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Ridgewood NJ, for the second day in a row, a massive shade tree in Ridgewood’s 100 block of Oak Street shed a large limb, causing significant damage and roadway closures.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — So much for the “tariffs equal runaway inflation” narrative. The latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows that wholesale prices were completely flat in June, suggesting that fears of tariffs causing a major price surge may be more hype than reality.
Continue reading Tariffs Aren’t Fueling Inflation: June Producer Price Index Shows Zero Growth
Home renovations are an exciting opportunity to refresh and upgrade your living space, but they can also be a logistical challenge. Between managing materials, coordinating schedules, and navigating a temporary construction zone, it’s easy to underestimate one critical component—waste removal.
Continue reading The Role of Dumpster Rentals in Efficient Home Renovation Projects
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Bergen County, NJ – Mosquito spraying will continue across Bergen County this week to combat the spread of West Nile virus and eastern equine encephalitis (EEE). After recent sprayings in Lodi, Bergenfield, Dumont, Bogota, and Teaneck, additional towns are scheduled for early-morning treatments.
Continue reading Bergen County Expands Mosquito Spraying to Fight West Nile Virus – See the Schedule
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Ridgewood, NJ – Following the severe storms and flooding earlier this week, Maple Field and several Ridgewood sports fields remain closed for safety and restoration, according to Ridgewood Village Manager Keith Kazmark.
Continue reading UPDATE: Ridgewood Summer Camp and Sports Field Closures After Severe Flooding
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Ridgewood, NJ — Quick action by Ridgewood firefighters from Engine Company #35 and Rescue Company #42 prevented a dangerous situation from escalating after a fully involved engine compartment fire broke out late Tuesday afternoon, July 14, in the 400 block of Linwood Avenue.
Continue reading Ridgewood Firefighters Quickly Extinguish Vehicle Fire on Linwood Avenue
Moving is often described as one of life’s most stressful events—right up there with starting a new job or planning a wedding. It’s not just the logistics that wear people down. There’s something deeply psychological about uprooting your life, sorting through possessions, and transitioning into an unfamiliar space.
Continue reading The Psychology of Moving: Why Change Feels Chaotic and How to Make It Easier
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — The Ridgewood Village Manager Keith Kazmark has announced significant progress at the former Town Garage site, marking an important step in the property’s redevelopment and environmental cleanup.
Continue reading Ridgewood Town Garage Site Cleared for Environmental Testing and Future Planning
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — The Village of Ridgewood has announced that the Ridgewood Summer Camp program will be CLOSED today, Tuesday, July 15, 2025, due to excessive rains and flooding impacting camp facilities.
Continue reading Ridgewood Summer Camp Closed July 15 Due to Flooding and Safety Concerns
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Heavy rainfall has triggered flash flooding along the Saddle River and Ho-Ho-Kus Brook, prompting urgent safety warnings from local officials.
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TRENTON NJ – Governor Phil Murphy today declared that New Jersey will enter a State of Emergency effective at 8:00 p.m. on Monday, July 14, 2025, due to flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, intense rainfall, and damaging wind gusts. Executive Order No. 392 declares a State of Emergency across all 21 counties in New Jersey.
Continue reading Governor Murphy Declares State of Emergency Due to Flash Flooding
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Ridgewood NJ, Enjoying a walk with your dog on a sunny day? Don’t forget to bring your poop bags.
While the stroll may be pleasant, the cleanup isn’t—but it’s required by law in New Jersey, and for good reason. Leaving pet waste behind isn’t just inconsiderate to your neighbors — it’s a fineable offense that can also pose serious health risks to your community.
Continue reading Clean Up After Your Dog: What New Jersey Law Says and Why It Matters
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Continue reading THE RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE COUNCIL HAS TO KEEP THE SPORTS COMMUNITY HAPPY
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TRENTON, NJ — On July 7, the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General published its annual major discipline report, offering a detailed overview of disciplinary actions taken against law enforcement officers across the state in 2024. The report revealed 644 incidents involving 543 officers from 172 agencies, marking a 19.7% increase from 2023.
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Summer has officially arrived, and so has the energy, laughter, and sunshine of Ridgewood’s 2025 Summer Camp! Monday marked the first day of camp, and with it, the joyful arrival of 500 local campers ready for six weeks of unforgettable adventures.
Continue reading Summer Camp 2025 Kicks Off in Ridgewood with 500 Happy Campers at Graydon Pool
