Haworth Pond in the Spring 

Incorporated in 1904, The Borough of Haworth is a beautiful, comfortable, family friendly suburban community, located in Bergen County, New Jersey. With roots dating back to the Pre-Revolutionary War period, Haworth began as a farming community, but over time developed into a residential suburb within easy commuting distance of New York City.

Today Haworth covers an area of 2.2 square miles, and is home to approximately 3,390 residents. Haworth residents enjoy many benefits of suburban living - excellent schools, a thriving small town commercial center, two excellent golf courses, beautiful parks and recreational facilities.

MEMORIAL DAY 2012

Monday, May 28^th

  Show Your Support - Participate

11:00 AM – Parade

11:30 AM – Memorial Service at Borough Hall

 12:15 PM -Annual Memorial Day Picnic at Memorial Field

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 Opening Day  2012

Councilman Glenn Poosikian throwing out the first pitch.

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Haworth Boy Scout Troop 73 Clothing Drive.

Saturday, June 2, 2012

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Haworth Cub Scouts Leader Mayor John Derienzo and Boy Scout committee member Councilmen Glenn Poosikian at the Pinewood Derby . photos

Haworth Cub Pack 373 starts off 2012 by building robots out of discarded material that can be recycled.   Click here  

In 2012 Haworth will be setting a goal to increase our recycling efforts.This reduces our garbage costs and results in our being paid for paper,  bottles and cans which offset our municipal taxes.

Due to regulatory changes and less hazardous battery compositions,battery collection practices have changed in NJ. In the past household batteries were collected for hazardous waste disposal. Now, household battery manufacturers have begun manufacturing alkaline batteries with no added mercury and have reduced the amount of mercury added to other batteries. Alkaline batteries now fall below Federal and State hazardous waste standards and can be disposed of in the regular trash.

Rechargeable batteries should be recycled. They can be found in cordless power tools, cellular and
cordless phones, laptop computers, digital cameras, twoway radios, camcorders, and remote control toys.
Rechargeable batteries sometimes look like regular alkaline batteries. The label on the battery will
indicate if it is rechargeable. If it says "Alkaline", dispose of it in the regular trash.

Rechargeable batteries CAN be recycled at participating retail locations including the following:
Radio Shack, Best Buy, Staples, Target, Office Max, . Lowes, Home Depot, Sears, Wal-Mart and Verizon wireless.
To find a retail collection site, use the collection site locator at    www.cal12recycle.orq  or call the consumer helpline   at 1-877-2-RECYCLE.

The DPW is continuing to work on storm damage.
If you have a landscaper, please make sure they are removing all yard debris. 

Councilman Glenn Poosikian  DPW Liaison
Mayor John D. DeRienzo

Haworth Recreation Commission Update

New Portable Stage: The town now has it own stage. Thanks to the  Haworth Home and School,Baseball Assoc.,Basketball Assoc. and the Haworth Cub Scouts from previous fundraising. It will be used for the first time this Saturday at The Midsummer Night's Jam at Memorial field.

Music and Arts Committee: Now that we have this  new stage it would be ideal  time to tap into the fabulous talent in our town. We are looking for volunteers to set up programs to utilize the stage. If you are interested in helping to accomplish this please contact the Borough Hall or e-mail us at Townhall@haworthnj.org
Television recycling: Please be advised that the garbage men will no longer pick up television sets. They must be recycled. Information can be found on the Bergen County Utilities web site.


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