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Reverse commuter shuttle service ending

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Reverse commuter shuttle service ending

March 19, 2015    Last updated: Thursday, March 19, 2015, 12:31 AM
By Lianna Albrizio
STAFF WRITER |
Pascack Valley Community Life

A shuttle bus that offered a free reverse commute to passengers to and from the Ridgewood Train Station to their jobs at corporate buildings in Woodcliff Lake, Park Ridge and Montvale will cease operation.

Montvale Councilwoman Leah LaMonica, who was instrumental in finding funding for the three-year-running bus, said at the meeting that the county was “unwilling” to get another grant to keep the wheels on the service in motion. Alicia D’Alessandro, director of communications to the office of Bergen County Executive James J. Tedesco III, confirmed the shuttle’s eventual discontinuation.

“While a final decision hasn’t been made, it is likely that the operation of the shuttle will cease later this spring,” she said in a phone interview after the meeting.

The handicapped-accessible, 16-seat shuttle was funded via a $150,000 three-year environmental grant from NJ Transit in March 2012. The bus provided a reverse commute for passengers to and from the Ridgewood Train Station in Garber Square as early as 7:15 a.m. to as late as 6:30 p.m. LaMonica had worked with former state Assemblywoman Charlotte Vandervalk to provide transportation for commuters to the tri-boro area, which the councilwoman previously said had been underserviced for years.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/shuttle-bus-service-to-corporate-buildings-to-cease-1.1291636

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MICHAEL SHETLER HONORED WITH 4TH NJAR® CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE AWARD®

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MICHAEL SHETLER HONORED WITH 4TH NJAR® CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE AWARD®
February 1, 2015

2014 NJAR® Circle of Excellence Sales Award®

Michael Shetler, a top-producing agent with Keller Williams Village Square Realty in Ridgewood, NJ, was honored with the Silver level 2014 NJAR® Circle of Excellence Award®, presented by the New Jersey Association of REALTORS® for his sales achievements.

This is the 4th time Michael has received the award, having been a recipient in 2009, 2011 and 2013.

In 2014, he earned the Silver Level award, which has requirements of generating at least $6.5 million in sales volume and closing a minimum of 20 units during the calendar year.

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Michael Shetler, Real Estate Agent, Keller Williams Realty

The NJAR® Circle of Excellence Sales Award® recognizes those members who have demonstrated excellence in the field of salesmanship.

“I am honored to receive this award and thank my buyers andsellers in 2014,” said Shetler. “I also thank my clients from previous years who referred them to me. The true indicator of success in this business is to have happy clients.”

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Mr. Shetler has been with Keller Williams in Ridgewood (Keller Williams Village Square Realty) since it opened its doors in 2012. He covers the Bergen County area including Ridgewood, Glen Rock, Ho-Ho-Kus, Allendale, Fair Lawn, Wyckoff, Paramus, Saddle, River, Upper Saddle River, Ramsey, Mahwah, Oakland, Woodcliff Lake, Montvale, Park Ridge, Hillsdale, Westwood, Oradell and River Edge. Michael specializes in relocation services, first time home buyers, luxury homes and top notch selling services.

To learn more about how Michael Shetler can help you with your home buying or selling needs or if you are a real estate professional interested in joining his team, contact Michael at 201-421-0506 or michael@BuyingInBergen.com. Information is also available at https://BuyingInBergen.com.

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Investments in NJ continue five-year slide

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Investments in NJ continue five-year slide

JANUARY 17, 2015    LAST UPDATED: SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2015, 1:21 AM
BY MELANIE ANZIDEI
STAFF WRITER |
THE RECORD

* New Jersey’s fourth-quarter figures buck the national trends

Venture capitalists invested $320 million in New Jersey companies last year, a decline of $2 million from the previous year and an extension of a downturn in investments in the state that began in 2008. The falloff is in marked contrast to a surge in VC investing nationally that rose to its highest level in 2014 since the end of the dot-com period.

