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While a steady increase in drug usage in the township has led to a more than 120 percent increase in total drug-related charges since 2008, a combination of officer awareness, training and increased enforcement has carried those numbers higher, police s
The sixth annual relay is happening at the high school this weekend.
See who will be on the ballot in local and state elections.
According to cops, two suspects robbed a Fair Lawn man they met on the train, and forced him to perform sexual acts on them.
According to cops, two suspects robbed a Fair Lawn man they met on the train, and forced him to perform sexual acts on them.
Locals can stop by Betsy Ross for a Lia Sophia Open House benefitting Ava Rasmussen and her family.
Organizers say as many as 2,500 people visited the market on its opening day.
Organizers say as many as 2,500 people visited the market on its opening day.
Family members of the late honorees attended a ceremony Saturday.
A look at stories you can expect to see on Patch this week
MSF volunteers say the cards are a way to recognize people in the school community and donate funds to help the schools.
The Historic Preservation Commission ran a contest in honor of the 100th anniversary of "Trees."
A man wandering on the street and another working at a township business were arrested over the weekend on drug charges, cops say
Top Patch news of the week includes the death of a retired Ramsey High School principal.
The township team came out on top of the Franklin Lakes 22nd Annual Lacrosse Invitational
Top Patch news of the week also includes an expansion at a Mahwah special needs school.
The weekly market attracts visitors from across the region, organizers say.
The weekly market attracts visitors from across the region, organizers say.
Students past and present are mourning the loss of Richard Lio, who died Thursday night of lung cancer, reports say.
Top stories of the month include a Ramsey grad killed in Afghanistan and RHS ranking on a 'Top High Schools' list. Click to see what the month's Number One story is.
