Marsha Stoltz

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

The new clubhouse will include a 1,197-square-foot exterior deck and a 2,774-square-foot golf cart storage garage with electric charging stations to support up to 60 golf carts. TEANECK — Construction has begun on a $6 million clubhouse facility for Bergen County's 18-hole, 140-acre Overpeck Golf Course. The golf course is part of the county's 811-acre Overpeck Park. It is one of six golf courses operated by Bergen County, and the only one open all year for play, said county spokesman Derek Sands.

1 week ago | eu.northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

The Franklin Lakes budget includes a tax increase of $139 on the average home. FRANKLIN LAKES — The borough has introduced a $23.38 million municipal budget for 2025. The amount to be raised by taxes is $15.25 million, up 4.9%. The municipal tax rate will increase from $0.32 to $0.333 per $100 assessed valuation. On the average home assessed at $1,063,000, the municipal part of taxes would go up $139, from $3,398 to $3,537.

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

The property is zoned for 495 multi-family housing units, 62 affordable, plus 70,000 square feet of office/retail space. FRANKLIN LAKES − Eighty-eight acres of the Cigna/Express Scripts/IBM property have been formally transferred to developer SHG Franklin Lakes LLC, but there is no word yet on when plans for either of the housing projects proposed on the site will be presented, let alone built. The borough's announced the Englewood-based S.

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

A group of Don Bosco students and staff arrived in Rome on April 22, the day after the death of Pope Francis. Students and staff members shared their experience in Rome after returning home. RAMSEY — Little did members of a Don Bosco Prep pilgrimage imagine two years ago when they planned a trip to Turin and Rome for spring 2025 that they would not only honor the 200th anniversary of their patron saint, but walk into history of another kind.

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

On the average Allendale home valued at $882,362, taxes will go up $22.52. ALLENDALE — A $17.5 million municipal budget was approved at an April 24 council meeting. The budget is up $807,375 from $16.7 million in 2024. The amount to be raised by taxes is $11.1 million, up $41,427 from 2024. Residents will experience an increase of $0.23 per $100 assessed valuation over the 2024 tax rate. On the average home valued at $882,362, taxes will go up $22.52, from $4,197 to $4,219.