Investments in the Garden State have dropped by about $400 million since the recession, with the drop slowing in recent years, according to a report released Friday.

During the fourth quarter, about $51.9 million was put into 11 deals in New Jersey, a more than $100 million drop from the quarter prior. Only one of last quarter’s deals included a North Jersey company. Teleservices Solutions Holdings LLC, a telecommunications company in Montvale, received $540,000 early-stage investment.

Investors poured the most money into New Jersey’s medical devices and equipment industry. Venture capitalists invested $22.4 million in the state’s medical device industry during the fourth quarter. For the full year, that sector had nearly $81.7 million in investments, making it the most-invested industry in New Jersey last year.

The retail and distribution sector was second with $80 million invested last year. Biotechnology, which has held such promise for job growth in the state, was third with $41.6 million in investments by year’s end.

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Lure of the South takes a toll on corporate NJ; new demographics, globalization play roles

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Lure of the South takes a toll on corporate NJ; new demographics, globalization play roles

JANUARY 7, 2015, 11:36 PM    LAST UPDATED: THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 2015, 6:28 AM
BY HUGH R. MORLEY
STAFF WRITER |
THE RECORD

Forty-five years after New Jersey’s manufacturing industry began its decline, as companies started moving their factories to the South, there are signs that the state’s corporate sector may be going the same route.

Tuesday’s announcement by Mercedes-Benz USA that it plans to move its corporate headquarters from Montvale to metro Atlanta followed similar announcements in the last 18 months by Hertz of Park Ridge, which moved to Florida’s Gulf Coast, and Sealed Air of Elmwood Park, which is moving to Charlotte, N.C.

So now three Fortune 500 companies, along with nearly 2,000 jobs, are moving or have moved to Southern locations that years ago would likely not even have been considered by corporate executives.

Though they cited reasons for their moves specific to their business or industry, it’s clear that the South now holds an attraction that it once did not. A variety of factors are in play, including lower taxes and operating costs, an improved quality of life and a stronger workforce.

“I don’t think it’s a tidal wave yet,” said James Hughes, dean of the Bloustein School of Planning & Public Policy at Rutgers University. But change is clearly afoot, he said.

“What’s changed is the perception of the South,” he said. “After the first frontier companies moved there, they proved that there is no problem securing a high-quality workforce, and that people would migrate there if there were good jobs available.”

To be sure, many companies have left New Jersey for other destinations. New York’s Rockland and Orange counties, for example, still attract a good number of companies, including Hunter Douglas and Croton Watch Co. recently. Yet the lure of the South appears to be growing.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/lure-of-the-south-takes-a-toll-on-corporate-nj-new-demographics-globalization-play-roles-1.1187618

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N.J.’s incentives to Mercedes couldn’t offset cost of doing business

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N.J.’s incentives to Mercedes couldn’t offset cost of doing business

JANUARY 6, 2015, 11:21 PM    LAST UPDATED: TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2015, 11:28 PM
BY HUGH R. MORLEY AND LINDA MOSS
STAFF WRITERS |
THE RECORD

New Jersey “worked tirelessly” for months to persuade Mercedes-Benz USA to stay in Montvale, the car company said Tuesday, including several meetings and calls between Governor Christie and company CEO Stephen Cannon and a last-ditch offer three days ago.

The state wielded an arsenal of incentive programs that were revamped just over a year ago to enable New Jersey to award more generous tax breaks that would counter the high cost of doing business in the state.

Yet the state’s effort fell short, rebuffed by the reality that even the heavily fortified programs – which enabled New Jersey in 2014 to award about $2 billion in breaks – couldn’t negate the high cost of doing business in the state, and the lure of Atlanta, where the company said Tuesday it will move its heaN.J.’s incentives to Mercedes couldn’t offset cost of doing business

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While critics immediately suggested that the German car giant’s departure announcement showed the redundancy of the state’s strategy of offering big-dollar tax breaks, state officials dismissed that suggestion.

