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Trenton NJ,One of the primary roles of a Congressman or Congresswoman is to fight for their constituents to ensure they receive federal funds and the benefits they deserve. Josh Gottheimer continues to fail his district in our hour of need.
Continue reading Gottheimer Drops ball on Federal Aid to Parts of the 5th Congressional District
It is time America went back to work. People want to work. We understand that self-sufficiency and meaningful employment is part of the good life — the American dream.
Medical leaders have advised us to distance ourselves from each other and to lock ourselves into our homes. The vast majority of the country has undertaken these measures and heeded the counsel regarding improving our hygienic habits.
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Ridgewood NJ, we know right now is an unprecedented time in history,since we all need a little extra love right now, the analysts at CableTV.com created a national report revealing each state’s favorite romantic comedy film. Which romantic comedy ie… rom-com classics does America enjoy the most?
As social distancing becomes the new normal, we want to see what rom-coms the world is watching.
Continue reading Which Romantic Comedy (rom-com) Classics Does New Jersey Enjoy the Most?
Dear friends, family and valued customers,
As many of you know this is the third week we have been adamantly providing meals for our health care workers through our own volition.
However It is time for me to listen to my own kids and follow their advice on staying home. When they told me “we only have one parent, you “is when the severity of the situation hit . They gave me no choice.
Now is not the time to risk anything for the sake of my kids.
We decided to shut Lisa’s Mediterranean cuisine for a week.
Thank you all for your continued support during these tough times.
Please take good care of yourself and others in the midst of this unease
With Love always Lisa’s Mediterranean cuisine
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Ridgewood NJ, The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife made changes to the 2020 Trout Season to help redistribute angling pressure allowing anglers to better maintain proper social distancing practices in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines.
Continue reading COVID-19 NJ Fishing Guidelines the Ultimate in “Social Distancing “
The residents of our state are smart and sophisticated enough to applaud success and criticize failure at the same time. New Jerseyans are glad when Governor Phil Murphy directs supplies to help hospitals and first responders during the Wuhan virus crisis. Simultaneously, hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of New Jerseyans are also rightfully enraged when he pursues progressive pet policies under its guise, while failing to propose any meaningful help for middle- and working-class residents from the coming economic pain it has caused. To argue as Carl Golden, a columnist at Insidernj.com has that criticism of Governor Murphy’s policies are “an unforced error,” or as Jose Arango, the do-little chair of the Hudson County Republican Organization, has that doing so is “political grand standards [sic]”, is a pathetic attempt at muzzling the millions of New Jerseyan’s anxious not only about the viral epidemic but whether they will still have a job and be able to afford their bills after it ends.
In 2018, there were 2.8 million non fatal workplace injuries in the United States. In every state in America, employers are bound by law to ensure that all workers are provided with a safe environment at work. Despite this, in 2018, there were 2.8 million non fatal workplace injuries in the United States. There are a number of reasons why injuries happen at work and the consequences can range in severity from a minor graze to a fatal incident. Whilst states have different standards with regard to assisting workers after an injury, many workers’ rights are relatively universal across the nation.
Continue reading Work-Related Injury: What are Your Legal Rights?
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Hackensack NJ, As we continue the battle against COVID-19, we continue to keep Bergen County residents informed of current events on a federal, state and local level. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the US authority on coronavirus protocols and protection against COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, will soon issue new guidelines recommending the general public to wear face coverings in public as an added measure of protection.
Continue reading Bergen County Executive James Tedesco Advises Residents on Use of Face Coverings
April 3, 2020
Dear Ridgewood School Community,
Over the past three weeks, I have received dozens of emails from parents and videos from schools about all of the great experiences our students have been having. Remote learning is undoubtedly different from our regular school day and full activity schedule, and this has demonstrated the significance of our schools and our Village to who we are as a community. I could not start the break without thanking our teachers, administrators, support staff, and custodial/maintenance workers for adapting to these circumstances and performing their roles with dedication and professionalism.
Continue reading Ridgewood School Home School Day 15 ,Due to COVID 19
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Ridgewood NJ, Please see the important, updated information below about various Village information, due to COVID 19 coronavirus:
All Village offices and departments will continue to be closed to the public, until further notice.
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MAHWAH NJ, Frank Pallotta, Republican Candidate for New Jersey’s Fifth Congressional District, made the following statement in response to Bergen County Republican Organization (“BCRO”) Chairman Jack Zisa’s unilateral decision to award the line to perennial loser and indebted candidate John McCann:
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The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance on Thursday released a statement urging Governor Murphy and the State of New Jersey to support sportsmen and outdoor sports during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Lets face it fishing is and always will be the ultimate in “social distancing” and frankly that’s the whole point of being an outdoor sportsman .
photos courtesy of Boyd Loving’s Facebook page
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Ridgewood NJ, The adult female driver of a BMW sedan sustained non life threatening injuries during a Friday morning, 04/03, crash in which a utility pole was severed near 60 West Ridgewood Avenue, Ridgewood. The victim was transported by a Ridgewood EMS ambulance to The Valley Hospital. Ridgewood Police, Ridgewood Fire Department, and Ridgewood Emergency Services also responded to the incident. The crash forced the closure of a portion of West Ridgewood Avenue for several hours while utility crews worked to restore services.
Continue reading Car Takes Out Utility Pole on West Ridgewood Avenue
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Trenton NJ, Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced that the Attorney General’s Office has taken over prosecution of six cases and is filing upgraded charges against defendants who allegedly threatened police officers by spitting or coughing at them and claiming to have COVID-19.
“Last week, I said the time for warnings is over and those violating the COVID-19 emergency orders will face strong law enforcement action,” said Attorney General Grewal. “Police all across New Jersey are making good on that vow by charging violators with crimes. Now, with the cases being announced today, we’re letting our dedicated officers know that we have their backs as they work tirelessly to maintain public safety and health at this difficult time.”
