Sick Fox Spotted

A message from Tyco Animal Control and the Oakland Board of Health As most people are aware, a sick fox has been spotted in Wayne.  We would like to advise all residents that during this time of year animals are coming out of hibernation.  People should be careful to avoid […]


On the Job – February 23

On February 5, 2011 several officers responded to an activated burglar alarm at a commercial business on Bauer Drive .  Their investigation at the scene revealed that a burglary had been thwarted by the alarm; and attempts were made by the suspects to remove a significant amount material from the […]


Fire On The Hill 1

An Oakland home was destroyed by fire, Thursday April 21st. The Oakland Volunteer Fire Department, with mutual aid from neighboring towns, fought the blaze which eventually consumed the home located in the Ramapo River Reserve. No lives were lost, and volunteer firefighters contained the blaze and protected neighboring homes situated […]


Inside the Van Allen House

To help commemorate Presidents Day Weekend, the Oakland Historical Society held an Open House at the Van Allen House on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011. The event included a speaker, guided tours of the museum, demonstrations on colonial cooking and music and also fire-making demonstrations from Frontiersmen members. For future events, […]


Oakland Government’s Dichotomy 7

The town council meeting of February 9th presented a dichotomy of events that struck at the cord of community. Don Burns, who has served the community for decades, was honored for his service and his tenure as a member of Oakland’s town council. Notably the most independent of council members […]


Rec Commissioner asked to Resign UPDATE 2 3

UPDATE: Steve Wagoner has informed the Mayor, Council and Borough of Oakland that: “After much thought I have decided to sue the Mayor and Council and the Borough of Oakland in Superior Court for my unlawful removal from the Recreation Commission.” UPDATE: Steve Wagoner has informed the Mayor that he […]