Holdrum Wellness Center interior framing and door frame installation. Flooring is now complete in the Holdrum addition. Borough 125th fun powers on: Calendar filling fast, anniversary committee says sponsorship opportunities available, Suzi Geraci Dream Makers Art Studio Open House on Upcycling Day, April 16, Moving up in the ranks: Police promotions prepare WCLPD for Burns retirement, Working up to independence: Districts, businesses team up for winning life skills, Ramadan dinner April 15 to help girl get an adaptive wheelchair, School referendum nixed in all six districts; the challenge remains, All-hands push to get nature trail open for Earth Day, Town primary election hopefuls file for June 6; WCL candidate filing snafu, Town engineers review of applicants study sees significantly more traffic at proposed strip mall, Township of Washington road closure alert, Sharing the love: PVHS Music Honor Society serenades seniors, 4 Seasons strip mall hearing, on traffic, detoured to April 18, Five mayor bids, more council seats, on June primary ballot; filing deadline March 27, Gottheimer aims to keep AM radio in electric vehicles as a line on public safety. Electric wiring is complete ahead of ceiling installation at Holdrum. Latest borough administrator quits Hillsdale, Pascack Valley registers big-time in 5th District Hometown Heroes Awards, Reservoir nature trail, much anticipated, seen as opening in spring, District counts on up to $2.5M in state aid on middle school, Zoning board goes hybrid in time for third hearing on strip mall, Dec. 20, Mayors, players, families cheer Broncos 2022 success, Council OKs initial plans for a $5M DPW building, Council weighs taking $439K open space grant, PV girls soccer stars: First league title since 2017; Jerome Coach of the Year, Council approves study toward a Stonybrook center, 5-1, Its settled: 46 housing units at 188 Broadway, Opioids in New Jersey: A Look at 2022 webinar Dec. 8, Mayors sound off on jet noise panel, say valley residents need seat at the table on Teterboro flyovers, Surprise, well wishes, as Jacks Caf announces closure, Emerson voter turnout tops valley for second year, DPW plans in 2023:options to stay dry, stay put due, 450 Pascack Road, swim club grant, and an alleged closed-session leak, Residents weigh in on strip mall proposed near Seasons; next hearing Dec. 20, DPW in masonry or steel? The Board of Education has . October 21, 2022. Provisional ballots are not counted until after all mail-in ballots are tallied. Author: Kathy Hayek Tracking change orders at emergency services building, Divided school board retains employee vaccination policy, Trustee apologizes over misunderstanding on Brown v. Board, Master Plan update gets planners vote March 16, Pickleball, by popular demand, inbound at Mark Lane, April or May for well filter stopgap, a $900K emergency expense, New bids on Causeway Streetscape Project due March 24, Spent gun range eyes new life as open space, Holocaust survivor, of Westwood, speaks March 6, Dick Bozzone Day in borough! The River Vale district is grateful for the communitys support in the April 20, 2021 bond referendum. In-Person Early Voting will be held at the Community Center, 628 Rivervale Road: Tuesday, June 6th Primary Election polls open 6:00am to 8:00pm. Most importantly, the referendum process secured state aid that will cover a significant portion of the cost of improvements. 2023 Elections River Vale Public Schools is a school district in New Jersey . The updated building configuration will create enclosed outdoor courtyards to be used for lessons, quiet study, and breaks. The deadline to file was July 25. Both buildings will be able to run air conditioning after these projects are completed, River Vale Public Schools, Committed to Excellence | 609 Westwood Avenue, River Vale, NJ 07675 | District Website. of the River Vale Board of Education as of and for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2021, and have issued our repo1t . Click on the links below for additional information: VOTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE VISION IMPAIRED. gig in Somerset County, Beloved Woodcliff Schoolhouse still building on success, Towns Open Space requests likely on county Sept. 7 agenda, New town business admin has a full docket, Special council meeting over SLEO III hires Aug. 29, RV District reassures: Roberge Elementary construction wont delay school start, Interim principal at Westwood Regional Middle School; no theater class at WRMS this year, Questions as accused former pastor relocated, Calamari: $4.5M DPW plan wont fit all vehicles, equipment, An eye for action: Photographer Ellorie Roberts, 13, is earning fans, Mayors wife, town marshal square off at the church, Meals on Wheels North Jersey 50th gala Sept. 22, Mayor warns on stored paint after house fire, Scout hears from Rendo, council on benefits of compromise, Joans Joy Safety Fest seeks helpers, donations, Council OKs redevelop agreement, PILOT; advisory committee named, Many possibilities: Montvale aims at land buy; mayor sets pool center date, Doornbosch, Ciulla honored at Rotary Club installation, Four land Park Ridge Rotary scholarships for 2022, League aims to empower voters ahead of Nov. 8 election, Emerson 3/4 softball stars! The vote authorized major improvements for our buildings, including air conditioning, new roofs, classroom upgrades and an addition at Holdrum Middle School that will provide more instructional space, move lockers out of classrooms and into hallways, and add a Wellness Center. Superintendent of Schools Melissa Signore describes the various phases of the school construction projects in this Fall 2022 update video. Mayors fight for local clinic; offer rides, Gottheimer Announces ALYSSA Act on school safety, Sen. Gerry Cardinale, dean of the state Republican