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NJ TRANSIT Rail Service is Suspended
The locomotive engineers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (BLET) have voted to strike, which means the complete suspension of NJ TRANSIT rail service, including Metro-North west of Hudson service.NJ TRANSIT Customer Service is now providing 24/7 live operator assistance ...
Borough Hall Summer Hours
Summer hours will begin Monday, May 19.
Street-Sweeping Operations UPDATE 3
The Department of Public Works has completed street-sweeping operations in the Southwest quadrant and has started the Southeast (final) quadrant. During this time, public works asks for your cooperation in moving your cars from the street between the hours of ...
“Almost two decades of hard work is now paying off for our citizens as we see property values rising and young families taking root in our thriving town.”
— Mayor Colleen Mahr
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Library Presents an Evening of Poetry With Adele Kenny and Tom Plante
The Fanwood Memorial Library will present an Evening of Poetry on Thursday, April 3rd at 7 p.m. featuring local poets Adele Kenny and Tom Plante. Adele Kenny’s poems, reviews, and articles have been published throughout the U.S. and abroad, and her poems have appeared in books and anthologies ...
Vendor Popup Festival Today at Southside Train Station Lot
Stop by the Southside Fanwood Train Station Parking for good food, great music, and 75+ exhibitors from 10-4 today, April 6th. Parking is available at the North side train station.
LCBA Feature: Fanwood Memorial Library
The opening of the Fanwood Memorial Library’s new building is the culmination of a decade of planning that began with the demolition of the 70-year-old original library in January 2023, followed by the groundbreaking ceremony for the new facility in February 2023. The new building opened to the public ...
Mayor Mahr Holds Coffee with The Mayor Event at Library
Fanwood, NJ – Mayor Colleen Mahr made herself available to residents for several hours Saturday morning at the Fanwood Memorial Library as she fielded questions on a wide range of topics. She was joined by Council President Patricia Walsh and Liz Jeffery, director of economic development. Mayor Colleen ...