Michael Drewniak, a spokes­man for Christie, said the governor “took a direct role in trying to keep Mercedes-Benz USA in New Jersey.”

https://www.northjersey.com/news/n-j-s-incentives-to-mercedes-couldn-t-offset-cost-of-doing-business-1.1186968

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Another Company looks to leave High Tax Bergen County

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Another Company looks to leave High Tax Bergen County 

Mercedes-Benz reportedly weighing move to Atlanta from Montvale

DECEMBER 16, 2014    LAST UPDATED: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2014, 10:24 PM
BY LINDA MOSS
STAFF WRITER |
THE RECORD

The German luxury automaker Mercedes-Benz is looking to move its 1,000-employee North American headquarters from Montvale to Atlanta, several sources said Tuesday.

The Atlanta Business Chronicle first reported on Tuesday that Mercedes-Benz USA is considering the move. A company spokesman declined to comment on the report, but several sources told The Record that Mercedes-Benz was indeed considering leaving Bergen County. One source within the company told The Record that an announcement on a move may come in January, at a company reception.

“As a matter of policy, the company does not comment on rumors or speculation,” said Mercedes-Benz spokesman Rob Moran.

If the reports are accurate, Mercedes-Benz would be the latest in a string of major companies to move their corporate headquarters from Bergen County to the South. The car-rental company Hertz moved from Park Ridge to south Florida, and the BubbleWrap maker Sealed Air is moving from Elmwood Park to Charlotte, N.C., both with the help of tax incentives from those states.

Montvale would be losing its second-largest private employer, behind the accounting giant KPMG, according to the Bergen County Economic Development Corp. Mercedes-Benz is among the top 10 corporate employers in the county and paid $916,700 in local taxes on its properties this year, according to the borough’s website.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/business/mercedes-benz-reportedly-weighing-move-to-atlanta-from-montvale-1.1157006

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Sounds Familiar : More development pressures in Bergen

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Sounds Familiar : More development pressures in Bergen

News and commentary from Bergen County’s many municipalities besieged by heavy-handed development proposals underscores boiling dissatisfaction with plans for gross changes in heretofore cherished communities.

Ordinary residents can’t accept claims that big development won’t bring negative impacts, and they can’t understand why their elected and appointed officials and “experts” paid with local property taxes buy into those claims.

Montvale’s Hoboken-based “master planner,” who touts experience developed in Johannesburg and elsewhere in Africa, has told locals that state planners encourage denser development than has prevailed in Bergen traditionally.

That requires zoning changes blessed by planners and local officials alike. The blessings can lead to snags. Montvale’s mayor has told residents he testified in court for four days in a lawsuit brought by The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.

In a case that has received virtually no public attention, A&P makes the thunderous charge that Montvale is guilty of “spot zoning” in favor of one family of local farmers and their development partners.

Whether or not the court agrees, proposals in Montvale and elsewhere in Bergen are pitting the few against the many.

Kurt F. Kron

Montvale, Nov. 21

 

https://www.northjersey.com/opinion/opinion-letters-to-the-editor/the-record-letters-tuesday-nov-25-1.1140816

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Proposed Bergen County bus rapid transit routes narrowed to three

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Proposed Bergen County bus rapid transit routes narrowed to three

By Myles Ma | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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on November 14, 2014 at 6:00 AM, updated November 14, 2014 at 6:20 AM

HACKENSACK — A study on bringing bus rapid transit to Bergen County has culled a list of potential routes down to three.

They are:

• Montvale Park and Ride to Secaucus Junction, with stops at Paramus Park Mall, Bergen Community College, Garden State Plaza, a future Summit Avenue bus stop in Hackensack, the Meadowlands and Harmon Meadow.

• Paramus Park to Secaucus Junction, with stops at Bergen Town Center, downtown Hackensack, the Meadowlands and the Bergen Community College Lyndhurst campus. The downtown Hackensack stops include Hackensack University Medical Center, the Essex Street train station, the Bergen County Courthouse and the Hackensack bus terminal.

