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Ridgewood YMCA fall school, remote learning support & child care programs

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Ridgewood NJ, For children K-8, we are offering a robust program to support families as we navigate the new schedule being implemented by local schools. Our staff are here to help students on-site during their remote learning sessions to ensure they are connected with their teachers and to help with their classwork and schoolwork. Enrichment and wellness programming rounds out their day when they are not online with their class. Additionally, we are offering before and after care from 7:00am until the start of school and from the end of the school day until 6:30pm. Parents can learn more on our website by clicking here. I also encourage them to contact Deyanara Gonzalez [email protected] who can answer any questions they may have.

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PSEG Storm Update for August 6 , 4:45 PM

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Ridgewood NJ, PSEG updates as of yesterday at 4:45 pm ”

PSE&G estimates that Tropical Storm Isaias is its fifth most severe storm in history and the second most severe, to Superstorm Sandy, in the past eight years. With crews working 16-hour shifts and around the clock, PSE&G expects to have at least 85% of customers without power restored by tomorrow.

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Reader says , “if the protesters want reparations paid, they can hit up mommy and daddy”

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“I still chuckle at white kids from Ridgewood with a sign that says “Pay Reparations”.

OK, if the protesters want reparations paid, they can hit up mommy and daddy for a few hundred thousand and that should solve the problem.

What’s that you say? “Oh, no, we don’t want to *personally* pay the reparations”. We prefer to have the reparations paid by the non-protesting Ridgewood citizens.”

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Ex- Ridgewood Mayor Vies to become  “King of the Black People”

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Ridgewood NJ, always trying to be relevant, after two failed bids for congress and the worst mayoral administration in the history of the Village of Ridgewood , ex mayor Paul Aronsohn is at it again . Now it appears he is  attempting to become  “King of the Black People”.

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Are Ridgewood Officers Using Excessive Force? Find Out What Laws Protect You

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Author : Wendy Erickson

Police are authorized to protect citizens and make sure people don’t break the law.

However, we have witnessed cases where the police have used too much force while carrying out these duties. 

With George Floyd’s case still fresh in our minds, we can’t help but feel vulnerable in the face of such brutality and excessive force. 

We, in New Jersey, have not been spared and cases such as the one in Ridgewood, where a boy accused of obstructing traffic was arrested in a manner that felt excessively forceful.

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Understanding Bankruptcy: How it Works, Types, and Consequences

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Bankruptcy is a word that many people are afraid of. The idea of losing your money and having to owe is a scary thought indeed, but one thing many people who are concerned about bankruptcy are not sure about is what kinds there are and how they work.

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7 Reasons Why You Should Never Put Off Your Roof Repairs

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Is overlooking the possible issues with the roof of your home something that you do? Well, yes, roofs do last pretty long, and who even has time and energy to climb up there every now and then when surely nothing can go wrong, you might think? To be fair, there is truth in there. But regularly maintaining your roof can really save you a lot of trouble, and money, in the long run. You surely must admit that it’s better to deal with a problem if there is one right away, and then wait for it to come crashing down (quite literally in this case). In this article, we will try to give you some valuable reasons that will potentially change your mind when it comes down to roof maintenance.

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Ridgewood Emergency Services well Prepared for Tropical Storm Isaias

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Ridgewood NJ, Tropical Storm Isaias was no challenge to the Volunteers of Ridgewood Emergency Services. With all Emergency Services trucks well prepared, ready and staffed with volunteers, the Ridgewood
Emergency Services units responded to over 100 requests for service during the fast-moving storm.  In advance of the Isaias, the volunteers had to well prepared at their own homes prior to heading to
headquarters for storm duty. While at headquarters they made sure that all equipment was ready to mitigate the hazards that comes with a tropical storm.

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Advantages of Buying a Used Vehicle vs. a New Vehicle

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Buying a car is a grand investment for most people, and it’s something that needs to be well thought out. Deciding on whether to invest in a brand new car or a used one can be quite challenging. There are tons of options and features with each choice that makes it confusing to settle on one side. 

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Ridgewood Water Customers are Asked to Please Conserve Water

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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Water has switched to auxiliary power in locations throughout the water service area that are out of power.

To maintain pressure for firefighting, all Ridgewood Water customers are asked to please conserve water during this period.

Water Saving Tips can be found on the Ridgewood Water website, water.ridgewoodnj.net, under the Conservation tab.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

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Ridgewood Parks and Shade Tree Divisions, along with the Streets Division, are working to remove the downed trees from the streets

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Ridgewood NJ, the Ridgewood Parks and Shade Tree Divisions, along with the Streets Division, are working diligently to remove the downed trees from the streets.  They will continue to work during the day and into the evening, until all streets have been cleared.  CAUTION: ALWAYS ASSUME ANY WIRE ON THE GROUND IS LIVE AND STAY AWAY!  CALL PSE&G AND IDENTIFY ITS LOCATION SO THAT THEY CAN SEND SOMEONE TO CHECK IT.  Downed trees which are caught in wires will be attended to after PSE&G has determined whether or not the wires are live.

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Village of Ridgewood Cleans Up

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Ridgewood NJ, according to the Village Manager Heather A. Mailander , there are several ways to have your storm debris disposed of, which are as follows:

*Put out storm debris with your regular yard waste pickup.

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Tropical Storm Isaias Takes its Toll on Ridgewood and the Surrounding Areas

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Ridgewood NJ,  according to Boyd Loving a family on Heights Road escaped injury when a Village owned tree fell onto their home while they were inside. One of the owners reported that the home’s roof was pierced by tree branches.
An unoccupied home on Avondale Road appeared to have sustained minor damage when a Village owned tree fell into it.Two (2) passenger vehicles parked on McKinley Place were damaged when a privately owned tree fell on top of them.

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4 Myths About Covid-19 Driving NJ to Bankruptcy

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By Charles Stampul

Ridgewood NJ, This is a crystallization of points made by front-line medical professionals critical of media coverage of and government response to Covid 19 including Dr. Dan Erickson, Dr. Artin Massih, Dr. Simone Gold and Dr. Drew Pinsky.

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TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS PREPARATION UPDATES AND IMPORTANT INFO RIDGEWOOD OEM, POLICE, FIRE, EMS AND PSEG

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*CAUTION: ALWAYS ASSUME ANY WIRE ON THE GROUND IS LIVE and STAY AWAY!
UPGRADED FORECAST:
* tornado warnings 10am – 2pm
* rain impact is 1-3 inches of rain
* 30%-40% chance of flood impact between10am and 4pm
* winds in the mid-20 mph are enough to bring down trees
* expected wind gusts of up to 45-55 mph
* higher winds in northern NJ – peak winds 10am – 7pm
* storm quick moving – should be out of area by 9pm

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