Resident’s Parking Concerns Spotlight Snowstorm Safety Challenges in Little Falls

Overview: During the recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, a portion of the discussion centered around resident Edward Ging Fiao’s appeal for exemption from parking restrictions on Brookside Avenue during snow events.

Passaic County Libraries Highlighted for Bridging Digital Divide and Community Support

Overview: At a recent Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting, emphasis was placed on the transformative role of local libraries in bridging the digital divide and supporting community needs. The meeting also covered several public hearings on landscape improvements at Lambert Castle and urban park developments, as well as the recognition of retiring Undersheriff Alberto Cuadrado.

Little Falls Planning Board Reorganizes Leadership Amid Mayor’s Absence

Overview: The Little Falls Planning Board held its annual reorganization meeting, electing Walter Kilpatrick as chairman and Kevin Barry as vice chairman for 2025. Mayor James Damiano was absent due to illness but extended his gratitude to the board members who were sworn in.

Passaic County Embraces Change with New Courtrooms and Leadership Appointments

Overview: The recent meeting of the Passaic County Board of Commissioners highlighted significant judicial developments and leadership changes, including the construction of new courtrooms and the election of new county commissioner directors. Key announcements included the ongoing judicial vacancies and upcoming restoration of the historic courthouse.

Little Falls Town Council Announces New Council President Amid Routine Appointments and Community Recognition

Overview: The Little Falls Town Council held its annual organization meeting on January 6, 2025, where Councilman Anthony Sgobba was unanimously elected as the new council president. The meeting saw the approval of several mayoral appointments and recognized local families for their efforts in the “Light Up Little Falls” holiday house decorating contest. A time capsule set to be opened in 2068 also received attention, reflecting on the township’s centennial celebration.