• Paterson’s Broadway Bus Terminal to Englewood Hospital, with stops at St. Joseph’s Medical Center, Garden State Plaza, downtown Hackensack and Overpeck County Park.

Bergen County, NJ Transit and a team of consultants presented the routes Thursday night at the Bergen Community College Hackensack campus. Their aim, said Joseph Barr, a consultant with Parsons Brinckerhoff, is to bring faster, more reliable and easier to use bus service to the county.

The team estimates the three routes will carry about 9,000 riders a day.

https://www.nj.com/bergen/index.ssf/2014/11/proposed_bergen_county_bus_rapid_transit_routes_narrowed_to_three.html

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Rep. Scott Garrett Announces 2014 Congressional Art Competition Winners

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Rep. Scott Garrett congratulates Old Tappan Resident Soyoung Park for taking first place in the 2014 Congressional Art Competition with her piece, “Seeking For True Happiness.”

Rep. Scott Garrett Announces 2014 Congressional Art Competition Winners
May 14, 2014

MAHWAH, NJ – Rep. Scott Garrett (NJ-05) announced the winners of the 2014 Congressional Art Competition.  This year’s top honor went to Old Tappan resident Soyoung Park of Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan for her piece, “Seeking For True Happiness.”  This year’s competition, which boasted 79 entries from 33 Fifth District towns, was hosted by the Ramapo College in Mahwah and was judged by Eva Fazzari from Ramapo College, Gregg Biermann from Bergen Community College, and Meagan Khoury from Sussex Community College. The winners were announced at a ceremony on Saturday, May 10th.

“Congratulations to the winners of the 2014 Congressional Art Competition, this year’s work is both creative and inspired,” said Garrett.  “I commend the students, teachers and parents for encouraging these wonderful pieces of art, and I thank Ramapo College and the group of volunteers who helped to make this year’s competition one of the best we’ve ever had.  I’m looking forward to seeing the winning piece hanging in the U.S. Capitol.”

The Congressional Art Competition is an annual event held in congressional districts across the country.  The first place winner from each congressional district will have his or her artwork displayed for one year in the U.S. Capitol alongside winning artwork from other high school students across the country.  The second, third, and fourth place winners will have their submissions displayed in Congressman Garrett’s Glen Rock, Newton, and Washington, D.C. offices.  Click here for more information about the nation-wide contest.

2014 Congressional Art Competition Winners

1st Place
Student: Soyoung Park
Title: “Seeking For True Happiness”
School: Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan
Hometown: Old Tappan

2nd Place
Student: Laura David
Title: “Alex”
School: Wallkill Valley Regional High School
Hometown: Hamburg

3rd Place
Student: Mark Bastidas
Title “My Mother”
School: Bergenfield High School
Hometown: Bergenfield

4th Place
Student: Kamille Gomez
Title: “Easy Breezy”
School: Bergen County Academies
Hometown: Teaneck

5th Place
Student: Sofia Mirante
Title: Untitled
School: Northern Highlands Regional High School
Hometown: Allendale

6th Place
Student: Julianna Scionti
Title: “Self Portrait”
School: Northern Highlands Regional High School
Hometown: Allendale

7th Place
Student: Adrian Dela Cerna
Title: “Midnight Winter Walk”
School: Bergenfield High School
Hometown: Bergenfield

8th Place
Student: Alyaa Elsaadany
Title: “Jane Doe Thinks Liberty Is Dead”
School: Newton High School
Hometown: Andover

Honorable Mentions

Student: Rachel Young Seo Yoon
Title: “A Thirst for Beauty”
School: Saddle River Day School
Hometown: Norwood

Student: Hannah Kim
Title: “Portrait”
School: Northern Highlands Regional High School
Hometown: Upper Saddle River

Student: Emma Brennan
Title: “Torched”
School: Bergen County Academies
Hometown: Ridgewood

Student: Haine Cho
Title: “Lovebirds”
School: Bergen County Academies
Hometown: Northvale

Student: Jessica Zhu
Title: “Kiss of a Dolphin”
School: Bergen County Academies
Hometown: Montvale

Student: Nico Tolinski
Title: “Whisper”
School: Northern Highlands Regional High School
Hometown: Allendale

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March is MS Awareness Month

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March is MS Awareness Month

March is MS Awareness Month! Cupcakes by Carousel will donate $5.00 for every 6 pack of cupcakes purchased and 10% for every individual cupcake purchased.

