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How to Prove You’re Not at Fault in a Head-On Collision – 2023 Guide

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Are you dealing with the aftermath of a head-on collision? You may be wondering who is at fault and how to prove it. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. With this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn how to effectively prove that you’re not at fault and when is the time to speak to a head-on collision lawyer in Atlanta. You’ll gain the legal knowledge and resources needed to protect your rights and get the justice you deserve.

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Not ‘Woke’ Yet? Most Voters Reject Anti-White , Anti Work , Anti Meritocracy , Anti Thinking Beliefs

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Ridgewood NJ, despite years of progressive activism, a majority of Americans still don’t buy into the “woke” narrative that white people have a monopoly on racism.

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Ridgewood Residents Please Sign the Petition to Implement the Adopted Schedler Park Plan

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Ridgewood NJ,  visit the Schedler Park website for more information, to join our cause and download petition. 

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6 Facts That You Didn’t Know About Pollination

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Do you know the important role that pollination plays in our environment and food chain? From honey bees to bats, hummingbirds to beetles, many creatures are involved in the process of transferring pollen from one flower or plant to another—and without this critical process, we wouldn’t have the fruits, vegetables, oils, and other products we rely on for sustenance.

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Ridgewood Councilwoman Siobhan Winograd Conveniently Changes her Tune about Schedler

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Ridgewood NJ, as a candidate for elected office, private citizen Siobhan Winograd said something different about developing the Schedler property than now Councilwoman Siobhan Winograd is saying. Check out this campaign mailer of hers we just dug up.

Hmm. Did anyone notice whether the Councilwoman’s pants were on fire the last time she was seen in public?

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THE RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE COUNCIL PUBLIC WORKSHOP AGENDA FEBRUARY 22, 2023 7:30 P.M. Schedler Property Update

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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood’s Historic Schedler Property is unique and unlike any other Village Parcel. This historical Revolutionary War site is a full ecosystem of wildlife and vegetation (protected, state-threatened and endangered). Additionally, located along Route 17 North (a major transportation corridor), the tree/green-filled parcel filters out light, noise, visual, airborne particulates, gaseous pollutants, and air toxins emitted by diesel trucks and cars.

The new Village Council moved to replace the Schedler Park plan (approved by Resolution 18-236), adding a full-sized regulation turf field. The approved plan, now in jeopardy, balanced the needs of the impacted neighborhood, sports groups, conservationists, historians, and taxpayers and included a 75×50 multi-use field. With required oversight from the State of NJ Historic Preservation, the plan was moving forward with expected completion by late spring 2023.

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Energy-Saving Lighting Tips to Help Your Business Save Money

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As a business owner, you understand that keeping costs low is critical for success. One of the easiest and most effective ways to save money is by making energy-efficient upgrades to your facility’s lighting system. By doing so, you can reduce your electricity consumption and lower your utility bills each month. Furthermore, with today’s technological advancements in lighting systems, it’s easier than ever before to make energy-saving upgrades without sacrificing quality or visibility. Here are some useful tips for improving the efficiency of your business’s lighting system.

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New Jersey Is 2023’s State with the Highest Real-Estate Property Taxes

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Ridgewood NJ, Each year, the average American household spends $2,690 on real-estate property taxes plus another $444 for residents of the 26 states with vehicle property taxes. With such high costs, it’s no surprise that more than $14 billion in property taxes go unpaid each year, according to the National Tax Lien Association.

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Petition Making the Rounds to Save Ridgewood’s One of a Kind Historic Schedler Property

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To Our Community: 

Please sign the petition to implement the adopted Schedler Park plan. 

At a recent meeting, the new Village Council moved to replace the Schedler Park plan (approved by Resolution 18-236), adding a full-sized regulation turf field. The approved plan, now in jeopardy, balanced the needs of the impacted neighborhood, sports groups, conservationists, historians, and taxpayers and included a 75×50 multi-use field. With required oversight from the State of NJ Historic Preservation, the plan was moving forward with expected completion by late spring 2023. 

WHAT WOULD BE THE IMPACT OF THIS DRASTIC CHANGE? Ridgewood’s Historic Schedler Property is unique and unlike any other Village Parcel. This historical Revolutionary War site is a full ecosystem of wildlife and vegetation (protected, state-threatened and endangered). Additionally, located along Route 17 North (a major transportation corridor), the tree/green-filled parcel filters out light, noise, visual, airborne particulates, gaseous pollutants, and air toxins emitted by diesel trucks and cars. 

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Benefits eLearning Brings to Humanity

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Elearning is where students take their sessions online. Learning materials are also provided electronically in such formats as videos, ebooks, and web links. The method is a swift departure from the traditional approach where students would spend most of their time in class. Elearning utilizes such gadgets as phones, laptops, and tablets. 

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Squirrels question whether new trash can style has been chosen in Ridgewood

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Ridgewood NJ, Squirrels residing within the confines of Ridgewood’s Central Business District are patiently waiting to learn if Councilwoman Siobhan Winograd’s detailed analysis of trash cans has identified a make and model suitable their habitation. Does anyone know if the Councilwoman and/or members of the Village’s Sanitation Division have settled on a manufacturer and style yet?

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Village Hall and all Village Departments will be Closed on February 20th in Observance of  Presidents’ Day

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Ridgewood NJ, Village Hall and all Village Departments will be closed on February 20th in observance of  Presidents’ Day. There will be no garbage or recycling pickups , and the Recycling Center will be closed.  .  All Village offices and Departments will re-open on February 21st.

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Private citizen reportedly sending emails “on behalf of” Mayor and Deputy Mayor in Ridgewood ?

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Ridgewood NJ, here we go again. Seemingly another communications blunder, possibly an unlawful one at that, made by the members of the “normal” Village Council.

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A Squirrel Perched on Top would Cause Even More Distress in Ridgewood

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Ridgewood NJ, handbag owners beware. 200-1400 of these lethal posts remain in place along selected Village streets. Carry a handbag at your own risk.

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Bergen County Commissioner and Former Ridgewood Mayor Ramon Hache is not Entertaining Taking the Village Manager Job in Ridgewood

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Ridgewood NJ, contrary to the speculation current Bergen County Commissioner and former Ridgewood Mayor Ramon Hache is not entertaining taking the Village Manager job in Ridgewood . In a statement to the Ridgewood blog from Commissioner Hache, he said he decided not to run for reelection because he needed to take some time off to focus on his family . Hache said the family is his number one priority and the demands of county commissioner campaign would be to much at this time . He also expressed best wishes and the best of luck  to the Village of Ridgewood in the search for a new Village Manager .

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