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The Westwood Regional Music Department is proud to announce that Theresa Abou-Daoud (class of 2018) and Gabriella Dunay (class of 2020) have been accepted into the Bergen County High School Chorus.

Ongoing efforts to boost test scores appear to be paying off as the PARCC (Partnership for Assessment of Readiness College and Careers) test scores reveal gains largely across the board and diagonal leaps in students rising from one grade to the next.

Are you looking to transform your look - either by cutting, coloring, styling your hair to something new and different? Well, the well-established Wanaque salon, Dragonfly Salon (previously The Hair Shop), is just the place to help you come into your new skin and feel great about how you look once again.

A huge boost in PARCC participation this past spring led to marked improvements in West Milford’s standardized test scores. Despite the gains over the first administration of PARCC in 2015, district officials say they have concerns about scores in the higher grade levels slipping under state averages.

A Bergenfield man faces several weapons charges following a response by SWAT to his home where another man barricaded himself and threatened suicide with a gun, police say.

Building the next generation often comes with an understanding and respect for what makes someone a hero, and the incredible work done by so many to help keep the freedoms most take for granted in the United States.

Cedar Grove voters supported Donald Trump for president while Verona picked Hillary Clinton during the Tuesday, Nov. 8 election.

After the presidential election, the Bloomfield-based New Jersey Peace Action’s fall program will enlighten attendees on crises around the world.

Wyckoff - Patricia Salvati has been named the new business administrator for the K-8 school district.She will succeed administrator Alan Reiffe, who retires officially Jan. 31 but expects to leave...

OLD TAPPAN €” Freeholder Thomas Sullivan visited the Charles DeWolf Middle School Nov. 1 to talk to seventh and eighth-graders about county government and the duties of a freeholder.