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UPDATE: Facebook Posts Indicate Close Personal Relationship Between Village Mayor and Local Attorney

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Ridgewood NJ, some people should learn how to delete Facebook posts that were unintentionally/unknowingly made public. This could offer some insight as to why the Mayor

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The African Grey Parrot: A Comprehensive Guide for Potential Owners

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When it comes to companion birds, the African Grey parrot stands out as one of the most intelligent and engaging avian companions one can have. Known for their incredible vocal abilities and deep emotional connections, these parrots are not only beautiful but also require a dedicated owner to meet their complex needs. 

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A Choice Between Poverty and Prosperity: Goya Foods CEO’s Perspective on the 2024 Election

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Secaucus NJ, as the November election approaches, Americans face a pivotal decision about the future of the nation’s economy. According to Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue, the choice between prosperity and poverty couldn’t be more clear, and the candidates representing these options are obvious.

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Ridgewood Water: Update on PFAS Treatment Facilities

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R‍idgewod NJ, at the September 4th Village Council Meeting, Rich Calbi, director of Ridgewood Water, presented an update on the construction of the PFAS Treatment Facilities.

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A New Dining Experience in Ridgewood: Green Fusion to Expand Become Ridgewood Eatery

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Ridgewood NJ, Green Fusion, Ridgewood’s  vegan and vegetarian fine dining spot, is transforming in an exciting way! The restaurant is partnering with a company to convert their space into a dynamic market hall, soon to be called Ridgewood Eatery.

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Village of Ridgewood to Dedicate the Gold Star Families Monument at Memorial Park in Van Neste Square

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Ridgewood NJ, on September 29th at 4:30 pm, please join the Village of Ridgewood as American Legion Post 53 unveils and dedicates the Gold Star Families Monument at Memorial Park in Van Neste Square. This is a project that has been years in the making through the tireless efforts of Ridgewood’s American Legion Post 53. Let’s all be there to show our Gold Star Families how much their sacrifice means to us all.‍

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How to Find High-Quality Swimming Lessons: A Complete Guide

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Swimming is a life skill that not only provides safety but also enhances overall health and fitness. Whether you are a parent seeking lessons for your child or an adult looking to improve your own skills, finding high-quality swimming lessons is crucial. With the right guidance, you can ensure that the learning experience is both effective and enjoyable. 

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Ali Stroker to Sing National Anthem at Summer Paralympics Closing Ceremony in Paris!

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Ridgewood NJ, this Sunday, September 8th, don’t miss Ridgewood’s own Tony Award-winning singer and actress, Ali Stroker, as she performs the U.S. national anthem during the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympics Closing Ceremony! Set your DVRs, because this is one performance you’ll want to see live!

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Rebuilding Our Tree Canopy: A Greener Future for Our Village?

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Ridgewood NJ, this may come as a surprise to some residents given the Schedler Park Property is targeted for clear cutting , but according to the Mayor  in 2024, the Village Council is launching an exciting initiative to restore and expand our tree canopy. As part of this program, we will plant 215 new trees and introduce 90 saplings through our Adopt-A-Sapling program. This effort is a direct response to the devastation caused by extreme weather and pest infestations, such as the Emerald Ash Borer, which have severely impacted our tree population.

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September 11th – Ridgewood Remembers Our Neighbors and Friends at the Ridgewood Library

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Ridgewood NJ, Village of Ridgewood Mayor Paul Vagianos commented in a email, in a feeling that many of us share , “I can’t quite believe that it’s been 23 years since the attacks on 9/11. We all remember where we were on that fateful day as we watched in disbelief the events that took place. Ridgewood was hit especially hard as 12 members of our community were lost to us. I urge you to visit the “Portraits” exhibit at the Ridgewood Public Library as we honor those friends, neighbors and their families. ”

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Ridgewood Mayor Responds Soil Contamination Concerns, Says “No immediate threat to the public”

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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Mayor Paul Vagianos responded to residents concern over soil contamination at both Habernickel Park and the Schedler property. The Mayor stated as part of the Village’s ongoing efforts to enhance our parks, improvement projects are planned for Habernickel Park and the Schedler property. During preparations for these projects, we discovered that both sites have areas of contaminated soil.

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What the Experts Say: Tips for Getting the Right Deal When Buying a Car

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Cars have long been a symbol of freedom and mobility, unlocking the potential for adventure and exploration. As technology continues to evolve, the automotive industry embraces innovation, from electric vehicles promising sustainability to advanced safety features designed to protect passengers. With countless makes and models available, the car-buying experience can be both exciting and overwhelming. Understanding the intricacies of this process is essential for savvy consumers aiming to secure the best value for their investment. Whether you’re a seasoned car enthusiast or a first-time buyer, knowing what to look for can make all the difference in driving off with the perfect vehicle.

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Poor planning? – Heavy construction equipment left on Clinton Avenue for first day of school

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Ridgewood NJ, in a classic example of how incompetent the Village’s Engineering Department is, a piece of heavy construction equipment used during the sidewalk construction project was left on Clinton Avenue for the first day of school. Or, worse yet, does the Engineering Department have more street related work planned that school has opened?

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