caucus, dies at 86, Second try for apartments at 188 Broadway; ZBA meets Feb. 23, Borough projects, Planning Board applications in progress, $50K Master Plan update clears council, 51, Shout-outs resonate: Video project celebrates Pascack district, County honor for Phil Langner, a true public servant, Governing body mulls wish lists for more expansive community center. No comment, were told, Emersons schools chief takes long view on whole student, Council overrides veto over fields, community center, Misciagna welcomes businesses; touts events into November, Been there, done that: 53-unit pitch for 188 Broadway nixed, Most towns opt out; Township of Washington next to consider pot biz, All the right qualities: Julia Funke, of WCL, is first Flower scholar, Urgent! Committed to Excellence. A new connecting corridor will improve the flow of students through the building and provide space for student lockers. A sidewalk and mulch are installed in Holdrum Middle School's small courtyard. teacher resource guide, Poller: No swim club report yet on possible fill contamination, Borough joins countywide effort to reform OPRA law. New ventilator wiring and programming at Roberge. Published: Nov. 08, 2022, 7:50 p.m. NEW! LED lighting and a wall of greenery accents the new Holdrum hallway. The deadline to submit the nominating petition is Monday, July 25 at 4 p.m. Yas Usami, board secretary and district business administrator, told Pascack Press that prospective school board candidates can visit the New Jersey School Boards Association for its School Board Candidate Kit, which includes information about nominating petitions, legal qualifications for school board candidacy, and the role of the school board member. Check this website for updates on construction, which will take place in phases through 2024. DPW soil remediation said to start Oct. 4, Reforms for public projects now eyed for Oct. 4 session, Officials agree communication could be better, Mayor: With land taking, intersection fix good for spring, No solution on deer; Montvale supports WCLs Party City bid, BOE, drawing a line, says it will stick with state Covid mandates, School board hears from parents on revised survey policy, American Dream Estates wins planning approval, First Westwood-wide Garage Sale the weekend of Sept. 2526, 12th annual fall fest, a block party, Oct. 2, Spread holiday cheer! Questions? March 14, 2023 - Regular Meeting. Now, were working on the projects that will enhance the daily school experience for students and staff. The new roof will be installed before the rooftop HVAC units are replaced. UPDATE (Nov. 22): The numbers below are the final, certified election results reported by Bergen County election officials. The wall and whiteboard are complete in classroom 108. The River Vale School District is dedicated to providing each student with a first-class education b Thats the fun of Hills grads new app, Call to action roots boroughs recognition as a Tree City USA, Mother Seton Council Knights invest in four standout students, Local EMT on call to celebrities, superstars, and the Pascack Valley, 12U Falcons tourney champs: Undefeated in 2022 county charity classic, 95 Linwood purchase nixed; council cites contamination concerns, Unanimous council resolution backs lower reservoir levels, $13,000 rehab study OKd on downtown, commercial zone, BOE president Svorec says shes stepping down, Softball superstars! Kids near as semi snaps on Pascack Road; cargo was secure, and weight approved, Block 419 pact might spur progress on redevelopment, Residents press town, architect on EMS building details, Ambulance corps will pay for EMR training just join, Program against youth firesetting seeks volunteers, donations, Condemnation hearing toward intersection fix set for Aug. 18, Mayor: Township Can Swing 450 Pascack Purchase too, Her way: Intersection named for beloved crossing guard at milestone, Teterboro flight path adjusted; Woodcliff Lake, in victory, urges vigilance, Stars and Stripes Forever: Westwood Community Band bounces back, Covid relief begins to flow; towns weigh guidance, needs on federal millions, Shakeup at Westwood Regional BOE as president resigns; Romano steps up, Commendation for officer in harrowing rescue, Odors are expected; DPW soil removal contract approved, Township faces a busy summer; cannabis deadline eyed, Has the thing been judged? Boroughs lightning alert system on order, Reflection and renewal:Rosemarie DAlessandro on joining the fight, Collignon Estates 15-unit, 1.25-acre proposal on for April 27, PVHRSD sues firms over track, field damage, Borough bonding $2.2M over toxins: Filters needed at three shuttered water wells;hearing April 26, Deans list and more: Alumni achievement, April 18, 2022, Hillsdale ordering up return of enhanced outdoor dining, Preliminary studies OKd on $3.5M Centennial Field fix, Vote on $27M Hillsdale school budget April 25, Jannicelli, former WCL police chief, is L.E.A.D.er of the Year, Eyes on Election 22: Primary takes shape in town, boroughs, 250 luxury rentals get more time in hearing, Council restricts municipal flag displays; six kinds OK, Leveraging Their Downtime: Westwood Fire Department puts Troop 350 to work, 15-townhouse proposal gets April 14 hearing. