Cross-Country Marathoner Honored by Bloomingdale Council for Raising Parkinson’s Awareness

Overview: The Bloomingdale Borough Council meeting prominently featured a proclamation honoring Dr. Larry Rogan, who completed a remarkable 100 marathons in 100 consecutive days to raise awareness for Parkinson’s disease. In addition to this recognition, the council discussed upcoming community events and addressed administrative matters.

Girl Scouts’ Wildlife Sign Project Wins Bloomingdale Council’s Enthusiastic Support

Overview: The recent Bloomingdale Borough Council meeting on June 23, 2026, highlighted several community-focused initiatives, notably the endorsement of a Girl Scouts project to install an interpretive wildlife sign at Boca Park. The council also discussed significant local infrastructure projects, community events, and the adoption of the municipal budget for 2026.

Bloomingdale Celebrates Library’s Centennial as New Tax Rates Spark Concerns

Overview: At the recent Bloomingdale Borough Council meeting, discussions centered around the 100th anniversary of the Bloomingdale Free Public Library and new estimated tax rates that raised concerns among residents. The session also covered upcoming events and community initiatives, highlighting the borough’s engagement in historical celebrations and environmental activities.

Bloomingdale Borough Council Discusses Grant Allocations for Boat Pond and Fitness Equipment

Overview: The Bloomingdale Borough Council meeting on April 7th focused on the allocation and use of open space grants, particularly concerning the Boat Pond improvements and updates to fitness equipment. Council members also discussed the impact and coordination efforts following a fire in Butler and reviewed upcoming community events.

Bloomingdale Borough Council Seeks $100,000 Grant for Museum Expansion

Overview: During the recent Bloomingdale Borough Council meeting, members discussed applying for a $100,000 grant from the Passaic County Historic Preservation Fund. The grant aims to refurbish and expand the local museum on Boston Street by converting a garage area into additional museum space. This initiative will allow the museum to accommodate more visitors and display more artifacts, such as the 70 veterans’ banners currently in storage. The expansion is part of ongoing efforts to preserve and promote the town’s history, with local historian Tom Riley involved in the project.