Ned Feldman was Mayor of Englewood for only two years, but he had an impact on this small suburban city which reverberates to this day, four decades later.
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The Record recently reported the death of Walter H. Ganz, describing him as "a meteoric force in Englewood politics more than a generation ago." Norman Davis expands on this description in his latest piece. Read More

In a presentation to the Historical Society, Norman Davis describes Englewood’s actual founding 150 years ago.
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This Wednesday, the Englewood Historical Society is presenting a program by retired Englewood teacher, Thomas E. Monroe, entitled Steal Away, Steal Away: Englewood’s Rich Black History As Seen Through the Eyes of Thomas E. Monroe and Longtime Englewood Residents. Read More

This month, the Englewood Historical Society is presenting a talk by Leonia Municipal Historian Carol Karels about the role of Bergen County during the Revolutionary War. Read More

Later this month, The Englewood Historical Society will be presenting a plaque to the Englewood Board of Education for its preservation of the Russell C. Major Liberty School. Find out why this building is considered one of Englewood’s architectural and historical treasures. Read More

The Englewood Historical Society is sponsoring an upcoming presentation on the extraordinary life of William Walter Phelps. A New Jersey congressman during the 1800s, whose massive estate encompassed half of modern-day Teaneck and much of Englewood. Read More

Sondra Greenberg, Englewood's first and only female mayor, will be presenting a program on her seven eventful and historic years in office. Read More

Recent publicity about the office of Police Chief in Englewood has brought new focus to the important role which is played by our unelected City Manager. In this piece, the Englewood Report takes a closer look at this vital position in city government.
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Today, the building at 30 North Van Brunt Street is the Bergen Performing Arts Center. Find out about its inspiring history in this article by Norman Davis.
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For one week in 1967, Englewood was probably mentioned more often by the world news media than at any time before or since. The Englewood Report examines the events of that week and the profound social and political changes that ensued.
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