Teaneck Voices has presented 39 of the Township’s Notable Women, a series it is proud to continue. Below you will find ready access to the first 39.  Enjoy! Voices’ Notable Women date name clickable access...

 A Voices review of both the County and Town Clerk’s offices and the Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) websites late afternoon on September 9 indicates significant new information UPDATING our last report as to who...

A HISTORIC NOVEMBER ELECTION in 2022 STARRING YOU, THE VOTER! Last November, Teaneck residents voted to move their Municipal Council Elections from May to November! Now in Teaneck, you can vote for your local government...

An ordinary hour-long August 25, 2022 meeting of the Township’s Planning Board became extraordinary when the 6 regular members of the Board in attendance voted 4-1, with 1 abstention, to inform Town Council that its...

During his final two years on Council, Dr. Henry Pruitt pushed his colleagues hard to find a solution to the fact that the Township’s general appearance was being neglected and deteriorating. He suggested that a...

At its August 9 meeting, Teaneck’s Council and its residents heard an update on the Township’s efforts to establish a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) program from a representative of Gabel Associates, the consultant the Town...

During the public input portion (G&W) of the 8/9/22 Teaneck Council Meeting, top officers of the Teaneck Junior Soccer League (TJSL) sharply questioned why the Town had given priority access to the Town’s premier field...

Summary The current Council, abetted by its Planning Board, has introduced a new way to determine the development it wants for Teaneck and directly control the entire process. In doing so, Council ignores the vision...

A group of 14 Holy Name Medical Center (HNMC) Teaneck neighbors filed a new 40-page pleading on Wednesday August 10, 2022 that asks the state courts to invalidate the two ordinances Teaneck Council believes it...

  Voice’s lead article on 8/22 introduced the candidates for the 5 seats open in November’s Board of Education election. Slogans might change. But candidates’ ballot positions had been drawn by the County Clerk and are...