Ridgewood NJ, As New Jersey lawmakers increasingly prioritize “affordability,” Assemblyman Christopher DePhillips (R-Bergen) is putting those talking points to the test. On Thursday, DePhillips introduced new legislation designed to cut the state’s sales and use tax rate from 6.625% down to 6%.
Cedar Springs is a lively neighborhood in Dallas known for its vibrant atmosphere, diverse community, and easy access to city attractions. With its mix of residential areas, local businesses, and constant traffic, it’s a place where people are always on the move. The area’s busy streets and varying driving conditions make vehicle upkeep an important part of daily life.
For car owners, especially those driving performance vehicles, proper maintenance is essential to ensure safety and reliability. Choosing the right BMW repair in Cedar Springs, Dallas, plays a key role in keeping your car running smoothly. Selecting a trusted shop with skilled technicians helps prevent costly mistakes and ensures that your BMW receives the care it deserves.
In a world that constantly praises logic and data, it’s easy to forget that feelings often drive the choices people make. Facts may inform us, but emotions move us. Whether it’s deciding who to trust, what to buy, or when to take action, our feelings are the compass guiding every decision — often before reason even enters the picture.
$9 Million Disaster Revisited: Ridgewood Installs New Flood Walls 26 Years After Hurricane Floyd Disaster!
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Ridgewood NJ, the Village of Ridgewood has initiated construction on a new flood dam system at Village Hall. The project, which began Monday, is expected to take three weeks, with the majority of the work impacting the Main Entrance and Community Center Entrance this week. The Village has assured residents and employees that only one entrance will be closed at a time to maintain access.
This proactive flood mitigation measure is a direct response to the persistent vulnerability of Village Hall, a vulnerability deeply rooted in the history of one of New Jersey’s most devastating natural disasters.
Ridgewood Village Manager Keith Kazmark Issues Fact Check on Village Hall Flood Dams, Schedler Wetlands, and Kings Pond Playground
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Ridgewood NJ, in an effort to promote transparency and combat misinformation circulating online, Ridgewood Village Manager Keith Kazmark has released the second edition of “The Manager’s Fact Check Friday.” The latest update addresses three contentious issues currently dominating local discussions: flood mitigation at Village Hall, the environmental status of the Zabriskie-Schedler property, and the progress on a decades-old Green Acres issue.
Alpha-Gal Syndrome Fatality: Healthy NJ Man Dies After Eating Hamburger, UVA Researchers Confirm
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Charlottesville VA, somber and groundbreaking report from the University of Virginia (UVA) School of Medicine has confirmed the first death directly attributed to the “meat allergy,” a severe, potentially fatal condition spread by ticks.
Single-Vehicle Rollover Crash at Grove & South Pleasant, Ridgewood: Driver Hospitalized
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Ridgewood NJ, a normally quiet late Thursday morning in Ridgewood, NJ, was shattered by a dramatic single-vehicle rollover crash. The incident occurred at the busy intersection of Grove Street and South Pleasant Avenue on November 13, 2025, involving the driver of an Acura RDX.
The force of the crash caused the luxury SUV to flip completely, leaving the driver trapped inside the overturned vehicle.
Bonnie and Clyde: From Romantic Rebels to Outlaw Reality at Ridgewood Historical Society Event
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Ridgewood NJ, In the bleak landscape of the Great Depression, America was captivated by a pair of stylish, reckless, and inseparable criminals: Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. Their wild romance and daring crime spree across state lines instantly turned them into media sensations, folk heroes, and the ultimate romantic rebels challenging authority.
GREEN AGENDA GRILLED! Sherrill Blames PJM for NJ Energy Crisis While Ignoring Murphy’s ‘Moronic’ Mandates
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Trenton NJ, Governor-Elect Mikie Sherrill is positioning herself as a pragmatic leader ready to bring “everyone” to the table. However, the Common Sense Club, is wasting no time in demanding accountability, especially when it comes to the stark realities facing New Jerseyans.
Penny Pocalypse! The US Mint Just Pressed Its LAST Penny—Here’s What Happens to Your Change
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Ridgewood NJ, After 232 years as America’s smallest denomination, the circulating one-cent coin—the penny—has reached the end of its run.On November 12, 2025, the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia pressed its final penny, officially halting production due to economic obsolescence.
You Won’t Believe What This NJ Family Found in Their Reserved Cemetery Plot! Lawsuit Demands Answers
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Paramus NJ, For many families, purchasing reserved burial plots is a crucial step in ensuring their final wishes are honored and their legacies remain connected. However, for Bergen County residents Anne Divine and Mitchell Spellman, that peace of mind has allegedly turned into a nightmare.
The pair has filed a startling lawsuit against the Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Paramus and the Cedar Park and Beth El Cemeteries, claiming they discovered a non-relative buried in one of their reserved family plots.
Erosion is one of the most underestimated threats to both residential and commercial properties. Over time, wind, rain, and runoff can strip away valuable soil, destabilize foundations, and damage landscaping. Without the proper measures in place, erosion can compromise not just your property’s beauty, but its safety and long-term value. The best way to protect against these risks is to work with a qualified Erosion Control Contractor who understands how to design and implement effective stabilization systems.
NJ Bill S4736: Nonprofit Zoning Override Sparks Local Outcry, Developers look to Cash in
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Ridgewood NJ, New Jersey is grappling with an undeniable housing crisis, marked by soaring prices and a severe shortage of available units. In an attempt to rapidly increase supply, the State Legislature is pushing a controversial bill, S4736, through its current lame-duck session.