April's Top Ten Most Read Stories in Fort Lee

Korean Group Warns Officials To Change Memorial Or Face Opposition at Polls

Saying that the letter "shocked my conscience," Sokolich reiterates governing body's support of memorial, but asks for consensus.

Fort Lee Principals Throw Support Behind Amato for Superintendent

Fort Lee's administrative group publicly gives support to Dr. Sharon Amato, asking Board to appoint her Superintendent of Schools.

'Cops in Crosswalks' Decoy Program Catches Drivers Unaware

Despite a flashing yellow light, orange cones and a lined pedestrian crosswalk, few drivers stop for pedestrian decoy cop on Hudson Terrace.

Fort Lee Man Charged in Russian Mob-Linked Gambling Bust

High-stakes poker games allegedly involved celebrities, professional athletes and financial leaders.

State of the Fort Lee School System

As the district emerges from a period of instability, Acting Superintendant Dr. Sharon Amato sits down with Patch to talk about the district's goals.

Korean American Groups Reach Consensus on Comfort Women Memorial

An agreement has been reached by Korean American groups on the language to be inscribed on Fort Lee's Comfort Women Memorial.

Missing Bloomfield Resident Last Seen in Fort Lee

Police were seeking help from the public after Nycal Velasquez, 21, went missing. His abandoned car was found in Fort Lee, and his body was recovered April 30 in Edgewater.

Paige Aiello, 22, a student at The College of New Jersey, was last seen on April 9; her car was found a day later in a New Brunswick parking deck, authorities said.

How Do Fort Lee's Elementary Schools Compare?

Data from the state's annual school performance report compares Fort Lee's four elementary schools in academic performance and college and career readiness.

Celtic Soccer Legend Charlie Shaw Honored at Madonna Cemetery Ceremony

The Celtic Graves Society gathers members of the St. Andrew's Celtic Club at Madonna Cemetery to honor the legendary Celtic, Charlie Shaw, 1885-1938.