After selling gourmet cakes wholesale for almost 30 years, we decided that it’s time to branch out from the family bakery business, founded by our father in 1965, and open a sister company, Cupcakes by Carousel to sell mini-versions of our delicious 7″ and 10″ cake creations.

Carousel Cakes has a long history of making fine desserts; we sell our cakes to more than 700 restaurants in the tri-state area. Local restaurants and gourmet grocers include Aldo & Gianni Ristorante in Montvale, Valentino’s of Park Ridge, the Clinton Inn Hotel in Tenafly. Manhattan customers include Zabar’s, the private Friars Club, EJ’s Luncheonette and the American Museum of Natural History.

Ridgewood, Englewood and Montclair are wonderful New Jersey towns, and we are so happy to be a part of these communities. We offer a full range of cupcakes for kids of all ages. We have mousse-filled cupcakes, baby cakes sold by the dozen and tons of flavors to choose from. Also, traditional frosted cupcakes and those piled high with crumbled cookies or candy. We have cupcake versions of Carousel’s different lines of white, mousse and chocolate cakes and the Red Velvet cake that made it onto Oprah Winfrey’s “O” list and the Blue Velvet which was one of her “Favorite Things” for 2012!

Our family warmly welcomes you to our New Jersey cupcake shops. Our goal is to bring a big smile to everyone who comes to visit us, and keep you coming for many yummy years to come.

Cupcakes by Carousel
192 East Ridgewood Avenue
Ridgewood, NJ
(next to the movie theater)
201-389-3090

Ridgewood Hours:
Monday: 10 to 6
Tuesday: 10 to 9
Wednesday: 10 to 9
Thursday: 10 to 9
Friday: 10 to 9
Saturday: 10 to 9
Sunday: 12 to 7

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Networking Event March 20th at Courtyard Marriott In Montvale

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Networking Event March 20th at Courtyard Marriott In Montvale

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Start off the First Day of  SPRNG with NEW Relationships

North NJ Networking Events will host a Business Card exchange on Thursday. March 20th 2014from 6:00 pm-8:00pm at COURTYARD Marriott located at 100 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Montvale, NJ 07645. Located upstairs 2nd floor Hamilton/Burr Room. If you would like to meet other professionals in the North Jersey area & extend your personal network of professionals, this event is for you. The cost to attend is $15 at the door which includes food & Cash bar, RSVP to kurt@impactsocialnetworking.com. Let Kurt know if  you can attend and if you will bring a guest.

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Ridgewood Boys Basketball : The Maroons win the All Groups Boys Basketball Tournament title with an 85-70 victory over Cresskill

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Ridgewood Boys Basketball :  The Maroons win the All Groups Boys Basketball Tournament title with an 85-70 victory over Cresskill
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2013
BY  GREG MATTURA
STAFF WRITER
THE RECORD

MONTVALE – Mentally, Ridgewood may have popped the celebratory cork a tad early.

The Maroons won the All Groups Boys Basketball Tournament title with an 85-70 victory over Cresskill on Monday night at Pascack Hills that was made possible by a magnificent first quarter.

Ridgewood (3-1) was near perfect in the opening eight minutes and built a 30-4 lead, only to watch as Cresskill (2-2) began fighting back late in the second quarter and came as close as 75-64 midway through the fourth.

“I think we were too confident,” Ridgewood senior guard Tim Nolan said. “We were overconfident, definitely, because we saw we were up so much, so I guess we pulled back a little bit. We just have to get used to keep going and keep attacking and keep pressuring even more.”

