Ann is a former local editor for the New Milford and River Dell Patch.
Lawmakers set up an Amazon.com "wish list" where residents can purchase much-needed items and have them shipped to the legislators' district office where they will be delivered to those in need.
FEMA approves Christie’s request to extend Disaster Unemployment Assistance to cover all New Jersey counties as a result of Hurricane Sandy.
Lawmakers set up an Amazon.com "wish list" where residents can purchase much-needed items and have them shipped to the legislators' district office where they will be delivered to those in need.
Chief Papapietro recognizes those who gave so much to so many during the cold, dark days and nights that Sandy left in her wake.
Lawmakers set up an Amazon.com "wish list" where residents can purchase much-needed items and have them shipped to the legislators' district office where they will be delivered to those in need.
Just when some residents saw their power come back after 10 days, Athena took it away.
Chief Papapietro presses PSEG for updates on those in New MIlford who are still without power.
Ashley and Putrino "anxious to get to work on behalf of the residents of New Milford."
Preliminary counts show Putrino and Ashley take the election, while residents cast a resounding 'no' for the Field of Dreams.
The Field Of Dreams question goes to referendum today, giving residents the chance to finally give their opinion some weight at the polls.
See how the candidates did in each district, with the unofficial counts.
A total of nine candidates are running in local elections—four for two seats on the Council, and four for three, three-year terms and one for a one-year term on the BOE. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
80 percent of New Milford has power restored.
From power outages to gas rationing, New Milford is still dealing with Sandy's wrath.
River Road becomes a parking lot as power comes on at gas stations.
With most of the power still out in town, not much is open; Berkley School open Saturday for warming up and charging electronics.
NMHS students who were part of the 'Rebuild Hurricane Katrina' trip are hosting clothing drive for victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Because of all of the power outages that Sandy wrought, the Borough makes the decision to move voting to Berkley Elementary School and the library.
Due to Sandy's wrath, the teacher's convention scheduled for Nov. 8 & 9 in Atlantic City has been cancelled; New Milford public schools will hold classes.
With many gas stations out of fuel, those that remain open have lines stretching over a mile long and police standing by making sure panic does not set in.
