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Right on Red Ban, Shared Services, Senior Housing Top This Week's News
Here's a look at the past week in Fair Lawn and Saddle Brook.
Right on Red Banned at Saddle River Rd., Fair Lawn Ave.
The Fair Lawn Council approved an ordinance prohibiting right on red turns at the intersection in an effort to improve pedestrian safety.Fair Lawn Schools, Borough Sharing More Services
The schools will piggyback on the borough's paving contract and the two may jointly pursue a future solar project.Council Clears $1.5M For Affordable Senior Housing Property
A nonprofit partnership will lease the property and build age-restricted affordable housing.Dance Education Unlimited Opens on Fair Lawn Ave.
Dance Education Unlimited recently opened at 7-15 Fair Lawn Ave., where they offer classes in Zumba, tumbling, yoga, tap, jazz, hip-hop and ballet, among others.Fair Lawn Resident Wins 'Going Green' Award
Marc Colyer uses a variety of sustainable living techniques in his Fair Lawn home and property.Fair Lawn Council Appoints Borough Manager
Officials voted to appoint acting borough manager Jim Van Kruiningen as the permanent borough manager last week.Inside Fair Lawn: Town Hall Lighting
Fair Lawn held the annual lighting ceremony Tuesday.Chiropractor Opens New Office on Morlot Ave.
Select Wellness Center offers chiropractic medicine, physical therapy, message therapy and acupuncture.State Releases School Violence, Vandalism Report
Officials from the New Jersey Department of Education released Thursday the 2012-13 school year Violence, Vandalism and Substance Abuse in the Schools Report.Grants to Pay For Paving, Handrails, Ramps
Fair Lawn officials appropriated more than $200,000 in grants for three projects.Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.
