Glen Rock Council and public debate where to place new Library

Gas station at Maple Avenue & Rock Road intersection

Plans for skating rink on artificial pond

Bell was from the wooden School No. 1, located where the Central School parking lot is today.

"Sophisticated Circus '63" is the Ball theme

Purchase of buildings and land from Erie-Lackawanna Railroad

It just kept rolling along until it smashed into the west wall of the Volunteer Ambulance Corps Building.

Warning about the new park off of Prospect Street

The land south of Route 208 off Harristown Road, presently zoned for industry, was suggested as a possible place for a high-rise apartment.

Dogwood planted at Library to honor Higdon, Glen Rock's first Vietnam War casualty.

"Things are happening too fast today to waste time, young fellows.  Get a purpose in life - a foundation - and start building on that foundation today.  If you aren't on solid ground today, your tomorrow is going to be empty."

Town officials who fired one of two borough garbage collectors should face ripening results of their act.  This seems to be the philosophy of a housewife, who last night toted the family refuse to the steps of the town hall.

"While there's a certain pastoral beauty and simplicity in looking out at Mr. DeBoer's cows, it always did seem to me that there could be a little more efficient use of this land."

Glen Rock resident congratulated by politician

U. S. Air Force Airman First Class Charles R. Ingulli, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Ingulli, 282 Gramercy Place, has been decorated with the Silver Star at Bien Toa AB, Vietnam, for heroism in Southeast Asia.

What makes Glen Rock special

Seventy years ago, the land on the west side of Harristown Road now known as the borough's Industrial Park was known primarily for its cows.

How Glen Rock came to be

The history of Glen Rock lies with a family named Hubschmitt