Given the coronavirus quarantine, I’m working from home and have noticed some very inconsiderate behavior from *some* dog owners.
Case in point: the other day, a woman and her young son allowed their large dog to urinate and poop on our front yard (for which I pay thousands of dollars each season to professionally maintain and landscape). So, what is a concerned citizen to do?”
Ridgewood NJ, Beginning Monday, April 20, NJ TRANSIT will add extra trips to certain bus routes, creating a modified service level to support essential travel and adding capacity to further help social distancing on board buses to comply with Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 125. Travel should be limited to essential purposes only. Customers may view bus schedules on njtransit.com.
We recently spoke with 67 residents who had tested positive for COVID-19. Of the 67, there were 49 who felt they had recovered while 18 were still experiencing symptoms. 26 reported that one or more of their family members also began experiencing symptoms.
Please continue to do your part in working together to contain and prevent the spread of the virus by adhering to proper social distancing practices, washing hands frequently for at least 20 seconds, and staying home especially if you feel sick. Be well, stay safe, and encourage others to do the same.
ZOOM FOR ALL Mon-Fri | 11am-12pm
Is your doctor scheduling Zoom appointments? Family want to check in with a virtual get-together? If you’re new to Zoom, the Ridgewood Library is here to help. Schedule a 10-minute session with RPL staff and we will call you and walk you through how to use Zoom and all its features. Reserve a spot here or email Kerri at [email protected] to schedule an appointment.
Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Police, Fire, and EMS are actively responding to calls protecting the Ridgewood Community during this pandemic. If a patient is COVID-19 positive then appropriate safety measures are taken to protect everyone. Pictured here is Ridgewood EMS assisted by Ridgewood Fire Department donning PPE prior to transporting a patient to the hospital.
Ridgewood NJ, according to Lisa’s Mediterranean Cuisine owner Lisa May ,”couldn’t stay away more from my happy place…my kitchen right in this beautiful place, Thank you so much for reaching out!!!started prepping again for our health care workers and for my dear customers”. Lisa’s Mediterranean Cuisine will be reopened for curbside pick up on Saturday April 18th .
Ridgewood NJ , a homeless guy has moved in along taxi station and train tracks at the Ridgewood train Station . In recent years the Ridgewood train station has become a haven for homeless urinating and defecating all over the place.
In Plainview, musical concerts and festivals are not rare things. Quite likely, you have been to at least a few of them, if not more. What emotions or thoughts do you carry when you come back home? Some performances may have been so mesmerizing that you felt them emotionally moving. Then, some performers just owned the stage as if they were born to be there. Maybe that was the time when you decided to take a music lesson and piano appeared to be the natural choice for being easy to learn.
Ridgewood NJ,The American Red Cross, in coordination with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, is seeking residents from Morris County and across the state who are fully recovered from the new coronavirus to sign up to donate plasma to help current COVID-19 patients.
Ridgewood NJ, Trout season is open and most waters have received their full allotment of trout. All regulations remain in effect except there will be NO IN-SEASON CLOSURES on the 14 major streams where they normally would be in effect. State Wildlife Management Areas remain open except for the Round Valley Reservoir boat ramp. Help keep WMAs and other areas open by observing proper social distancing!