouse Owner 'Takes Care Of Everyone'
RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Four women who came into Smith Brothers Steak and Chophouse were greeted by longtime owner Ron Smith and a plate of fresh mozzarella on the house. They had just finished dinner at a new eatery down the block but came to Smith’s restaurant because they were still hungry. “My goal is just to take care of everyone," Smith told Daily Voice. Treating customers like family is the "secret" of his said Smith, as his business approaches its 35th anniversary. When he and his brother, Geoffery Smith, cut the ribbon on the steakhouse in December 1980, it became one of…
Paramus, NJ
Breaking News
7-Eleven Sues River Edge Over Hours Restriction
RIVER EDGE, N.J. — A 7-Eleven set to open later this month has sued the borough of River Edge, less than a month after the Borough Council adopted an ordinance restricting its hours of operation. The ordinance prohibiting business along sections of Kinderkamack Road and Main Street from operating between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. was adopted by a 4-0 vote during the Oct. 5 council meeting. Attorneys representing the Kinderkamack Road convenience store last week field a complaint in Superior Court in Hackensack aimed at repealing the ordinance and forcing River Edge to pay the lawyers' fees. The b…
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
Your Community
Mahwah 'Secret Santa' Donates 18,000 Pounds Of Food To Local Pantry
MAHWAH, N.J. — A Mahwah donor under the guise of "Secret Santa" on Sunday donated 18,000 pounds of food to a Saddle River-based realty company to help the Center for Food Action. "There are times when we all just need to do a little more to help others," Secret Santa told Daily Voice. "It's the time of year you want to start thinking of others who are less fortunate." Saddle River's Prominent Properties by Sotheby's have been collecting food for the CFA since 2012. The opportunity was made possible by Vice President Dan Wexildorfer and CEO Charles Oppler. Memb…
Ridgewood, NJ
Breaking News
Halloween Mystery Emerges In Ridgewood: 'Vote No' To Parking Garage Fliers
RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Ridgewood residents found themselves in the middle of a Halloween mystery when they received a mailer with "Vote No On November 3rd" to a proposed a multi-level parking garage printed on the bottom. Until Oct. 29, the only form of campaigning either way on the proposal were signs around town that said: "Vote Yes November 3rd."SEE: Proponents: Ridgewood Multi-Deck Parking Makes Sense 'On Many Levels' Village officials do not know who issued the flier, Mayor Paul Aronsohn told Daily Voice during Halloween festivities in Van Neste Square. He and Village Ma…
Saddle Brook-Elmwood Park, NJ
Your Community
Saddle Brook Fire Department Seeks Blood Donors
SADDLE BROOK, N.J. — The Saddle Brook Fire Department needs volunteers to donate blood. A drive will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Engine Co. 1 at Saddle River Road and Cambridge Avenue. Donors must weigh at least 110 pounds, bring ID and eat before giving blood. MORE INFO: (866) 228-1500 CLICK HERE for the department's Facebook page.
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
Your Community
Mahwah Family Makes Halloween Count With 'Creepy Hollow'
MAHWAH, N.J. — If you peeked inside the black coffin at the intersection of W. Ramapo Avenue and Glasgow Terrace in Mahwah on Halloween night, you would’ve seen dozens of canned nonperishable goods. The Ackerson Family in 2013 added the coffin to their annual Halloween display — “Creepy Hollow” — to help the Pushie Family in their “Hungry is Scary” food drive. The family of five has collected more than six boxes worth of goods that the Pushies this week will deliver to a local pantry. Mahwah’s trick-or-treaters have been dropping off donations throughout the month. “’Hungry is Scary’ asks…
Ridgewood, NJ
Your Community
Ridgewood Welcomes Halloween With Downtown Party
RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Cartoon characters, furry animals and monsters no more than three feet tall flocked to Memorial Park in Van Neste Square for the Ridgewood Guild's "Spook-tac-ular" Halloween festival on Saturday. Families and their little ones navigated through a hay-bale maze, painted pumpkins and collected candy from local vendors while a live band played pop music. A horse-drawn hay-ride and costume parade were among the afternoon's highlights. Youngsters darted in and out of shops on North Broad Street and E. Ridgewood Avenue collecting goodies. Council officials were stati…
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