Montvale farm stand closes after 100 years
The beloved Bergen County staple has been family-run since 1924.
•
Aug 28, 2025, 10:18 AM
•
Updated 4 hr ago
Share:
More Stories
0:54
Mount Pleasant settles lawsuit over fatal Valhalla train crash for $3M
4h ago1:57
Hudson Valley schools increase security after Minnesota church shooting
4h ago2:26
Road Trip Close To Home: Putting through summer at Saxon Woods mini golf
9h ago0:09
Bucket truck bolts fail, worker falls while hanging fiber lines in Woodbury
9h ago1:04
Newburgh school board approves $65K PR contract to improve district image
9h ago1:47
Putnam County honors Sheriff Kevin McConville with emotional farewell in Cold Spring
9h ago0:54
Mount Pleasant settles lawsuit over fatal Valhalla train crash for $3M
4h ago1:57
Hudson Valley schools increase security after Minnesota church shooting
4h ago2:26
Road Trip Close To Home: Putting through summer at Saxon Woods mini golf
9h ago0:09
Bucket truck bolts fail, worker falls while hanging fiber lines in Woodbury
9h ago1:04
Newburgh school board approves $65K PR contract to improve district image
9h ago1:47
Putnam County honors Sheriff Kevin McConville with emotional farewell in Cold Spring
9h agoA bittersweet farewell in Montvale today as Depiero's closes its doors after more than 100 years.
The beloved Bergen County staple has been family-run since 1924.
The owners say rising costs led to the decision.
Ten years ago, the family sold most of its land, which is now a Wegmans.
Locals can stop by one last time until 5 p.m.
More from News 12
2:23
Yorktown woman celebrates 20 years of making homemade dog treats through Fi-Dough Inc.
1:48
Legendary Westchester hot dog company celebrates 106th birthday with special prices
2:05
Stony Point Chamber of Commerce looks to make businesses 'whole' from losses due to pipeline construction
2:01
Brotherhood Winery values memories made as the country's oldest continually operating winery
0:44
Top Tomato closing after 35 years in Yonkers
0:22
