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Hunger-relief charity is nominated for its work in feeding local residents dealing with food insecurity
Wonder has expanded to include local restaurant delivery and chef-driven meal kits.
Fighting Food Insecurity In Partnership With Bergen County
Clients of The Food Brigade place custom food orders online in New Jersey's first "virtual pantry"
Wonder, the new, app-based food service offering high-quality dishes right outside the customer's door, has expanded into Bergen County
NBA Hall Of Famer & Golden State Warrior Great Rick Barry To Appear Live In Store June 15
The two local nonprofits team up to provide supermarket gift cards to Bergen County families dealing with food insecurity
Bergen County resident Karen DeMarco receives Jefferson Award medal as top founder/innovator in New Jersey
Bergen-based charity implements Instacart-like solution to feed the hungry and food insecure in North Jersey
Using Estate Planning to Prepare for Medicaid
The event is happening between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. at the Babe Ruth/La Barbera Field​, behind Boro Hall.
During his Fifth District Hometown Heroes Ceremony​ last Friday, the congressman honored 60 residents for their dedication to the community.
The Benefits of Using a Living Trust in Your Estate Plan
First Commerce Bank joins forces with The Food Brigade in the task to fight food insecurity in Bergen County
With summer just around the corner, you may be looking for a place around New Milford to take a swim. We've got you covered.
You can pick yours up from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the New Milford Public Works Complex.
Several county nonprofits offering prepackaged meals weekly, courtesy of local restaurants
Dumont-based hunger relief group to distribute 800 restaurant meals weekly
200 cases delivered by Rao's Homemade® to The Food Brigade at Calvary Church in Dumont
Increases service between Hoboken, Weehawken and Midtown
Calvary United Methodist Church launches initiative to spread cheer to local residents
Youth-organized event to include speeches and vigil at local church
"Yoga for Mental Health" offered to Dumont residents on March 11 at 7:00 p.m.
Dumont Stigma-Free Committee and Vantage Health System team up to train residents on March 15 & 22
Dumont volunteers to plan events and activities to combat the stigma associated with mental illness
Here is a look back at the top New Milford news stories from 2019.
Artist Philip Smallwood has been represented by major galleries and his paintings have garnered over 100 awards.
The firefighters will walk the balloon down the streets of New York City during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Residents band together to help neighbors get mental health care they need
Rovin Persad claims in his lawsuit against the borough and Officer Samuel Gerais that he suffered severe injuries while being arrested.
Omoyele 'Yele' Sowore has been in a Nigerian prison for nearly 3 months for his alleged criticism of the Nigerian government.
Will you survive New Milford's scariest Halloween attraction? Maybe you already have. Want to visit it again? You can soon.
8-hour course offered at Vantage Health System on consecutive Saturdays in October
Spraying will be done south of Henley Avenue to East Woodland Road and between Boulevard and Columbia Street.
600 people went to MetLife for the first gathering 10 years ago. Now, the number is 10 times that much.
Recently-formed town committee launches first public information outreach
'She was always a friend to others, and had a really caring heart,' Elena Gregory's mother said.
'Darren was a hard worker, an avid learner, but he’ll be remembered most for his kindness towards others,' Rep. Josh Gottheimer said.
First-responders and their families may attend the special event.
Drake died Oct. 31, 2017 after he was hit by a van driven by an ISIS sympathizer on a NYC bike path, authorities said.
The Borough Council is scheduled to approve an ordinance banning all medical and recreational marijuana businesses.
The ticket matched 4 of the 5 white balls and the Power Ball selected for the Powerball drawing Wednesday.
The scholarship was created in memory of Darren Drake, a borough resident who was killed in a New York City terrorist attack in 2017.
The town was ranked high on Niche's annual statewide list.
Entertainment, refreshments, and fellowship on Saturday, June 8
Annual community tradition begins Monday at 7:30 a.m.