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Ridgewood NJ, The Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday will be observed with virtual programs on January 15, 16, and 18, 2021, with the theme, “The Struggle Endures”. Please see the attached flyer for further information.
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Ridgewood NJ, Governor Phil Murphy on Friday pushed back against criticism that the state is allowing smokers to get the COVID-19 vaccine ahead of some other groups of essential workers. Murphy said at his COVID briefing that the state is simply following federal guidelines by including smokers in the vaccine rollout. The CDC states that smokers are high-risk if they contract the coronavirus.
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Ridgewood NJ, leaf collection is now completed in the Village. Therefore, any leaves that may still be on your property must be held on your property. Yardwaste collection will begin the second week of April.
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Ridgewood NJ, once again The Ridgewood News features Healthbarn on its cover. Why continue to support a business that its owner Stacey Antine doesn’t even live in the village? Ms Antine lives in a wealthy area of NYC. So many businesses in the CBD are struggling & would welcome free advertising & to be spotlighted on the cover.
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Ridgewood NJ, Neither the Ridgewood Village Council nor the RIdgewood Board of Education have yet decided if all of their respective employees, including police officers, firefighters, and teachers, will be required to get a COVID-19 vaccination.
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Whenever you or a family one have suffered injuries or even death as a result of an accident or negligent acts of someone else, you might not be mentally or physically ready for the rigors of litigation that seek to compensate for your injury or the loss of your loved one. Accident and negligence lawsuits can take several forms, but the primary phases of a personal injury case typically remain constant. Read on to take a closer look at the personal injury lawsuit process.
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Ridgewood NJ, Come celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Ridgewood Guild International Film Festival! The #RGIFF is back to deliver some of 2020’s most exciting indie cinema in a new virtual format. From January 27th to January 31st enjoy over 80 films and 20 hours of content ranging from dramas, comedies, student films, music videos, international flicks, and everything in between from the comfort of your couch. Films will be available for viewing in custom blocks according to genre at specific times throughout the festival. To find out how to purchase tickets visit https://ridgewoodguildfilmfest.com/.
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Just Wondering if the village owns a street sweeper anymore. Reason being my family and I went Into the CBD to have lunch. And then we went for a nice walk and we all noticed the streets are very filthy with Litter, just wondering what’s going on. Because we haven’t seen this before. It’s starting to look like New York City. Well anyway hopefully this will be addressed.
Thank you .
Yours truly village resident
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It changes over hard water into purported delicate water. Decreasing its minerals has an effect. Hard water comprises for the most part of the metals calcium and magnesium, and once in a while bicarbonates and sulfates. Delicate water, then again, is a sort of water that contains none or the entirety of the minerals referenced. One cycle is utilized to decrease the disintegration of calcium, magnesium, and at times manganese and ferrous iron in hard water. The truth of the matter is that delicate water is a synthetic that changes over hard water into delicate water. Here is the best way through San Antonio Water Softener Company.
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Ridgewood NJ, the Foodie Blog boozyburbs is reporting a new restaurant and inn proposed for Garber Square in Ridgewood. According to boozyburbs the proposed inn and restaurant would be housed at 2-4 Garber Square, known as the Corsa Building, with the first floor housing a restaurant that includes a liquor license. The second floor will be home to a six room inn offering overnight accommodations .
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Ridgewood NJ, are the supporters of Healthbarn concerned if the lease doesn’t get renewed Stacey Antine will no longer do good for Ridgewood through her Foundation? That is not what the lease is about it is about Healthbarn USA a private for profit business. Healthbarn foundation is headquartered in Lyndhust. So why does every thing written about Healthbarn talk mainly about the foundation not about her classes going on in the park?
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A broken or detached toenail is a normal and sometimes painful condition encountered by many individuals throughout their lives. Detached toenails are normally safe to cut, and within a year and a half, they will generally grow back.
Eliminating Kickbacks in the Recovery Act is more commonly known as EKRA. It is included in the Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment for Patients and Communities Act, more commonly in the sense of the SUPPORT Act. Both were passed on October 24th, 2018. EKRA is similar to the Anti-Kickback Statute and the Physician Self-Referral Law, also known as Stark’s Law, which preceded it, in the sense these laws prohibit monetary gain for patient referrals. Yet, there are some important distinctions as well.
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Totowa NJ, State Senator Kristin Corrado said Governor Murphy’s State of the State address ignored the harsh realities that impact New Jersey residents every day.
“Clearly, the Governor’s version of the State’s condition is nothing like the reality experienced by everyday New Jerseyans. Today’s address was further proof that Murphy is detached from State residents. He doesn’t understand us because he isn’t one of us.
