By Bryan Finlayson Years after the Great Recession’s end, the economic climate continues to challenge many Oakland businesses. However, in the Oakland industrial park, where many properties are vacant and for sale, FileBank continues to thrive. FileBank is a 28-year-old document management business founded by Greg Copeland, a former artist […]
A Call for Foresight: Solving Downtown Traffic By Ryan Schwertfeger Over these past several months that I have been home from college, I have been pretty active in town. I have continued to attend the Great Oak Park meetings and continue to talk with the Mayor and Council about my […]
Recently Oakland mom Marci Sorce opened Kitchen Catering in Waldwick. As an off premise catering facility and meals to go service they can handle any event from intimate dinner parties to Corporate & School Boxed Lunches to the most elegant affairs, they will cater to your specific needs. They now […]
Boroughitis The NJ Disease That Created Oakland By Kevin Heffernan On April 8, 1902 Oakland seceded from Franklin Township by an act of the New Jersey Legislature. Hurrah! And in the words of Martin King, Jr., we finally were “Free at last, free at last, thank God almighty we are […]
The Unauthorized Biography of the Founder of Oakland David C. Bush By Kevin Heffernan It may be that many in Oakland have heard of David C. Bush and it’s probably that most might even be aware of Bush Plaza adjacent to the railroad tracks in town. But it’s a good […]
Who Is to Deem What Pop Culture Is Right Now By Ryan Schwertfeger Pop culture is supposedly all around us in how we dress, what music we listen to, and what we see on television. Sadly however, I believe that those who think that whatever is popular right now must […]
