David M. Zimmer
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North Jersey mansion on market for $6.95M dates to 1880s, Short Hills' birth. See inside
The seven-bedroom Short Hills Park Historic District mansion was built in the 1880s for John and Anne Stewart, who both loved to hunt. → Read More
Judge Ernest Caposela recalled to help ease backlog as he retires from Passaic Vicinage
Passaic County's commissioners this week bid farewell to Superior Court Assignment Judge Ernest Caposela. → Read More
A look back: 'Storm of the Century' turns 30
The March 13, 1993, superstorm that shook the East Coast poured more than a foot of snow across many portions of North Jersey. → Read More
River View East in Elmwood Park closing for good
Consistently near the top in (201) Magazine's Best of Bergen and NorthJersey.com spot polls, River View East has long been a local favorite. → Read More
This is how New Jersey will target 'overdose hotspots' in at-risk areas
A program starting this month will prioritize areas with high rates of overdose among Black residents in New Jersey with outreach efforts. → Read More
Think you know everything about NJ's role in the Revolutionary War? Check again
With key locales named Spanktown, Samptown and Quibbletown, author Jim Stempel's New Jersey bears little resemblance to today's Garden State. → Read More
Passaic County commissioner resigns to spend more time with his children
T.J. Best, a Passaic County commissioner since 2011, is set to resign in March, citing a desire to spend more time with his wife and two children. → Read More
Celia Cruz quarter will honor New Jersey's 'Queen of Salsa'
For more than 40 years, Celia Cruz quartered in Fort Lee. In late 2024, her image will adorn a quarter. → Read More
The Unsung: NJ nurse travels the world to make sure children can smile
Claire Donaghy, a 68-year-old professor at William Paterson University, found what she considers a second home late in life and across the globe. → Read More
The bald and beautiful. Here's why NJ's bald eagle population continues to thrive
A record number of new bald eagle births were reported in 2022 in New Jersey as the population continues a strong rebound after human-caused deaths. → Read More
A century of health care. These North Jersey hospitals have a rich history
There's no shortage of hospitals in New Jersey. There are 113 - 72 of them acute care hospitals. Read about the start of these North Jersey hospitals. → Read More
Passaic County didn't have far to look for a new administrator. See who's stepping in
County Counsel Matthew Jordan will begin a one-year term as county administrator on Jan. 1, 2023, after the retirement of Anthony DeNova. → Read More
We ranked New Jersey's monuments. Here are our top 10
Which New Jersey monument would you say is the best? We ranked the top 10 for you. Enjoy! → Read More
How NJ's plan to get favored son elected led to Abraham Lincoln's 1860 nomination
While Abe Lincoln often just passed through NJ, his wife Mary Todd Lincoln, vacationed at the Jersey Shore as the Civil War raged in 1861. → Read More
A look back: Record-breaking snowstorm of 1947 still among NJ's largest
Experts predicted a dusting of snow for Dec. 26, 1947. It turned into one of the biggest snowstorms in NJ. → Read More
NJ task force on public school staff shortages gets final 23 members
The superintendent of schools in Passaic and the mayor of Montclair were among the 23 named to the new Task Force on Public School Staff Shortages. → Read More
Passaic County administrator to retire at end of 2022, replacement not yet named
Public discussions on the successor for retiring Passaic County Administrator Anthony DeNova could come during the commissioners' Dec. 13 meeting. → Read More
Pampered Bergen County presidential descendant Edith Marie Van Buren couldn't buy love
Edith Marie Van Buren, who had an estate in Englewood, was promised a place in Europe's ruling elite but her husband was a grifter. → Read More
Passaic County to launch next phase of $10M Lambert historic estate overhaul
Passaic County commissioners awarded a $5.2 million contract on Nov. 22 for more rehabilitation work at the Lambert estate on Garret Mountain. → Read More
Here's how Becton Dickinson in Franklin Lakes became a global medical technology success
Dickinson met Becton in 1896. The two men would create the medical technology company that stands in Franklin Lakes today. This is their story. → Read More