Nineteen percent of individuals nationwide have a disability of some sort, but they are not the only ones who may need special assistance or programming
Bergenfield—January 1 was a big day for local Bergenfield government and facilities as two council members, a fire chief, and two deputy fire chiefs were
With its soft opening over and its formal opening coming in mid-late January, the John T. Wright Arena will soon be open for ice skating
Two local Teaneck teens, siblings with Charcot Marie Tooth Syndrome, are participating in the upcoming half marathon in the Bahamas to raise funds for Kids
For the fifth year running, Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls opened up to the community at large for a Day of Study in the
Forty six recommendations aimed at protecting national security, advancing foreign policy and respecting privacy and civil liberties, were given to President Obama on December 18
As of December 20, Teaneck’s Cedar Lane is once again home to a movie theater—the newly reopened and revamped Teaneck Cinemas. The retro charm was
Bergen County—This year’s Super Bowl is a confusing beast because it has two “owners”: New York and New Jersey. The game’s host state usually stands
A New Year’s Day Extravaganza is coming to town courtesy of Areyvut, a Bergenfield based non-profit. The event, from 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. at the
Bergen County GOP Chairman Bob Yudin and County Executive Kathleen Donovan put their differences aside and held a unity rally on December 17. Despite their
Teaneck—Herring, the classic Kiddush dish, is being celebrated on motzei Shabbat of December 14th at the Bergen County Herring Festival. The festival, hosted by Netivot
Ever wonder what the average night is like for local police officers? The Bergenfield PD aimed to answer that question for locals on December 6
