It’s That Time of the Year! By Ryan Schwertfeger Sing it with me: “Lawn signs and mailers and posters and speeches. Sidewalks to sewers to dog parks, no leashes. Lowering taxes, let services increase. These are a few of my favorite things.” Well maybe only some of that is true, […]
By Veronica MacDonald Ditko An Accidental Anthropologist Does it happen to you? Does your hair stand straight up on your neck on the night of October 30? Call it what you want: Cabbage Night, Mischief Night, Goosey Night, it’s all the same. Expect to see some toilet-papered trees and egged […]
Dear Editor: As you are aware I have been actively working on the issue of commuter parking, looking for alternative locations, speaking with the owner of the Coppertree Mall, communicating with the residents who commute, and discussing this serious problem with our Borough professionals and councilpersons. I thank my opponent […]
History Lives in Oakland by Marisol Kozlovski “Hendrick van Allen was a farmer and settled here over 250 years ago. He married a lady by the name of Elizabeth and together they had 6 children…. What famous person marched through this area about 230 years ago? Yes, George Washington…. And […]
RAMAPO MOUNTAIN STATE FOREST REMAINS CLOSED DUE TO UNUSUAL BLACK BEAR ACTIVITY DIVISION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE LAUNCHING INVESTIGATION INTO POSSIBLE LINKS TO ILLEGAL FEEDING OF BEARS (15/P89) TRENTON – Northern New Jersey’s Ramapo Mountain State Forest remains closed due to continued unusual black bear activity in the area. Out […]
SEPTEMBER 29: Officer Bryan Rowin investigated a walk in complaint regarding an Oakland resident being the victim of identity theft. The resident stated that he discovered his identity was compromised when he learned that someone already filed a tax return in his name without his knowledge or consent earlier this […]
