Maywood, New Jersey is a borough in Bergen County, incorporated as such in 1894. The area that was to become Maywood was once part of land granted to Captain John Berry in 1668. Maywood was originally part of New Barbados Township. When Hackensack became a village, the western part of the township became Midland Township. In 1871, the New Jersey Midland Railroad was constructed, and a railroad station was established at a country road crossing, and called Maywood. Later a post office was located at the station, and the developing town became a borough.
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Borough of Maywood, New Jersey
The official website for the municipality features a calendar of council meetings and work sessions, agendas and minutes, as well as contacts for the borough’s administrative and departmental offices, boards, and commissions. News and special notices are posted to the site.
http://www.maywoodboro.org/
The company specializes in the manufacture of folding tables, producing several models for a variety of applications. Its history, products, and manufacturer representatives are featured on the site, and literature may be requested.
http://www.maywood.com/
Formed by the borough mayor and council in 1986, the organization is comprised of volunteers appointed by the borough. Its history, purposes, and a schedule of events are published to the site, along with announcements and photographs.
http://www.maywoodhistory.com/
Maywood Preservation Action Committee
The MPAC is a political action organization formed to prevent unwanted development within the borough of Maywood, New Jersey. The site includes a list of companies or people who are considered to be threats, and publishes letters sent by the organization, print flyers, and documentation.
http://www.maywoodpac.com/
The public school administrative district operates two public school campuses, including Maywood Memorial School, for students in grades PK-3rd grade, and Maywood Avenue School, for students in 4-8th grades, both in the borough of Maywood, New Jersey. Directions to its schools, schedules, announcements, and registration data are provided.
http://www.maywoodschools.org/
Maywood Station Historical Committee
A division of the New York, Susquehanna & Western Technical & Historical Society, MSHC is a non-profit, educational and historical organization that operates the Maywood Station Museum. The history of the museum and organization is featured, along with a gallery showing many of its exhibits, and an online store.
http://www.maywoodstation.com/
The newspaper covers the towns of Maywood, Rochelle Park, and Saddle Brook, New Jersey. Its editors are identified and social announcements and obituaries are published in its online edition, and subscriptions may be made through the site. A classified section is also featured.
http://www.ourtownnewsonline.com/
