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DENVILLE TWP. - The Township Council defended and passed a controversial amendment to its tree replenishment ordinance Tuesday, April 16.

HANOVER TWP. – With family members and two dozen fellow police officers present, two new officers were sworn into service at a meeting of the Township Committee on Thursday, Dec.

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - The Township Council introduced an ordinance Tuesday, Nov. 21 which would change the zoning of the former Cobblestone nursing home at 23 Stonewald Court and a

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - Township Council members provided a unanimous consensus in favor of a future resolution to buy a wooded property with a grant from Highlands Conservation Act funds

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. – Democrat Antoine Gayles, the grades K-12 school district’s Board of Education president running for mayor in the November election, is taking to task the all-Republican Township

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - Call it a draw?

The tower to resolve a 2-mile-wide dead zone on the townships northern border has been the subject of off-and-on talks for the past 16 years. Most recently, consultant Declan OScanlon of FSD Enterprises has estimated a temporary tower will be up at the firehouse by May under the auspices of AT&T and Verizon. However, the Sun suit contends the companies need their permission to use Rozanski Lane, an easement that runs along their rear property line, to bring in materials, run power lines or ser...

A proposed ice retardant system ordinance will be addressed in West Milford West Milford. One of the first actions facing the new township council after the reorganization meeting will be to decide whether to pass an ordinance providing for ice retardant systems for larger lakes while responding to representatives of the smaller lake communities who do not want such an ordinance affecting them. | 29 Dec 2020 | 02:17 Small lake communities do not want controls placed on Greenwood Lake to ap...

HANOVER TWP. – After 39 years as the administrator for Hanover Township, Joseph Giorgio will be retiring on July 1, 2021. The Township Committee accepted his letter of retirement in a reluctant but unanimous vote at the Thursday, Dec. 10 committee Zoom meeting. “It’s hard to believe on Dec. 31, 2020 I will complete 39 years as the township business and Township Clerk,” Giorgio read from his retirement request letter. “It has been a privilege and an honor to serve the re...