Administrator Resigns, District Earns Anti-Bullying Score This Week

It was a busy week in Mahwah. Check out links to some of the top Patch stories of the week, and if you have an idea for a story you’d like to see next week, email it to Jessica.mazzola@patch.com.

Report: Mahwah’s Business Administrator Resigns

News of Brian Campion’s resignation comes less than a week after Councilman John Spiech’s announcement that he was also leaving his post.

Mahwah High School Earns Highest Anti-Bullying Rating in District

The district conducted a self-assessment of its implementation of the state’s Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. Its scores have been submitted to the Department of Education for review.

Mahwah Moves to Buy Back Affordable Housing Units

Amidst controversy among unit owners over what happens to the money once mature units are sold, the township is looking to buy some of the 459 units whose controls are set to expire.

Crossroads Hearing Eyes September Finish

The developer is seeking preliminary site plan approval from the township's Planning Board.

Mahwah Firefighters Shave Heads for Volunteer Battling Cancer

Company 3 comes together in support of Ambulance volunteer Jodie Meyer.

Mahwah's Summer Biking Guide

New Jersey Bike Trails expert Dustin Farnum chooses the Top 5 bike paths in Bergen County for your family to check out this summer.

East-West Connector Will Close Next Week

Roadwork on West Airmount is one of two road closures that will start next Monday.

Mahwah to Receive Bigger Sandy Payout

FEMA has increased the amount it will reimburse Mahwah to cover clean-up costs by over $61,000.

Air Force Auxiliary Plans Honor Guard

A group of local cadets who meet at Mahwah’s Law and Public Safety Institute says the Guard will perform at area ceremonies and parades, and take part in honor guard competitions.

‘Christmas in July’ Drive Coming to Local Bank

Food donations for the CFA will be collected through August 2.