West Caldwell

noun

1. a town in NE New Jersey.

Example Sentences

It was held at Wildfire Golf Club in Arizona in 2019, at Mountain Ridge in West Caldwell, New Jersey, last year and now Upper Montclair, which will be the site for the next two years.

From Seattle Times

“The area on this monument that is hollow now was filled with sandstone, and it came down and crashed on top of this rail wall and the sidewalk,” said West Caldwell, who serves on the Historic St. Michael’s Cemetery Foundation Board of Trustees.

From Washington Times

Rich Knott, 60, of West Caldwell, N.J., said he often conveyed his emotions at Giants games — whether it was bewilderment, disgust or, less likely over the last few years, euphoria — just by making eye contact with strangers in Section 124.

From New York Times

Nick Conforti, an owner of the Brook Taphouse in West Caldwell, N.J., said his restaurant was shut down for more than three months because of the pandemic.

From New York Times

Phil Marfuggi, president of Ambriola, a U.S.-based unit of Italian cheesemaker Auricchio SpA based in West Caldwell, New Jersey, said he has put off spending $1.5 million for two cheese-cutting and wrapping machines because it’s unclear how long tariffs on Italian cheese will last and whether they could go higher.

From Reuters