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. Contest: Borough of Cliffside Park Membership to the Board of Education, VOTE FOR 3 2021-2022 Board of Education Goals Goal #1 --Student Learning and Achievement: Implement year 1 of the newly adopted math series Big Ideas for grades K-8: By Jackie Roman | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com UPDATE (Nov. 22): The numbers below are the final, certified election results reported by Bergen County. New windows will let in plenty of light in classroom 108. Dropped plan due back for hearing April 19, $35.7M vote near; hearing on schools referendum April 6, Districts four mayors seek investigation over mascot selections, Broncos, Panthers approved; four mayors cry foul, call for investigation, Gottheimer Delivers Food to North Jersey Seniors with Meals on Wheels, Township moves to appraise 450 Pascack Road, Park prospects pick up as environmental fixes finish, Sooo many awards! Endurance, purpose in Park Ridge firefighters 9/11 tribute stair climb, Vote-by-mail options in county focus for unusual Nov. 3 election, Board to hear site plan for 24 townhomes on Oct. 7, $12.5M for new public safety complex? 0:47. Council considers architects concept, With stakes high, valley mayors are friendly rivals in U.S. Census push, Borough Hall $12M renovation, addition moves forward, ZBA hearing on proposed assisted living facility, CAVOS ON CAMERA: Teen drama filmed at Emerson High features local extras, Newly hired special counsel to guide redevelopment direction, Chambers video, events hope to revive businesses, Former students death inspires law in Florida, proposed nationwide, Driver arrested after injuring two at Montvale rest area, Aiming for the stars: Park Ridge native will join new U.S. Space Force, Hillsdales John Inserra, 48, found dead after car accident, Vandals target Black Lives Matter sign, spray paint garage and fence in Hillsdale, HVAC work preceded middle school roof fire, Driveway, emergency access focus of Montvale active adult complex hearing, Townships dog park debate raises cost concerns, Mail-in, provisional vote chaos possible for Nov. 3 election, Mask, glove litterbugs could see day in court, Nine candidates file for Pascack Valley BOE seats, Outside the valley: Cliffs mayor says Dems tried to ram through affordable housing plan, Assisted living proposal to generate much less traffic Township of Washington, Street closed to allow for outside dining, Field improvement costs jump $70K for sprinklers, Council votes 6-0 to approve 50-unit affordable complex as trial looms, Galaxy Gardens cleanup grows by $48K, grant sought, $100K joint snow account is for unplanned costs, Combined gas station, convenience store proposed on Railroad Avenue, Lightning detection snafu affects three towns, Planner: Proposal would help ease housing fatigue, Craft brewery operation on tap for downtown, In early stages, senior housing plan sees pushback, Knights food drive gathers 300 bags for pantries, Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Nearly All Bergen County Communities, CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: New Jersey Issues Statewide Stay-At-Home Order; All Non-Essential Retail Must Close, Law Enforcement Gets Guidance To Protect the Public During Pandemic, Pascack Valley Mayors: Coronavirus in Many Local Towns, Coronavirus Testing Site Opens at Bergen Community College in Paramus, Slow The Spread: All Americans Summoned in COVID-19 Response, Bergen County Executive Backtracks On Order Suspending Most Commerce, UPDATE: 188 Broadway development hearing now June 13. Also included: information about the New Jersey School Ethics Act and important dates in the school election process. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE RIVER VALE BOARD OF EDUCATION that the Board approves the River Vale Governance Manual and its by-laws, policies, regulations, and job descriptions, for the 2022-2023 school year. The mechanical equipment at Woodside, as in the other buildings, is at the end of its useful life span, and will be replaced. Girls rule the season, take Kinderkamack. Vote set Aug. 25, BOE admin Pouliot gets $155K one-year contract renewal, District changes public comment rules, aiming at more order, Extra extra innings: 2nd annual tourney, Aug. 6, extends a legacy, Heroes hail from Park Ridge, Emerson, Westwood, PascackWashington overhaul starts Aug. 1, State Farm backs Habitats Hillsdale build to tune of $10,000, District hires PR firm on school referendum outreach, SLEO IIIs eyed for two schools; health curriculum input due, Council seeks public input on bonus center Aug. 9, Calamari: GSP exit 168 traffic signal plans advance, Mayor says swim club engineering study underway, Possible $40M to borough in redevelopment pact; vote Aug. 9, Borough community center and pool eyed for 2024, Superintendents contract extended; retirees honored, Residents petition ZBA over BP station requests, Hub OKs downtown electric vehicle chargers, BREAKING: Immediate water rationing in Park Ridge, Woodcliff Lake, Borough sets overview on redevelopment project July 12, promises look at agreements, District promises web portal on $82.5M referendum, PRPD Veteran of the Quarter: Archie Harvey, USN, Council OKs pickleball courts at Mark Lane Sports Complex, Township has Aug. 19 deadline on audit issues, Commemorative month flags OK to fly at borough property, K-8 forum: Health, sex ed curriculum changes explained, Closed session July 6 over redevelopers 250 luxe apartment plan, Planners question council on redevelop plan amendments, Initial 70 properties eyed for borough rehab, Up for the challenge: Sisters raising funds for annual cancer bike-a-thon, Double dating? DECEMBER 2022 JANUARY 2023 FEBRUARY 2023 MARCH 2023 . Students viral toy drive benefits nonprofits kids in need, Redevelopment plan a go; passes handily, 51; Ruocco, Pizzella clash, Police chiefs back body cameras; gear required statewide Jan. 1, Mayor Warns on Local Impact of Chestnut Ridge Village School Project, Junior Cardinals, post-merger, win title at Westvale, Local Restaurants, Shops Struggle as Cases Rise, Bringing It: Hillsdale, Montvale Moms in 3rd Annual Charity Clash, Vehicle stolen, others entered in Washington Township; owner left key fob inside, Undefeated Hillsdale Hawks Thump Glen Ridge for Super Bowl Win, 277, Best We Could Do: Council Takes Deal For 448 Units at