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Daniel M Troop 180s Daniel Slossar Earns Eagle Scout Award
A newspaper article about Daniel Slossar, a then senior at Bergenfield High School, receiving the Eagle Scout award, the Boy Scout's highest honor.
Donovan Kathleen Bergenfield Student Gets 4H Scholarship
A newspaper article about Kathleen Donovan being one of the recipients of the Roger M. Barr 4-H Scholarship.
Down by the Old Mill Stream
A history of the Old Mill, formerly the Cooper's Chair Factory, up through the publication of this article in 1975. This article proports that the Old Mill was the longest continually operating mill and place of business in America.
Election District Street Number Map
Election District Street Number Map
Engineering Report for Proposed Twin Boro Park Boroughs of Bergenfield and Dumont
An engineering report to accompany a proposed Twin-Boro park. The report was compiled with assistance from the Holzmacher Mclendon & Murrell. It includes charts forecasting population growth in the area and the age of the population, as well as…
Ex BHS cage star hits cream of the crop NCAA tourney
A newspaper article detailing Kareem Hayletts' high school and basketball career, including his experience in the NCAA tournament.
Farewell to Fishies students honor store owner
A newspaper article about the closing of the 'Fishies' store, including biographical information on Jeanette Greenwood and quotes from Bergenfield patrons reminiscing about the store, as well as details about a closing ceremony held in Greenwood's…
Fishies caught up in waning era: Longtime Bergenfield grocery store closing
A newspaper article about the closing of the longstanding 'Fishies' grocery store, and biographical information about the store's founding and owners.
Friendly Towns Motto Becomes We Care
A newspaper clipping detailing the Chamber's "We Care" campaign, including tips for businesses to attract shoppers.
Ghany Natalie Coming on Board
A newspaper photo and caption about Natalie Ghany, a student, being sworn in as a member of the New Jersey City University board of trustees. John J. Moore and Carlos Hernandez are also present in the photograph.