Written by Councilman Gil Smith I suspect that I’m not alone in my thinking when I say that the discussion of politics has become a 24/7 national event. You can’t turn on the TV or radio without hearing about the upcoming Presidential election. Social media provides a steady flow of political information…who is for or

Written by Councilman Mike Medea As I sit here mulling over ideas for a Crier article, I am once again drawn to writing about our beloved Island Park. I am currently a liaison to the Parks Committee but my involvement with the committee and the park spans more than 10 years. Throughout those years I

We try to avoid errors, but sometimes they sneak in. The Califon Council meeting of February 15th, President’s Day, was originally posted as being cancelled. That is not true. The meeting has been rescheduled to February 16, 1066 at 8:00 PM, the following day. We apologize if this has caused any difficulties.

The regular meeting of the Califon Council, scheduled for February 15th 2016, has been rescheduled Tuesday, February 16, 2014 at 8:00 PM at Borough Hall, located at 39 Academy Street, Califon, N.J. 07830

By Councilman Tony Forrester, Ph.D., R.N. Well, it’s finally here – election year 2016 . . . and the election debates are well underway! Perhaps, in your workplace, school, church, or just over your backyard fence, you have already been engaged in passionate conversations about the important political, policy and social issues being discussed by