Former Sony Site, Youre Invited as Westwood Welcomes Winter Dec. 5, Pantry Power! HVAC upgrades will bring A/C to all district schools. Holdrums addition has exterior metal panels. See the bright new classrooms and refreshed hallways at Roberge Elementary School. If you are not sure of your voting district, see thismap. Suez proposal looks to cure water pressure woes, Such a ripple effect: Mom, daughter grow with their series for kids, Clash with senator leads to ouster, but pride event otherwise celebrates, Town pool purchase sunk? A peek at progress inside the Wellness Center at Holdrum Middle School. Harmony eludes council; redevelop agreement seen Aug. 9? This school district is outside of that coverage scope and does not receive scheduled updates. The decorative ceiling is a signature feature of the new Wellness Center. Post seeks names for cards and letters to the troops, Election 21: County chasing after 597 incomplete vote-by-mail ballots, Peter Pepe left his mark, and now his portrait, in official Emerson, Prosecutor: Montvale man jailed over homemade child porn, assault, endangerment, Fast WTPD response nabs alleged Jeep thieves, Block 419 partner owes taxes: Redeveloper faces Oct. 5 deadline on 2020 bills, Gottheimer speaks on 9/11, touting heroes and work ahead, FEMA visits Pascack Valley in wake of Idas flooding, Planning Board could vet Viviano application Sept. 22, $30M vote on schools tentatively set for Dec. 14, The valley remembers: 20th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, Thomas J. Riley Senior Center closing; Westwood working to meet the need, District seeks option to send displaced students to Bethany center, First Haydn Smith basketball tourney a community celebration, Block party at Parkside Community Church Sept. 18, Rescues, and a school shuttered, in wake of historic Ida. RIVER VALE The school district is teeing up for renovations at three of its schools, part of the more than $35 million in upgrades voters approved last April. classes, $16.4M claw-back sought for water system upgrades, Election 2022: Primary, June 7, to shape Nov. 8 contests, Arroyo: Relief possible for WestwoodHillsdale flooding, All-America team players: College lacrosse powerhouses from valley, Election 22: River Vale, Woodcliff Lake candidates sought for BOE seats, Future of 95 Linwood Ave. site focus of special meeting June 2 (now June 8), Hillsdale PD grows stronger with two promotions, three hires, Borough charging stations inbound; parking authority outbound, Council talks community benefits over redevelopers plan, Asian American cultures in glory on June 9; PV junior, lauded for social studies excellence, driving celebration, Council seeks planning study on 188 Broadway redevelop status, Sheriffs sale helped town net deal on swim club, District approves health-, sex ed. Roberge hallways feature new flooring and lighting. A term on the school board runs for three years. Most importantly, the referendum process secured, state aid that will cover a significant portion of the cost of improvements, River Vale Public Schools would not have been able to take these next steps without you. Intersection overhaul sees delay of at least a week, Revise policy on teachers dress? Perfect season, 10th inning crown for PRMS Owls, More funds, extra officers proposed for WWRSD security, $82.5M middle school referendum approved for 2023, Cardinals vs. Cancer on for June 17 at Brookside Park, Consultant: Piping Found at 95 LinwoodLikely From Prior Gas Station Use, Venerable DeBaun House, Legions old home, is razed, Districts PVR Alumni Hub aims to spark connections, Rise indeed! R3. Election 21: Council races and one mayors seat, Ida drives damage, heroes as valley digs out from historic storm, eyeing change, Westwood Thrive brings music and all-ages resources on Oct. 9, Truly a team effort: Westwood, Emerson motorists plucked from rising waters, Council delays redevelopment over master plan update, Schools referendum details emerge: Maintenance, upgrades, and state aid in the mix, Exercise fun speaks for itself at Hillsdale House, PKRG-TV spot urges the hesitant to protect themselves and others, Push for public builds to face Planning Board review, First person: Remembering 9/11, twenty years on, PVRHSD launches 2021-22 school year on The Road Forward, Election 21: School board candidates square off for Nov. 2 contest, District turning to voters: Cites pressure on class sizes; clears $50K on PR for a referendum, Players bound for Philly! Helping Hand Turkey Drive 2020 Delivers the Goods, Aid Pours In for Three Families Displaced by Fire, Grief to Giving: Rosemary DAllesandros Mission, at a Milestone, Improving Laws and Lives, Deal Lands: Developer Would Get to Build 448 Multifamily Units on Former Sony Site; Affordable Housing There and on Borough Property; Hearing Nov. 23, 52nd Annual Interfaith Community Thanksgiving Service Gathers in Gratitude, Online, Nov. 22, PVHS presents its fall play, an online Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon, Nov. 1921, Provisional ballots boost leads in valley council races, Red Oak Falls in Storm, Takes Out Clark Field Fence, By the numbers: High turnout, split tickets favor Biden, Booker, Gottheimer, County Clerk Touts New, Modernized Election Results System, Home Free: COVID-26.2 Marathon Man Runs 14 Towns, Clocks Personal Best, County: Free Rounds of Golf for Veterans, Servicemen Nov. 11-13, Fall Could Bring Action on American Dream Estates, Celebrate Westwood Rescues 2020 Holiday Season with December Weekend Fun, PV Core Pushes for Renewed Effort on Diversity, Inclusion, Developer Seeks Options as Residents Rally Over 450 Pascack Road, With Regret, Committee Cancels Home for the Holidays Parade 2020, Valley Adds 2,508 Voters to Rolls; Unaffiliated Top Choice, A Week Out, More Than Half of Countys