Ridgewood NJ, heads up, Ridgewood residents! With the Thanksgiving holiday fast approaching, it’s time to mark your calendars for changes to municipal services, including special adjustments to parking and waste collection schedules.
Vicious Dog Attack in Park Ridge: Woman Hospitalized
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Park Ridge NJ, a frightening incident shook a quiet Bergen County community Thursday, leaving one woman hospitalized with serious injuries after she was attacked by a large dog.
Trenton’s Big “Affordable Housing” Scam Assault on Local Zoning
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Chatham NJ, A heated battle is brewing in New Jersey over a proposed bill, S-4736, that aims to streamline affordable housing development for religious and nonprofit organizations. Towns across the state, including Chatham, Morris Plains, and Monroe, are aggressively pushing back, arguing the legislation is an “egregious assault on municipal autonomy.”
Did you know one of America’s most pioneering journalists and influential advice columnists lived right here in Ridgewood?
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Ridgewood NJ, The Ridgewood Historical Society & Schoolhouse Museum sheds light on the incredible life of Marion Clyde McCarroll (1891–1977), the woman who famously became the nationally syndicated oracle of wisdom, Beatrice Fairfax, in the column “Advice to the Lovelorn.”
Ridgewood NJ, a major legal battle has erupted in Bergen County! Outfront Media, one of the nation’s largest outdoor advertising companies, has filed a civil lawsuit against the Village of Ridgewood’s Zoning Board of Adjustment following the denial of their application to erect a highly visible, illuminated billboard along Route 17 southbound.
This case pits corporate advertising power against local zoning control, and it’s complicated by significant local political connections that are stirring controversy on social media.
The Village of Ridgewood is reportedly in settlement talks with Kensington Senior Development and the Fair Share Housing Center
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Ridgewood NJ, The battle over development and state housing mandates has reached a boiling point in Ridgewood. The Village Council’s decision to reject a key zoning change has triggered a major lawsuit, putting the borough’s entire affordable housing compliance plan in jeopardy.
If you’re looking to sell house fast, security might not be the first thing on your mind. But in today’s market, it can be the edge that gets serious cash buyers to act quickly. Well-placed upgrades show your property is well-maintained, low-risk, and move-in ready — qualities that cash house buyers value when they want a smooth, chain-free transaction.
When handling home renovations, commercial upgrades, or routine maintenance, electrical work is one area where mistakes are unacceptable. It demands precision, code compliance, and expert handling. For property owners and managers, hiring a trusted contract electrician in South Jordan can significantly cut both time and costs without sacrificing quality. Whether you’re installing lighting, upgrading an electrical panel, or rewiring an entire facility, a contract electrician ensures the job is done efficiently and correctly. Their specialized skills and flexible service models make them ideal for projects of all sizes.
40th Annual Village of Ridgewood Downtown for the Holidays and Christmas Tree Lighting
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Ridgewood NJ, Get ready to mark your calendar! The most anticipated event of the Ridgewood holiday season is returning, and this year is extra special—it’s the 40th Annual Downtown for the Holidays & Christmas Tree Lighting!
Ridgewood NJ, Searching for that truly unique, thoughtful gift this holiday season? Skip the crowded malls and discover a treasure trove of beautiful, original art right in the heart of Bergen County!
OpenTable’s highly anticipated annual list of the Top 100 Restaurants in America has arrived, and one elite New Jersey establishment made the cut!
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Saddle River NJ, If you’re looking for the absolute best dining experience the country has to offer, you don’t need to look further than North Jersey. The People Have Spoken: NJ’s Saddle River Inn Wins National Honor.
Art Meets Inspiration: Jaclyn Carter’s “Starry Night” Interpretation
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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood just got a whole lot more colorful! There’s a brilliant new art installation lighting up the downtown Central Business District, and it’s inviting you to step right into the masterpiece.
Apparently, many people are moving to Florida. It makes sense, though. Who wouldn’t want year-round sunny weather with zero state income tax and just a fun lifestyle? And, you can avail this lifestyle too with a smaller budget in hand. After all, Florida is not limited to Miami or Orlando. There are cities promising the same dreamy Florida life at a way lower price range.
If you are interested in knowing all the “hows & wheres,” keep reading.
End of an Era? Ridgewood, NJ Searches for a New Village Engineer with $200,000 Salary After Current Tenure Marred by Bike Lane and Soil Fiascos
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Ridgewood NJ, the Village of Ridgewood, known for its award-winning downtown and strong community pride, is actively seeking a highly qualified professional to fill the demanding dual role of Public Works Director and Village Engineer. The urgency of the search comes as the tenure of the current Village Engineer, Christopher Rutishauser, has been marked by significant public controversy surrounding municipal projects, including contentious bike lane implementations and issues related to the Schedler property soil scandal.