John Keene is a 30 plus year member of the Franklin Lakes Volunteer Fire Department. First elected a Lieutenant in 1983, John rose to the rank of Chief in 1998. John is the father of three loving children and a grandfather. He has been fighting kidney disease, specifically focal segmental […]
Bergen County’s cultural diversity continues to grow, and with all the benefits come challenges. What has been your experience working with the county’s diverse cultural population with respect to crime, homeland security, and fostering cooperation with county law enforcement? One of the things that makes Bergen County such a great […]
Valley Middle School PTO – Oakland, NJ would like to thank MACY’s Preakness, Wayne, NJ for extending an invitation for us to participate in the annual Shop for a Cause event that took place on October 16th. For those of you who are not familiar with Shop for a Cause, […]
“School bullying is widespread across the United States. Each day, an estimated 160,000 children refuse to go to school because they dread the physical and verbal aggression of their peers and the loneliness that comes from being excluded”, said Michael J. Tozzoli, MSW, West Bergen’s Chief Executive Officer.
On October 5, 2010 as a result of information received by officials at Indian Hills High School , Det./Sgt. DeBoer recovered a small quantity of suspected marijuana that was passed between two students during class. The marijuana, which was located in an eye glass case, was secured as evidence and […]
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and recent events in norther Bergen County are grim reminders of the tragic consequences bullying can have. The suicide of the young Rutgers student from Ridgewood who was bullied by the surreptitious videotaping conducted by his roommate has received national and global attention. Recent […]