Voters Have Cast Ballots, Must Go: Citing Covid Economy, Fundraising Thrift Shop to Close After 63 Years, Principal turns Mean as community rallies for those in need, Photos: Bergen County Elections Workers Prepare for Historic Count, Redevelopment Plan Gets Mixed Reviews at Planning Board; Public Town Hall Oct. 29, Cannabis sales, vets tax deductions, and redistricting on your ballot too, Westwood Regional BOE candidates offer choices, low-key campaigns, Westwood Rec, following school districts lead, pauses K-12 offerings, Parents demand case numbers after WWRSD goes full remote learning over Covid-19, Fun-raiser! The majority of the work will be done during the summer months. Next hearing, after sparks, is June 22, Westwood regroups on rec fees; Township of Washington youth lose courtesy rate, Falcons soar! Drainage basin near proposed mall said shy of 50-acre threshold, Municipal budget tab up $62.05 for average homeowner, I realized I had to give back: Former resident going huge in fourth fundraiser concert against epilepsy; show in Teaneck April 29, Residents seek councils aid over trespassing, flooding, Shotgun-wielding Westwood man charged after his perimeter check draws SWAT, Drone study highlights brook obstructions, recommends ways to improve flow, stem flooding. Softball standouts represent at Pitch, Hit, Run, Valley gets early-vote sites: River Vale, Woodcliff Lake host for county, Boroughs get head start on environmental rules for 2022, Dogs and more: Deadline nearing on passive park survey, Party City considering Woodcliff Lake for new U.S. headquarters, River Vale fire, ambulance corps host September open houses, Q&A with Westwood Regional BOEs new high school student reps, Condemnation next? A construction date has not yet been set for new main-entrance canopies to provide additional shelter and lighting at all three schools, and to improve access at Holdrums entrance. District eyes next chapter for veteran school, District offers parents opt-out on some health education, Student injured; police probe threat at Westwood HS, Flag policy on hold as council reconsiders limits, Insurer to settle whether Centennial Field is safe for play, Were so far apart High bids on causeway stall improvement plans, $29K upgrade aims to boost civic participation, Mayors report: Traffic signal on horizon for GSP exit 168, 44-unit complex vote eyed at Dec. 1 hearing, More housing, more classrooms: District, up against developments, mulls school bond in 2022, Volunteers to cheer for! These survey responses allow voters to hear directly from candidates about what motivates them to run for office. Four-story luxury rental complex on former WM site? Should the borough continue its Open Space Trust Fund funded through property taxes in an amount of one cent per $100 dollars of assessed value per year for recreation, conservation, or historic purposes? Pavers are being added to the courtyards outside the Wellness Center. 2021-2022 Budget Presentation April 27, 2021 River Vale Board of Education Lorraine Waldes - President Steven Rosini - Vice President Patrice Pintarelli John Puccio Deborah Rothenberg Jason Schlereth Virginia Senande Dr. Frank R. Alvarez - Interim Superintendent of Schools Kelly L. Ippolito - Business Administrator/Board Secretary Crews replace the roof at Woodside Elementary School. Suez sends lead-line replacement notes, Council OKs survey, enviro study at swim club, Collignon Estates gets fourth hearing, March 30, Public safety complex build gets manager on $378K contract, Galaxy Gardens passive park gets $90K concept spark, Hire private hauler at proposed Broadway units, DPW chief says, Excellence to spare: Lady Cards take third state bowling championship, Strauss celebrates graphite dreams in NYC exhibit March 1-12, Apply! See the bright new classrooms and refreshed hallways at, Get a glimpse of the equipment that will supply air conditioning to. The referendum process began with a Physical Needs Study in June 2019, which identified building priorities including roof replacements, air conditioning, classroom upgrades such as floors and ceilings, and an addition at the middle school to help improve traffic flow. The projects are planned over a three-year period. Outdoor lighting has been added to the courtyard. Awarded to: H&S Construction & Mechanical of Elizabeth. Hard-fought title win for WT summer 3/4, Westwood seeks meeting, again, with Township on rec fees, Schepisi, Ruocco add their voices to calls to keep Cornerstone tent, Car stolen in township wipes out in Paramus; suspect jailed, Township appraiser pegs 450 Pascack Road at $430,000, Mayor cuts ribbon on The James; James Gandolfinis family lend their support, Safety Town at milestone! ZBA eyes 188 Broadway revision, Swim Club offer survives: DeSena switches vote; $1M for 6.39 acres passes, Where to site water tanks? Ruocco, council spar on borough records policy, Architect OKd for $1.1M in school improvements, Six-unit Broadway unit dinged on trash, density, safety, At breakfast, mayors urge regional strategy on 2025 housing mandates, Council passes two-year renewal on health contract, Hardball $1.3M bid on Charlie Browns property, Montvale library graced with honorary name: Rose S. Curry, Mortimer is districts pick for superintendent, 14 townhome units proposed; hearing Jan. 26, Township mulls renewing Northwest Bergen contract, Berkeley on the ball! Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site. River Vale Public Schools persevered through a pandemic to inform voters about its bond proposal. A pump pours the concrete at the future site of the Wellness Center at Holdrum Middle School. Info session Sept. 28, Bergen County Sheriffs Office Announces 27th Annual Citizens Police Academy, Mayor rallies for DePieros shy of 100th year, Auth, DeFuccio seek Assembly backing on transparency push, Heart Challenge scholarship winner repeat, Borough might get 127 Summit for less than $4.6M, Mayors court state League of Municipalities as flood-relief ally, Win for borough on bus traffic; stops added; job fair set, Giving girls code to soar: Hillsdale Library offering aims to broaden STEM smarts, 5-4 vote adopts states sex ed., health curriculum updates, Serious A-list adventures with local EMT Justin G. Tsai, Special officers hired for district elementary schools, Unanimous BOE seats Donatello, names Klas president, Bergen County Players open 90th season with Ragtime: The Musical, Fishbein lands interim supt. Facebook Page; Send Email; A new condensing unit is installed at Roberge. But it remained a frequent request from parents and staff members, who cited advantages of health and classroom focus as well as comfort. The Holdrum addition features wood plank ceilings. Popular program for tots marks 30th, Firehouse roof a washout; replacement set after firefighters raise alarm, Westwood seeks valleys input in work habits survey, Borough celebrates volunteers; Fire Department, under Sotille, is tops for 2020, Jay Hutchinson, once a contender for police chief, promoted to deputy chief, Apartments, traffic are concerns in master plan survey, Music in her soul: Teen releases her first single, I Would, Eagle Scout Stickel earns praise, plaque over memorial, Shane Svorec invites you on the road trip of your life, Armenian homes plans? Decorative ceiling accents are in place at the Wellness Center. This site uses cookies from Google to deliver its services and to analyze traffic. DMF site toxin monitoring continues; $117K contract OKd, Council approves cell tower, IT plan for public safety complex, Council looks at parking restrictions,sidewalks downtown, Park Ridges Tallman takes her studies to L.A. through Quinnipiac production program, Westwood Council Meeting Agenda: March 7, 2023, Sample ballots due soon: Referendum on George G. White Middle School March 14, League of Women Voters of Bergen County to Hold Celebrate Womens History in the Making webinar March 23, ZBAs traffic study on strip mall impacts expected March 21, Meet Nora Neus, reporter on Syria and much more, March 5 at PCAT, Feb. 19 for findings in historic shell game, 450 Pascack Road, well sited, sees pressure for deal, Council firm on brick facade for new DPW near town hall, DPW facility floodproofing study, area for rehabilitation proposed, Referendum outreach in focus ahead of March 14 vote, Thats Captain Alisha Foley: Veteran officer first female in MPD history to attain that rank, Celebrating a career: States top girls volleyball coach, IHAs Nolan, retires, Follow the water on strip mall application, 46 redevelopment plan units move forward for 188 Broadway, Rendo updates on ambulance funding, affordable housing, and passive park, Township accepts county $439K grant for club buy, Pinning down what happened to an easement behind home, Home stretch, but trails Earth Day opening now uncertain, Nuisance houses face deadline on repairs, Tietjen declines PT CMFO position; new search begins, Westwood man charged with desecrating human remains, aggravated assault on law enforcement officers, Interim superintendent named; district presents on harassment, intimidation and bullying data Feb. 16, Mayor warns of significant tax hike, lauds department heads, Hopeful sign as preschool stakes out Charlie Browns, ZBA undertakes own traffic study on mall, intersection; report due by Feb. 28 hearing, $82.7M Middle School Bond Borrows $24M of Boros Bonding Capacity, This isnt right; council move to nix boro admin is tabled, Investigation into car fire in downtown Hillsdale, Two Republicans join council, say Now real work begins, Republican mayor Rendo gets all-Democratic council, A great look for Hillsdale at 125! Special meeting on Charlie Browns June 2 (nope), Recent retirees find winning volunteer roles on ambulance corps, Sheriffs sale helped township likely nab swim club below fair market value, Poller: Swim club report on possible fill contamination not yet ready, More work needed to remediate soil around former dry cleaners, Mental health, diversity, elder care feature in PKRG-TV series, $27M schools tab adds $119 to average annual property tax bill, 25 affordable units on Summit Avenue eyed for fall construction, Council OKs $19M budget; taxes up $98 for homeowners, $16.5M budget brings $35 bump for average taxpayer, Expert: Coexist with deer Forum at River Vale Public Library against backdrop of collisions, Racing to meet the need: Community outreach, membership push at Emerson Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Push for $3.5M ballot ask rebuffed: Community center, field upgrade, and alleged divisiveness, Valley family tradition: Michael Saul, 18, sworn to FDs in Westwood, Hillsdale, $17.3M budget, with tax bump, gets May 24 hearing, Collignon Estates final hearing likely May 25, $2.3M for upgrades; hearing set for May 9, Singers, songwriters in Sounds in the Round May 16, Eagar, Westwood Regional valedictorian, bound for Miami, Clubs Spring Antique Appraisal Show May 15, $21.3M budget likely bumps average property tax $11 yearly, Speakers at town, BOE meetings take up health curricula, PVs Lauren Kalfus honored for her comic performance, Open Space Fund question cleared for November ballot, Ceremonial tree planting at Gritman Pond Park April 30. H&S Construction & Mechanical of Elizabeth, Northeast Roof Maintenance of Perth Amboy, The projects are planned over a three-year period. What would you put at 20 acres of former BMW site? Any construction scheduled during the school year will take student and staff building needs into account. DPW floodproof options; new site for Stonybrook center? Rendering of classroom upgrades at Holdrum Middle School. 