Jan 28 Board of Ed Meeting Announcement and Instructions

WAYNE, NJ - This week, Gov. Phil Murphy announced an expansion to COVID vaccine eligibility that includes teachers and school support staff.  With over 100,000 teachers in the state, and about 900 teachers that work in the Wayne Public Schools this will add to the already high demand for the vaccine. However, the Wayne School District wants to create their own clinic and begin to vaccinate ...

LITTLE FALLS, NJ -- TAPintoTV’s Brian Brodeur spoke with Patrick Kelly, the Executive Vice President of Government Affairs for the Healthcare Distribution Alliance, about COVID-19 vaccine distribution both across the country and in New Jersey, including the recently-approved Johnson & Johnson single-shot vaccine.

The Healthcare Distribution Alliance (HDA) is the national institution of ...

PASSAIC COUNTY, NJ - Incumbent Passaic County Commissioners Cassandra “Sandi” Lazzara, John Bartlett and Assad Akhter will be joined on the Democratic ticket by Zoila Cassanova who will be the Democratic party’s candidate for surrogate, Passaic County Democratic Chairman John Currie announced Saturday.

The selections came after screening process by Democratic Municipal Leaders representing all ...

For a quick and easy lunch or weeknight dinner, grilled cheese has it all — easy, cheesy, gooey comfort food at its finest. Press it in a sandwich press or indoor grill, toast it in a hot pan or pop it into the oven and it’s ready in minutes.

But don’t stop there. Level up your sandwich-making game with these tips for making the best grilled cheese ever:

1. Unless you like dry toast, coat ...

WAYNE, NJ – For Wayne Public Library patrons, you should expect some disruptions from mid-March into April as the Library will be upgrading its flooring. 

This upgrade was due, as about 80% of the carpeting in the library is 20 years old, but it was the pandemic that was the impetus for this change.

“Under the CARES Act there are certain reimbursable-type projects,” explained new Library ...

WAYNE, NJ – With winter coming to an end in a couple of weeks and the promise of Spring around the corner, the Wayne School District presented a plan on Thursday night to, at least for some grades, get back to in-person school five days a week. 

The Board of Education meeting on Thursday night was a public works session, so there was not a vote on the plan. It was simply an introduction and a ...

Black Balloon Day has become a national and international event, bringing awareness to overdose deaths. As with many things with the opioid epidemic, Black Balloon Day began with a family's' loss. Diane and Lauren Hurley began Black Balloon Day in remembrance of Greg Tremblay. Tremblay, a father of four, is the son-in-law of Diane and brother-in-law of Lauren and died of an overdose when he was ...

WAYNE, NJ – Passaic County Superior Judge Thomas Brogan dismissed the existing builder’s remedy lawsuits against Wayne Township, but has allowed two new developers to be "permissive intervenors" in Wayne’s affordable housing vacant land adjustment plan.

The two intervenors are 930 Berdan Avenue Acquisition, LLC and 1655 Valley Road, LLC who wish to build residential developments at these ...

WAYNE, NJ – In late January, a Wayne resident was scammed out of $2,570 through “fraudulent texts” purportedly coming from PSE&G, according to Detective Captain Dan Daly of the Wayne Police Department. A suspect has been arrested and charged with Theft by Deception.

It was January 25, 2021 when an unnamed resident of Wayne received a text that was believed to be an alert from PSE&G ...

WAYNE, NJ –Mayor Chris Vergano introduced Wayne Ordinance #16 during Wednesday night’s Township Council meeting, asking the Council to support a ban on all types of marijuana businesses in Wayne. This was just an introduction, so the affirmative vote by the Council did not make this law yet.  In fact, several council members voiced some concerns about a blanket ban. 

According to Vergano, as ...