Marsha Stoltz

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

After 10 years of oversight, the Ridgefield Park Board of Education was officially relieved of its state monitor at its June 18 meeting. RIDGEFIELD PARK − After 10 years of oversight, the Board of Education was officially relieved of its state monitor at its June 18 meeting. Kevin Dehmer, assistant commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education, made the announcement with monitor Tom Eagan and Bergen County School Superintendent Patrick Fletcher at his side.

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

The fourth-round obligation for Franklin Lakes means a rehabilitation component of 65 units and a new construction obligation of 480 units through 2035. FRANKLIN LAKES — The borough's mayor and members of the council and Planning Board will hold a special joint public hearing on June 19 to hear residents' comments and vote on adoption of its Fourth-Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Marsha Stoltz

FRANKLIN LAKES — The borough's mayor and members of the council and Planning Board will hold a special joint public hearing on June 19 to hear residents' comments and vote on adoption of its Fourth-Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan. After the hearing, the group will consider two resolutions: a Planning Board resolution to approve the fourth-round proposal and a Mayor and Council resolution to endorse the fourth-round proposal.

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

One of the blood drives is scheduled for June 14, in Oakland, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.New Jersey Blood Services has announced a multi-county Gary Letizia Memorial Blood Drive to address an anticipated summer shortage. The drive is named for the late Ramsey resident Gary Letizia, whose life was extended by countless transfusions during his battle with leukemia before he died in 2019.

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Marsha Stoltz

Windows, roofing and heating and cooling systems may be on the upgrade list. MAHWAH — A plan for school facility maintenance and improvements will "likely" include a bond referendum in 2026, School Superintendent Michael DeTuro said on June 10. "This community has not been asked to approve a referendum in more than 20 years," DeTuro told the Board of Education. "The state restricts public school budgets to a 2% increase in property tax revenue.