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Residents of all ages learn life-saving safety tips as the Fort Lee Police Department continues its series of Pedestrian Safety seminars at the Community Center.
Cyberbullying is the theme of the Enigma Acting Conservatory's production of 'OMG!' at the Fort Lee Library to kick off National Library Week in April.
In an effort to raise awareness, the Fort Lee Police Department is hosting a pedestrian safety seminar to offer information and life saving tips.
East meets West as leading Japanese scholars in the field of special education observe the structure and implementation of Fort Lee's special education programs.
Police charged a 57-year-old man with DWI, after they say he crashed through a North Avenue work site Monday morning.
Fort Lee recognized for participating in, and promoting, programs to reduce its carbon footprint.
A third place $10,000 ticket sold at Exxon on Palisade Avenue.
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Letter asks that Zoning Board not grant variances to developer to save the last building of historical significance to Fort Lee's place in the early film industry.
Great talent and guest spellers steal the stage of New Milford High School's Spring production.
Utilizing both French and English educational practices, students are inspired to learn.
Parents and students show up at BOE meeting pleading for new uniforms for FLHS Band and Color Guard.
Host of regional employers planned at job fair Thursday
Host of regional employers planned at job fair Thursday
The Hellenic Civic Club hosts annual Greek Independence Day Celebration Saturday to celebrate independence from the Ottoman Empire.
Attorneys for Liam Eisenberg claim cops went on food run, ignoring cries from teens who were locked inside police van.
Host of regional employers planned at job fair Thursday
Host of regional employers planned at job fair Thursday
Host of regional employers planned at job fair Thursday, March 21.