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Ridgewood Art Institute Summer Sessions for Young People 2018

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July 20th 2018

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Ridgewood NJ, Give the gift of Art to a Young Aspiring Artist you love. All students are taught in direct relation to their own personal skill level. For younger students, this could be an introduction to a life long passion. High school students will find these classes useful for creating a portfolio, needed for college application.e staff of the Ridgewood blog

Summer Sessions for Young People 2018

Drawing
August 6-10
2:30-4:30pm
Rebecca Leer
[email protected]
201-906-6839

Drawing for Young People – ages 8 to 17 (East Studio)

All levels are welcome. Students will learn basic techniques of line, shape, proportion, perspective and shading while working from a variety of still-life objects and the human face. Instruction will be tailored to each student.
Fee: $185 supplies purchased: $35

August 27-Aug 31
2:30-4:30pm
Joel Popadics
[email protected]
(973) 851-0366

Learn How to Draw-People, Landscapes & Still Life -ages 9 to 17 (East Studio)

All levels will discover the basics of drawing with exercises that are designed to be fun and easy to comprehend. Each session will focus on a different subject – everyday objects, people, landscapes and perspective while working in pencil, charcoal and pen & ink. Fee: $185 supplies purchased: $35
Painting
July 30-August 3
2:30-4:30pm
Sue Barrasi
[email protected]
(845) 548-2305

Oil Painting for Young People – ages 8 to 17 (West Studio)

Students will learn and explore the world of classical painting. Emphasis will be on painting directly from life as students will learn to “see” the beauty of the prismatic flow of light. Students who wish to paint landscapes will be given the opportunity to paint from plein air color studies in order to observe effects of the atmosphere and learn basic principles of landscape painting. Beginner to serious young artists. Fee: $185 supplies for the week: $25

August 6 -August 10
2:30-4:30pm
Diana Gibson
[email protected]
(973) 962-6436

Oil Painting for Young People – ages 8 to 17 (West Studio)

Great for beginner and serious young artists. High School students, create a piece for your college admissions art portfolio. Traditional art instruction in a fun encouraging environment. New & returning students welcome! Fee: $185 supplies for the week: $25

August 13-17
2:30-4:30pm
Laura Paray
[email protected]
(201) 281-6940

Oil Painting for Young People – ages 8 to 17 (East Studio)

Your child will learn the basic techniques of oil painting and will create still life and landscape paintings to completion. They will learn concepts such as massing in, color and value.
Fee: $185 supplies for the week: $25

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Microirrigation the Next Big Thing

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July 20,2018

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Ridgewood NJ, July is #SmartIrrigationMonth. If you have you been thinking about installing a dripline system? Check out the article below to start saving money and water. #WaterConservation #Sustainability

Microirrigation is a low-pressure, low-flow-rate type of irrigation that can reduce the likelihood of overwatering a landscape. This form of irrigation delivers water directly to where it is needed most-the root zone of plants. It also delivers the water slowly and over a longer period of time, preventing runoff and reducing evaporation. Microirrigation systems use 20 to 50 percent less water than conventional sprinkler systems and can reduce residential or commercial landscape irrigation water use.
WaterSense has developed two guides to help irrigation professionals and homeowners understand the benefits of microirrigation. The guides also provide design, installation, and maintenance tips, which are the keys to an efficient irrigation system.

Adding Microirrigation to Your Services: A Mini-Guide for Irrigation Professionals(16 pp, 8 MB, About PDF) explains how designing, installing, or retrofitting an existing system with microirrigation can help your customers save water and enhance plant health.

Saving Water With Microirrigation: A Homeowner’s Guide(8 pp, 9 MB, About PDF) describes the types of landscapes where microirrigation works best and suggests how to work with an irrigation professional to design and install a system.

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Nearly three quarters of New Jersey certified public accountants surveyed believe the new state budget will harm our economy

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July 20,2018

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Ridgewood NJ, More than 75 percent of the 921 certified public accountants (CPAs) who were surveyed by the New Jersey Society of CPAs (NJCPA) in July said that New Jersey’s 2019 state budget, which was signed by Governor Murphy on July 1, would have a negative impact on the state’s economy. Thirty-nine percent felt the economy would get “marginally worse,” and 37 percent said it would get “significantly worse.” Fourteen percent said it would have no impact, and only 10 percent said the economy would get either “marginally better” or “significantly better” under the new budget.

The budget consists of $37.4 billion in spending, to be funded in part by instituting a tax increase from 8.97 percent to 10.75 percent on taxpayer income of more than $5 million. The budget also included several significant corporate business tax changes, including a surcharge of 2.5 percent for the next two years and 1.5 percent for the subsequent two years for corporations with income of $1 million or more as well as a new combined reporting system. No change was made to the sales tax rate though a tax will be levied on e-cigarettes and short-term lodging, such as Airbnb.

