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Oradell Mayor and Council Adopt 2013 Municipal Budget

Oradell homeowners will see a total average annual increase of $496.92on a house assessed at the new average of $472,343, down from the former average of $531,722. This represents a 3.98 percent increase over 2012. With the increase, the tax bill on an average assessed house will be $12,976.02 for 2013.

Break in Electrical Transmission Line Closes Parts of Kinderkamack Road

A crack that formed overnight in a PSE&G underground electrical transmission line has forced officials to close Kinderkamack Road between Reservoir Avenue and Main Street while repairs are being made, officials said Tuesday.

New Milford Mayor & Council Defeat Vote to Rezone United Water Property

The resolution to rezone the United Water property was soundly defeated 4-2 with councilmembers voting along party lines. Oradell will continue to maintain a legal presence at the New Milford Zoning Board hearings regarding the proposed development of the United Water property. 

Call for Candidates for River Edge Board of Education

The River Edge Board of Education has two three-year positions available.

River Dell Middle School Student Competes in National Spelling Bee

Indrani Das, an Oradell resident and eighth-grader from River Dell Middle School who made it to the Scripps National Spelling Bee, was eliminated after successfully completing the second and third rounds in the Scripps National Spelling Bee Contest.

Moon Rocks Land at St. Joseph School in Oradell

NASA’s mobile Moon rocks exhibit delivered on-loan to Science teacher Vicki Aquino--a NASA certified moon rock handler.

River Edge Celebrates Memorial Day

River Edge Memorial Day Photo Gallery

River Edge commemorated Memorial Day with a parade and ceremony attended by the town's veterans, the Mayor and Council, Borough Officials, the Police and Fire Departments and the Boy Scouts.

Oradell Celebrates Memorial Day With a Parade

The town came out in full force to celebrate and honor the dedication of service that veterans gave to their country, and to honor those who are currently serving.