2023 Advance Local Media LLC. A construction date has not yet been set for n, provide additional shelter and lighting at all three schools, River Vale Public Schools, Committed to Excellence | 609 Westwood Avenue, River Vale, NJ 07675 |. If no open space is available for purchase, the fund will support other passive forms of recreation, conservation or historic preservation purposes, to be determined following a public hearing. RIVER VALE BOARD OF EDUCATION ANNUAL COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2022 River Vale, New Jersey . Winning candidates will have an in front of their names. Students have plenty of usable outdoor space thanks to the new courtyards at Holdrum Middle School. Vote totals will be listed for all races. Couples annual Halloween display draws chills for charity, Habitats Homes for Hounds drives veteran housing project in Westwood, Golden Dynasty is ready for its fortune cookie, Cheers! If you are not sure of your voting district, see this, Application For Vote By Mail Ballot (PDF), NJ Office of Vital Statistics and Registry, Bergen Resource Net - Resources for Children & Families in Bergen County. Council explores video options, Election 21: Emerson led in area voter turnout, at 52.39%, 44-unit inclusionary complex approved; spring 2022 start-up, Police seek leads after landscaper hospitalized following hit from Lexus, Council moves to limit payouts on mailbox damage, Borough gives D&I Committee standing in 2022, Borough Hall renovation bids far exceed estimates, WCL WARRIORS are champs! The Wellness Center is a unique space to serve a variety of students' needs. All rights reserved (About Us). River Vale Public Schools would not have been able to take these next steps without you. April 18, 2023 - Regular Meeting. Assisted living units, replacing tennis club, break ground, Edgewood application hearing chipped to Nov. 11, Hearing on offsite affordable units Nov. 4: Land Use Board gets application tied to Block 419 redevelopment, Election 21: Two state questions and local Open Space funds on ballot, Moms, girls shine on: 40 in new Valley Chabad Teen Initiative tradition, Towns team up as noreaster drives school evacuation, Election 21: Candidates visions for 450 Pascack Road emerge, Westwood Thrive brings the fun to Veterans Park, FEMA aid said likely for Memorial/Davies Field, New buildings, greens, tennis dome sought at Edgewood, Builder, homeowner sue township officials, Resident is charged in brutal murder at condo; had self-inflicted stab wounds, Council punts on call to reform town projects, Contamination halts Emerson Station project, Borough, redeveloper in pact on Waste Management tract, [Photos!] Check back here for the unofficial results, which will be updated as they become available. A patio is constructed outside the Holdrum Wellness Center. Arroyo on business churn, shared services, and trends, Snubbed 188 Broadway applicant returns, seeking variances, Webinar Feb, 11: Burnout on the Frontline: Managing COVID-19 Fatigue, GOP mayors urge Sen. Cardinale to bow out for Schepisi, Sherry Field, Dog House area, and Westwood out as DPW sites, Pay it Forward Aid Reaches Grateful Bibiz Restaurant, Veteran of the Week: Hillsdales George DeRosa nabs Bergen County honor, At annual breakfast, mayors speak to a brighter year ahead, Vaccines for valley: Mayors team up to create a local hub, Francesca Ianora Day, on a beloved borough boosters 100th, Slow down WTPD posting radar speed signs at hot spots. Term Expires 12/2024. Exterior fiber cement panels and sunshades add to the Wellness Centers modern design. Zoning board rejects strip mall by 6-1 vote, Borough committee to take up cannabis biz pros, cons, Loop around Washington School proposed for safety, Split vote on hiring auditor; council sets June 7 revote, $15.7M town budget proposed; nearly $628K over last year, Suburbia goes grocery shopping: Population influx gives rise to townships master plan, Protest as Pride Flag left out in new district policy, Sparking conversations: Respect, Reflect, Remember Day at Fieldstone school, Play ball! With the New Jersey School Boards Association offering support and training, you will find your term of service on your district board extremely rewarding., 95 Linwood Ave. site shows no historical fuel oil storage evidence; question raised on probe, Older residents on middle school spending. The curbs are set above the Wellness Center. Roberge classrooms have an updated look with new lighting, flooring and ceilings. Austin is running for the River Vale School Board. Fair Share launching podcast; will housing forum take on overdevelopment? Mayor releases estimate ahead of councils plan, drawing members ire, Hillsdale, Emerson moms deliver on charity football fun, Home for the Holidays 21: Westwood brings the valley back to town, Habitat Bergen breaks ground for home on Chestnut Street, Middle school timeline, costs expected at Dec. 13 session, Covidbooster, third dose at Dec. 13 clinic, Franklin Court development approved; work starts in spring, Four vehicles wreck on GSP, north and south at township, Vacant houses and the law: Absent owners said to keep paying, lapsing on bills, Park Ridge school board to weigh welcoming Emerson in for football, New plan raises Broadway, Tice, traffic concerns, School climate survey aims for improved campuses, Bids sought on school upgrades: Construction projects at Woodside, Roberge, and Holdrum, Film fans get Vision Quest treat Dec. 12, Archery limits get hearing; implications for own-land recreation, deer hunt, Volunteers power Parkside Churchs hot meal program, Fun with a purpose: Thinking fast with PV grad Jake Comito, Ready for your close-up? 