Weekly Review: Tax Assessments Causing a Concern

While the majority of residents will see their property assessments go down following a in River Edge, some are not so lucky. Ramond Frost of Lozier Terrace along with Dominick and Anna D'Agastino will see their taxes jump over $20,000 per year now.

Since the beginning of the year, the has been busy narrowing down locations for a . On Monday night they received approval for the location of choice - outside of the  and .

Slated for demolition in the future, the  building in River Edge will now await to to determine if there is any asbestos, underground storage tanks or lead paint on site. 

With an, the borough of River Edge is also looking at the highest bonds and interest amount to be included since the 1970s. Taxpayers will see a $142 increase as part of their contribution to the $11.7 million tax levy.

Despite a third consecutive appearance in the North 1, Group 2 state sectional finals, the River Dell Lady Hawks could not overcome the Pequannock Panthers to reclaim their lost title. Stony Brook-bound redshirt Kate Brock earned The Record Athlete of the Week honors to finish her varsity basketball career.

Oradell is considering whether to merge its zoning and Planning boards, following the lead of several other Bergen County towns.