Marsha A. Stoltz
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Woodland Park, NJ, United States
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Want a job in law enforcement? This job fair will have more than 50 NJ agencies on hand
Law enforcement agencies in the state have reported more difficulty in attracting candidates in recent years. → Read More
Bergen County commissioner resigns, takes on CEO post at Ridgewood YMCA
Former Ridgewood Mayor Ramon Hache resigned from the Bergen County Board of Commissioners to join the Ridgewood YMCA as its chief executive officer. → Read More
Ridgewood beekeeper: Seesaw winter weather a survival risk, but get ready for more honey
Your spring flowers depend on bees, which have had a difficult winter due to fluctuating temperatures. → Read More
Ridgewood beekeeper: Seesaw winter weather a survival risk, but get ready for more honey
Your spring flowers depend on bees, which have had a difficult winter due to fluctuating temperatures. → Read More
Ridgewood Board of Education set to vote on later high school start for fall
The Ridgewood Board of Education will vote next Monday on a resolution to introduce a later-start schedule for its high school students. → Read More
Police-involved shooting leaves 1 dead in Fort Lee
A witness said he saw kitchen items thrown out a window and at least one resident rescued from a townhouse before shots rang out. → Read More
Paterson two-story duplex under construction destroyed by fire
A duplex that was under construction on Oak Street in Paterson was destroyed by fire early Saturday morning. → Read More
Former public works manager sworn in as newest Wyckoff committee member
Scott Fisher, Wyckoff's retired public works manager, was sworn in as the newest member of the Township Committee. → Read More
Ridgewood names restaurant owner as mayor, resumes dining corrals, pedestrian plazas
Paul Vagianos, owner of the It's Greek to Me restaurant and a member of the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, was appointed mayor. → Read More
Wyckoff’s first Democrat committee member resigns
Melissa Rubenstein, the township's first Democrat committeewoman and second woman mayor, resigned effective immediately Friday. → Read More
Allendale sells its water system for $18M. Here's what residents can expect
Consolidating a 20-year relationship, the borough approved the $18 million sale of its water system to Veolia New Jersey, a move OK'd by voters. → Read More
Oakland's Crystal Lake Beach Club members vote to dissolve. Now what?
The future of the Crystal Lake Beach Club is in question following Tuesday's vote by members of the Ramapo Mountain Lakes former summer home community to dissolve their corporation. → Read More
Mahwah permanent cell tower installation delayed at least eight weeks. Here's why
The installation of a permanent cell tower off Rozanski Lane, scheduled to begin this week, is postponed for at least another eight weeks. → Read More
Teaneck election: Rise4Teaneck slate women take top three Council seats
Three women in the Rise4Teaneck slate topped last Tuesday's Council election, besting Deputy Mayor Elie Katz who placed fourth. → Read More
Allendale 9-year-old wins MLB Pitch Hit & Run softball division championship
Taylor Holmes, an Allendale 9-year-old, won the softball division of the MLB Pitch Hit and Run for her age group this month at the World Series. → Read More
Franklin Lakes couple wins seats on Council, school board with 'rights' campaign
Franklin Lakes couple blurs lines between partisan and non-partisan elections, campaigning together for seats on the high school board and Council. → Read More
Ridgewood mayor defeated in run for third council term
In a stunning upset, incumbent Mayor Susan Knudsen was defeated in Tuesday's election for a third Village Council term. → Read More
Wyckoff elects parents' rights candidates to elementary, high school boards
Wyckoff elects parents' rights candidates to elementary, high school boards. → Read More
Bill Clinton visits North Jersey to stump for Josh Gottheimer, his former speechwriter
Formerly one of Bill Clinton's speechwriters, Josh Gottheimer is running for a fourth term in the 5th Congressional District. → Read More
'A lot of cowbells': Ridgewood High School Marching Band wraps up 100 years
The marching band will wrap up its centennial season at the village's Downtown for the Holidays tree lighting on Dec. 2. → Read More