The City Council of Englewood first met in 1904. The council is a legislative branch of the local government. Five members are elected for three-year terms. Four are elected by their wards and the final is elected in a city-wide vote.
The roots of the Englewood–Englewood Cliffs school dispute stretch back to the early 1960s, when Englewood integrated its public schools as part of broader civil rights reforms occurring across New Jersey. In 1962, Englewood became one of the region's early adopters of racially…
The Englewood Club stood for more than a century as a symbol of elite social life in the city, embodying a particular version of male professional culture that once defined local power and prestige. Founded on October 18, 1889, the club was created as a private retreat for…