– See more at: https://www.northjersey.com/sports/238201891_H_S__boys_basketball__Ridgewood_bursts_out_of_the_gate_out_of_the_gate.html#sthash.AmNA1Vz8.dpuf

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Ridgewood bone marrow search draws 500 potential donors

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Ridgewood bone marrow search draws 500 potential donors
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2013    LAST UPDATED: THURSDAY DECEMBER 26, 2013, 4:36 PM
BY  CHRIS HARRIS
STAFF WRITER
THE RECORD

RIDGEWOOD — A donor registration drive for a 22-year-old village resident battling Hodgkin’s lymphoma attracted more than 500 people on Saturday.

Patrice Foresman of Montvale’s Community Blood Services said it was one of the most successful drives in which she has ever participated.

The four-hour drive, which was held in Village Hall, had to be extended an hour to accommodate everyone. The purpose was to find a match for Anthony Daniels, who was diagnosed at age 20 and has twice been in remission.

“It was a sweeping success, due to the tireless efforts of the Daniels family and all the volunteers who wanted to be part of something really important,” Foresman said Monday after shipping the samples to Minnesota for analysis.

Hodgkin’s lymphoma is a cancer of the immune system that attacks white blood cells. Daniels needs a bone marrow stem-cell transplant — a procedure he described as “a last resort.”

– See more at: https://www.northjersey.com/news/Ridgewood_stem-cell_search_draws_500_potential_donors.html#sthash.mj9Xcgzv.dpuf

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Congressmen Scott Garrett took a break from DC to speak with his constituents at the Larkin House in Wyckoff on Tuesday night .

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Congressmen Scott Garrett took a break from DC to speak with his constituents at the Larkin House in Wyckoff  on Tuesday night .
September 20, 2013

Ridgewood NJ, Before his visit  Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ) issued the following statement after the House passed a Continuing Resolution to fund the government through December 15, 2013 that defunds ObamaCare:

“Today, I voted for a bill that would fund the government in full, except for ObamaCare.  ObamaCare continues to be a train wreck.  The strain it puts on our families, our businesses, and our economy is very real.  Businesses are reluctant to expand and hire new workers.  Employees have seen their hours reduced and their health insurance costs go up.  And, even President Obama knows ObamaCare is unworkable.  Just recently, the president had to delay the employer mandate.  ObamaCare is not working for America.  I cast my vote today for my constituents, the great state of New Jersey, and the majority of Americans who all know that ObamaCare must be immediately defunded and replaced.”

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Congressmen Scott Garrett took a break from DC to speak with his constituents at the Larkin House in Wyckoff  on Tuesday night .

Questions ranged from : ” Global Warming”  , the budget , Obamacare , Ted Cruz , Common Core  and Steve Lonegan’s surge in the polls .

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Fifth District Mobile Constituent Service Office Hours — October 2013

NEWTON, NJ – Congressman Garrett’s Fifth District STAFF will be available at the following locations during the month of October:

October 3rd, 2013

River Vale: 9:30am to 11:30am
Municipal Building
406 Rivervale Rd
River Vale, NJ

West Milford: 10:00am to 12:00pm
Borough Hall
1480 Union Valley Road
West Milford, NJ

October 8th, 2013

Closter: 9:30am to 11:30am
Closter Public library
280 High Street
Closter, NJ

October 9th, 2013

Mahwah: 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Mahwah Senior Center
475 Corporate Drive
Mahwah, NJ

October 10th, 2013

Montvale: 1:00pm to 2:30pm
Borough Hall
12 Mercedes Drive
Montvale, NJ

October 15th, 2013

Westwood: 1:00pm to 2:30 p.m
Borough Hall, 101
Washington Avenue
Westwood, NJ

October 16th, 2013

Vernon: 11:00am to 1:00pm
Senior Center
21 Church Street
Vernon, NJ

October 17th, 2013

Hackensack: 9:30am to 11:30am
Johnson Public Library
274 Main Street
Hackensack, NJ

October 24th, 2013

Oakland: 11:00am to 1:00pm
Oakland Senior Center
20 Lawlor Drive
Oakland, NJ

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