Heights on TV, Relay for Life, Board of Ed Candidates Top Local News This Week

Those that tuned into Bravo last Sunday night to watch the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" may have recognized that pizza place in the scene where the Wakile children chatted with their Aunt Rosie.

People came together under a beautiful night sky last weekend to walk in the second annual Relay for Life, in support of the American Cancer Society, helping it get closer to finding a cure.

Two incumbents and one newcomer will run for the three available seats in November. Current Board of Ed president will not seek re-election.

Open less than three weeks and already The Risotto House looks to be on its way to becoming a favorite amongst area patrons.

Hasbrouck Heights police once again took part in the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run Friday morning. See our photo gallery.

A primary election which had a hotly contested race for the Ninth Congressional District on the Democrat side, a GOP Presidential race, and no contest on the local level, drew a small percentage of voters to the polls Tuesday.

Tuesday's primary election saw no race for council seat nominations on either party.

Compared to the state average of salaries for administrators and faculty members, Hasbrouck Heights district has come below the average for the past three years, according to figures provided by the state Department of Education’s School Report Card.

2010-2011 School Report Card from the state Department of Education shows breakdown of cost per pupil for the district compared to those with similar budgets.

Community leaders award high school seniors with scholarship awards during Monday's award ceremony.