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Linwood Avenue DPW plan hits home: Dozens from township, Paramus beg council to pull out of deal, $20M budget, a 1% increase; resolutions pass, Hillsdale Fire Department Carnival April 1823, 30th Annual Kid Fishing Contest runs Saturday, April 30, Valley Health System takes big stake here, Mayors apology undelivered: Ghassali had a message for filmmaker; Diversity and Inclusion Committee budget up no members, Bergen County announces winners of 2022 Historic Preservation Awards, Proposed $16.5M budget includes 1% annual increase, Geese harassment tacks $4,000 to animal control contract, Budget, 9/11 steel, new pumper truck, and defunct bus terminal on agenda, $85K pavilion approved for Brookside Park, Causeway work bid award resolution said likely April 11, Brrotherhood responds: Valley crews give from the heart in Ukraine drive, Forum on George G. White options April 11, Moderna vaccine booster offered April 6 in Waldwick, Jasionowski out of race; Bromberg campaigns for mayor, Industrial area redevelopment forum set for April 6, Six-apartment building OKd for 216 Broadway site, Guilfoyles orchids bloom at Westwood Gallery, Ball in redevelopers court on its drive for zoning change, Council to take up Master Plan update April 11 or May 16, Traffic, quality-of-life concerns debut with townships DPW plans, Proposed Collignon Estates in likely last hearing March 30, Ruocco to legislators: Modernize OPMA for transparency, Proposed six-unit rental building special hearing March 30, Local aid for Ukraine: Township of Washington donors, volunteers go big, Energetic, innovative Sarah Bilotti next PVRHSD superintendent, SLEO III funded in $70.5M district budget; Westwood chief boosting security at Rec Teen Nights after Orbeez fracas, Borough Pride Not Showing: Flag Ordinance Sets Strict Limits, Ex-fire chief Mawdsley recalled as a brother and inspiration, Boroughs former grant writer sues over fees, KPMG is staying put in borough, says mayor, Student-athletes shine at BOE meeting; board seat open, Thats Captain Savino and lieutenants Duardo and Sokerka, One no as visible property number ordinance approved, Mayor reports on Family Town business; budget hearing April 5, League of Women Voters meet and greet March 24, Field upgrades likely at Memorial Drive Athletic Complex, Questions as town shapes $800K grant bid on swim club, 25 affordable units near approval for Summit Avenue, Hub Kmart soon to be states last; eyes on Westwood Plaza as anchor tenant wavers, Iron Horse celebrates 50th: Birthday cake, coffee, and a year of gifts, Cleanup underway after burst water pipe soaks Berdais Hall at Pascack Historical Society. Air conditioning was part of the community conversation about school improvements for more than 20 years. Benches are tucked into nooks of the new Holdrum hallway. All contractors participated in a competitive process to identify the lowest qualified bidders as per state regulations. Roof wall stucco is completed at Holdrum. Reporters Notebook:Why the lack of planning, zoning broadcasts? October 21, 2022 at 10:13 AM Listen All four of the candidates running in the November 8, 2022, general election for the Colorado State Board of Education's at-large seat completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey. Roof membrane installation is underway at Holdrum Middle School. For love of nature: 28th Friends of the Pascack Brook Kids Fishing Contest delivers, Party City moving HQ to borough: Hundreds of new jobs; firm is first to land NJ recovery act award, Order candygrams for Hegeman Park renovations, In Idas wake, mayors press county to file for FEMA grant on waterways, Borough loses hundreds of tons of salt in Ida deluge, Ambulance corps asks council for aid; wins promise of fixes for temporary headquarters amid redeveloper suits, Helping everyone vote early: River Vale, WCL sites take ballots from Oct. 23, Student trips abroad uncertain; BOE delays vote, Pascack/Washington intersection overhaul anticipated for spring 2022, Transparency, intersection, development, and dog park feature at mayor, council candidates forum Oct. 12, Walk to End Alzheimers Oct. 17 at Overpeck Park, Worlds of wonder in donation; committee helps power Hispanic Heritage Month, Affordable units snapped up at luxury Fairways site, Hearing Oct. 12 for ordinance keeping new construction safer in floods, Leading by example: WT resident Sforza among 40 under 40, WT attorney says project reforms could hamstring township, Election 21: WCL Candidates Night Thursday, Oct. 21, Districts prepare for health curriculum; some parents wary of sensitive topics, Traffic, fire safety, variance dominate Franklin Court hearing, Washington School, derailed by Ida, will receive students Oct. 12, Average tax hit for public safety complex: $185 for 30 years, Affordable overlay zone on tap at Oct. 14 planning session, In Idas wake, mayors press Bergen County for FEMA grant on flood solutions, Developers Plan Project at Former Waste Management Site, Five sites eyed for community center, turf field, 450 Pascack Road a long-haul project, suggests attorney, Ambulette driver and patient, 80 injured in collision with pickup, Montvale capital projects, planning updates, Questions on traffic, class sizes after Viviano units pass, FEMA paying for redo after Ida wipes Huff Pond renovations, Election 21: WT mayor, council candidates set for debate Oct. 12, 44-unit inclusionary complex gets Oct. 6 hearing, WTVAC looks to double riders with HQ upgrade, Emergency services building early January; town to consider review on its projects Oct. 4, Honoring a selfless man: The late Johnny Cuffe, 53, organ donor, The ask for K-8 schools: $29.4M referendum would cost homeowners some $325 annually, District backs state in policy requiring vax for employees, 950 tons to go! & S construction & Mechanical of Elizabeth, Northeast roof Maintenance of Perth Amboy, referendum! 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