Archive for June, 2011

>HOW MUCH WE NEED TO TAX THE AMERICAN PEOPLE TO PAY OFF THE PUBLIC DEBT

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>Ridgewood Garage Sales

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>Garage Sale -multi family (58 Garfield Place, Ridgewood, NJ) Lots of stuff for sale and good prices.SATURDAY JULY 2, 9am-4pm

>A new Harvard University study finds that July 4th parades energize only Republicans, turn kids into Republicans, and help to boost the GOP turnout of adults on Election Day.

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photo by ArtChick Harvard: July 4th Parades Are Right-WingBy PAUL BEDARDPosted: June 30, 2011 Democratic political candidates can skip this weekend’s July 4th parades. A new Harvard University study finds that July 4th parades energize only Republicans, turn kids into Republicans, and help to [...]

>Impeach President Obama, Linker Says

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Impeach President Obama, Linker Says (Ridgewood, NJ): Last night on the Susan Settenbrino radio show, conservative, Republican U.S. Senate candidate from New Jersey Ian Linker called on the U.S. House of Representatives to issue articles of impeachment for President Barack Obama.  This morning, he [...]

>Doherty Announces Three Colleagues Join “Fair School Funding Act” As Co-Sponsors

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Doherty Announces Three Colleagues Join “Fair School Funding Act” As Co-Sponsors Senator Michael Doherty, a member of the Senate Budget and Appropriation Committee, announced today that three of his colleagues on the Committee have agreed to sponsor SCR-162, “The Fair School Funding Act.” Senate [...]

>Celebrate the Constitution : Delegates to the Constitutional Convention

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Delegates to the Constitutional Convention On February 21, 1787, the Continental Congress resolved that: …it is expedient that on the second Monday in May next a Convention of delegates who shall have been appointed by the several States be held at Philladelphia for the sole and express purpose of [...]

>Garrett Introduces Bill to Ensure SEC Regulation are More Effective and Less Burdensome

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Garrett Introduces Bill to Ensure SEC Regulation are More Effective and Less Burdensome  WASHINGTON, June 23, 2011 -Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ), Chairman of the Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets and Government-Sponsored Enterprises, today introduced H.R. 2308, the SEC Regulatory [...]

>Ridgewood school board agrees to earlier cutoff time at Stevens Field

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Ridgewood school board agrees to earlier cutoff time at Stevens Field WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2011BY KELLY EBBELSSTAFF WRITERTHE RIDGEWOOD NEWS The Board of Education (BOE) resolved Monday night to concede to a 9 p.m. cutoff time for its lights at Stevens Field, and firmed up other recommendations to [...]

>Teacher evaluation pilot program prepares for takeoff

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Teacher evaluation pilot program prepares for takeoff The Christie administration’s planned pilot of a new statewide teacher evaluation system has begun to draw some interest from school districts, but also a few questions. Officials of the state Department of Education (DOE) met with nearly 70 [...]

>NJ Assembly votes for job killing anti-pollution pact

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NJ Assembly votes for job killing anti-pollution pact Two bills aimed at keeping New Jersey in a regional greenhouse gas reduction pact received final approval from the Legislature Wednesday, but the fate of the state’s participation was no closer to being resolved. (Lederman, The Associated [...]

>State orders NJ counties to cut welfare

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State orders NJ counties to cut welfare Changes in the state budget for the new fiscal year that begins Friday will result in funding reductions to welfare programs that are administered by New Jersey’s 21 county governments. (Larsen, [...]

>COAH : Gov. Chris Christie moving to abolish the Council on Affordable Housing

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Gov. Chris Christie moving to abolish the Council on Affordable Housing Gov. Chris Christie is moving to abolish the Council on Affordable Housing. The Republican governor submitted a reorganization plan to the state Legislature Wednesday that would do away with the controversial agency that [...]

>New N.J. bills could halt growth of charter schools in suburbs, expand in unwelcome areas

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New N.J. bills could halt growth of charter schools in suburbs, expand in unwelcome areas The Assembly advanced a package of bills tonight that could stymie the growth of charter schools in the suburbs while dramatically expanding their portfolio statewide. The Assembly advanced a package of [...]

>The FUTURE OF "RGGI" IS UNCERTAIN

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NEW JERSEY QUITS CAP & TRADE; FUTURE OF RGGI IS UNCERTAIN Gov. Chris Christie declared New Jersey will pull out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative CO-2 cap and trade program by the end of the year. “The program is not effective in reducing greenhouse gases and is unlikely to be in the [...]

>Celebrate the Constitution : George Mason

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Celebrate the Constitution : George Mason In 1725 George Mason was born to George and Ann Thomson Mason. When the boy was 10 years old his father died, and young George’s upbringing was left in the care of his uncle, John Mercer. The future jurist’s education was profoundly shaped by the contents [...]

>Kasschau Shell – Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night

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Kasschau Shell – Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night FREE SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT UNDER THE STARS 8:30pm at the Band Shell, Veterans Field, Ridgewood, N.J. Behind the Ridgewood Public Library. N. Maple Ave. between Franklin and Linwood Aves. All programs are free. Please bring a [...]

>July 4th Celebration in Ridgewood

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photo by ArtChick.biz July 4th Celebration in Ridgewood – www.ridgewoodjuly4th.org Join the Ridgewood July 4th Celebration! Parade – Begins at 10AM on the West Side of the Train Station and continues under the train trestle to Broad Street, E. Ridgewood Ave, Maple Ave and ends at Graydon [...]
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