On May 12, 2012 Sgt. Sanzari conducted a motor vehicle stop on Ramapo Valley Road on a vehicle that was being operated in an erratic manner. The driver, a 58 year old Elmwood Park resident, was subsequently arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and driving under […]
Spectrum Painting Gives Back! Oakland Flood Victims Receive $5,000 Worth of Painting Relief! On Saturday, May 12th, Spectrum Painting in Wayne, NJ held their 1st Annual “Paint it Proud” Charity Event. The Palumbo’s, Owners of ServPro of Paramus, nominated the Hans family of Oakland, who won the $5,000 of free […]
On May 5, 2012 Ptl. Docwra conducted a motor vehicle stop on Ramapo Valley Road on a vehicle that was being operated in an erratic manner. The driver, a 31 year old Jersey City resident, was determined to be under the influence of a prescription legend drug which impaired his […]
The Oakland town council once again sought to tackle the issue of a local pay-to-pay at the May 9th council meeting. Pay-to-play reform in New Jersey has, and continues to be, a grassroots effort by citizens concerned with government contractors and vendors acting as piggy banks for political campaigns, political parties, and individual politicians.
The growth in adults taking to the streets on skateboards has been growing for the last decade.
Field 2 Fittingly Named Joseph Gaul Field It is very rare for an Oakland ball field to be named after an individual. In fact, no one can remember the last time a ball field had been named. That all changed on Wednesday May 9, 2012. At that night’s mayor council […]
