Archive for November, 2011

>Audit: Record number of licensed N.J. accountants are lying about education

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Audit: Record number of licensed N.J. accountants are lying about education New Jersey officials say they have uncovered a disturbing trend this year: A record number of accountants — usually considered among the most honest and trusted professionals — have been lying about their education. Worse [...]

>As Christmas approaches, retailers take aim at online shops that don’t charge sales tax

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As Christmas approaches, retailers take aim at online shops that don’t charge sales tax The loss of revenue for the state and the loss of competition for retailers in New Jersey “compounds daily,” said New Jersey Retail Merchants Association president John Holub, because of online retailers that [...]

>New Jersey nurses charge religious discrimination over hospital abortion policy

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New Jersey nurses charge religious discrimination over hospital abortion policy A dozen nurses in New Jersey have rekindled the contentious debate over when health-care workers can refuse to play a role in caring for women getting abortions. In a lawsuit filed in federal court Oct. 31, 12 nurses [...]

>Easing end-of-life care

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Easing end-of-life care  End-of-life care is always a difficult issue.In New Jersey it’s also one that is both costly and aggressively pursued: The latest Medicare study by the nonprofit Dartmouth Atlas, which analyzes nationwide variations in healthcare, found that nearly 25 percent of New [...]

>N.J. hospitals’ operating margins creep up

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N.J. hospitals’ operating margins creep up New Jersey’s hospitals saw operating margins rise slightly in 2010 despite a weak economy. While 70 percent of the state’s hospitals had modest gains, 30 percent remain in the red. Operating margins — or money left over after all patient expenses are paid [...]

>The high price of keeping New Jersey’s drinking water clean

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The high price of keeping New Jersey’s drinking water clean For the most part, New Jerseyans hardly give a thought as to the cost of water when they turn on their faucets, fill their bathtubs, or wash their clothes. That mindset surely will change with the rising cost of upgrading an aging water [...]

>Curtis Granderson ,Wednesday, November 30th ,5:00pm at Bookends

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Curtis Granderson ,Wednesday, November 30th @5:00pm**New TimeNew York Yankee Center Fielder, Curtis Granderson, will sign his new book:  All You Can Be.NO MEMORABILIA. Appearing authors will only autograph books purchased at Bookends and must have valid Bookends Receipt.Availability & pricing for [...]

>NEW PLAYERS STAGE PRESENT , "THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST"

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NEW PLAYERS STAGE PRESENT , “THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST” Oscar Wilde’s classic will be staged at The Little Theatre on Friday, December 9 (8 p.m.) and Saturday, December 10 (2 p.m. and 8 p.m.). Tickets are $10 for students/staff/seniors and $15 for other adults. Click here for the order form [...]

>Ridgewood Police Department Main Phone Number – Technical Issue

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>Ridgewood Police Department  Main Phone Number – Technical IssueWe are experience a technical issue with the PD main Phone number 201-652-3900. An Alt. # has been setup, 201-251-4991.

>Merry Christmas from SMITH BROTHERS STEAK & CHOPHOUSE

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Smith Brothers Steak & Chophouse Merry Christmas from SMITH BROTHERS STEAK & CHOPHOUSE Greetings! MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2011FOR RIDGEWOOD’S ANNUAL “DOWNTOWN FOR THE HOLIDAYS”TREE LIGHTING!!! CALL SMITH BROTHERS STEAK & CHOPHOUSE TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY!!! WE ALL KNOW [...]

>Ridgewood Emergency Services Looking for Volunteers

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>Ridgewood Emergency Services Looking for Volunteers

>Pedestrian Struck, North Van Dien and Linwood Avenues, Ridgewood

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Photos courtesy of Boyd A. LovingPedestrian Struck, North Van Dien and Linwood Avenues, Ridgewood11/30/2011 Boyd A. Loving At approximately 9:15 AM on Wednesday, November 30, Ridgewood PD received multiple telephone calls of a pedestrian struck at the intersection of North Van Dien Avenue [...]

>Stricter laws may leave N.J. teens facing tougher road to driver’s license

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Stricter laws may leave N.J. teens facing tougher road to driver’s license Teenagers who are learning to drive — and their parents — would face a longer road to a driver’s license, under a tough new teen-driver safety law proposed in the Legislature. Parents of teens with a driving learner’s [...]

>RHS Stadium : Good schools differentiate themselves by having many extracurricular activities and excellent facilities for the kids to use

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RHS Stadium : Good schools differentiate themselves by having many extracurricular activities and excellent facilities for the kids to use I totally disagree with people critisizing the field and stadium. The old field and stadium were embarrassingly in disrepair. Good schools differentiate [...]

>The real problem doesn’t seem to be the money spent on fields, but the lack of true sportsmanship and life skills being taught at the high school level

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The real problem doesn’t seem to be the money spent on fields, but the lack of true sportsmanship and life skills being taught at the high school level All extra-curricula activities deserve our support, in equal measure. Yet, sports activities should not be attacked simply because they involve a [...]

>League of Municipalities reviewing guidelines for vendors

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League of Municipalities reviewing guidelines for vendors  The League of Municipalities says it is reviewing guidelines for vendors and may require them to undergo training before they can make pitches to local officials at its annual convention. The decision comes after The Record reported last [...]

>Bills to shake up NJ schools emerge

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Bills to shake up NJ schools emergeJason Method | Gannett TRENTON — Two new bills dropped into the lame-duck session of the Legislature would, if passed into law, mark significant changes for local governments and school districts. Municipalities and school districts would be required to [...]
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