Videos that helped tell important stories in Mahwah last year
Throughout 2012, bits and pieces of Mahwah news and culture were captured on video. Some of our choices for the Top 5 Mahwah videos of 2012 depict snippets of sad news – like the mother of a Ramapo College student killed in a car crash asking his peers to remember his character, or a fire destroying six condo units in Society Hill. Others show exciting parts of Mahwah’s culture, like a concert by members of the Les Paul Trio in the late inventor’s honor, and a dance benefit organized by Mahwah High schoolers to raise money for the Gift of Life. And one is not a Patch video, but one we posted from a YouTube postcard enthusiast who gave us a glimpse of the township’s history. Click the links below to see the stories associated with the …
Year in Review 2012
As you’re prepping to count down to 2013, take a look back at what happened in Mahwah, month-by-month, all year. Get Patched in with the Mahwah Patch newsletter. And, get updates on the Mahwah Patch Facebook and Mahwah Patch Twitter.
From a visit from Gov. Chris Christie to a mom and daughter rebuilding after fire destroyed their home, Patch captures the year's news in pictures
It’s the age-old adage – a picture is worth a thousand words. After combing through some of the top Mahwah Patch news stories from the past year, Patch has put together this gallery of top photos that tell some of the biggest township news stories of 2012. Click the links below to see the articles that correspond to the photos above: In June, Gov. Chris Christie stopped in Mahwah for his 88th in a string of town hall meetings across the state. He talked taxes, “Corzine democrats,” and his then potential bid for Mitt Romney’s Vice Presidential running mate. Officials called it the worst natural disaster to hit the township. After the superstorm, residents dealt with long lines for gas to fuel both their cars and their generators. The woman …
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5:08 am on Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Is it true that the mayor has requested that leaves not picked up....as per the agreement between the taxpayers and the township can be dropped off at his gas station? more ›