NJCPA survey respondents cited several reasons why the budget plan will not help the state’s economy over the long term. Taxing millionaires could lead to more residents in high-income brackets leaving the state, said respondents. As one noted, “the outward migration of wealth will continue, and the long-term effect will be disastrous.”

Survey participants also said the tax increases on corporations will not help the hiring process or provide incentives to remain in the state. It will likely make the state less friendly to investors and businesses.

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Hudson Street Garage is a Go !

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July 19,2018
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Ridgewood NJ,  after years of debate ,last night the Village Council in a 5-0 vote approved a $12 million bond ordinance  to construct a 240-space parking garage on Hudson Street .
Parking meter rates in the Central Business District will be increased to help fund the garage. As of September 4th ,Fifty-cent hourly meters will be increased to 75 cents and the $1.25-an-hour meters will increase to $1.50.
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One driver taken to the Hospital after North Maple Collision in Ridgewood

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July 19,2018

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Ridgewood NJ, A apparent medical episode experienced by an adult female driver from Pennsylvania caused a two (2) vehicle collision in front of 522 North Maple Avenue, Ridgewood on Wednesday afternoon, 07/18. Following impact, both vehicles were catapulted off of the roadway onto nearby front lawns. One (1) driver was transported by ambulance to Hackensack University Medical Center’s main campus. No other injuries were reported. A flatbed tow truck removed both wrecks from the scene. Ridgewood Police, Ridgewood Fire Department, Ridgewood EMS, and Ho-Ho-Kus Police responded to the incident. A paramedic team from The Valley Hospital assisted Ridgewood EMTs.

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Heirloom Genealogy and Show-and-Tell

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July 18,2018

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Ridgewood NJ, Your family’s history is so much more than birth and death records. Did you inherit a special family artifact?: a piece of jewelry, the family bible, a wedding dress, a china set, a well-worn tool. Maybe you were reunited with an artifact or found something on eBay important to your family.

Lauren Maehrlein will provide a short lecture on “Heirloom Genealogy,” followed by show-and-tell. All are welcome to bring family artifacts and take a minute or three to tell a story about it!

Free and open to the public—all are welcome.

July Program + GSBC General Meeting
Monday, 23 July 2018
Ridgewood Public Library Auditorium, 7pm
“Heirloom Genealogy” and Show-and-Tell

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Assemblyman Kevin J. Rooney : Flash Flood Safety Tips

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Dear Friend,

The National Weather Service in Upton has issued a Flash Flood Watch In northeast New Jersey, Eastern Bergen, Eastern Essex, Eastern Passaic, Eastern Union, Hudson, Western Bergen, Western Essex, Western Passaic, and Western Union. A slow moving frontal system will bring numerous showers and thunderstorms to the region this afternoon into this evening.

Any thunderstorms will have the potential to bring torrential downpours with rainfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour. These types of rainfall rates will cause urban and poor drainage flooding, with potential for flash flooding in areas affected by multiple successive thunderstorms. Additionally, rapid water level rises can occur on flashy small rivers and streams in basins affected by this activity.

According to the National Weather Service, more people are killed by flooding on average than by any other single severe weather hazard, including tornadoes, lightning, and hurricanes. Most of these deaths occur at night, when it is more difficult to recognize flood dangers, and when people are trapped in vehicles. Do you and your family know what to do in case of a flood?

Remember:
DO NOT drive onto a flooded roadway.
DO NOT drive through flowing water.
If you approach a roadway that is flooded, TURN AROUND – DON’T DROWN.
Drive with extreme caution if roads are even just wet or it is raining. You can lose control of your vehicle if hydroplaning occurs, which is when a layer of water builds up between your tires and the road, causing there to be no direct contact between your vehicle and the road.

Why is “Turn Around – Don’t Drown” so important?
Each year, more deaths occur due to flooding than from any other severe weather related hazard. The main reason is people underestimate the force and power of water. More than half of all flood related deaths result from vehicles being swept downstream. Of these, many are preventable.

IF A FLASH FLOOD WARNING IS ISSUED FOR YOUR AREA:
If advised to evacuate, do so immediately! Act quickly to save yourself, you may not have much time.
Get out of areas that are subject to flooding and move to a safe area before access is cut off by flood waters. Low spots such as dips, canyons, and washes are not the places you want to be during flooding!
DO NOT camp or park your vehicle along streams and washes, particularly during threatening conditions.
DO NOT drive if not necessary. If driving is necessary, do not attempt to drive over a flooded road, as the depth of the water is not always obvious, and the roadway may no longer be intact under the water. Never drive around a barricade, they are placed there for your protection! If your vehicle stalls, leave it immediately and move to higher ground before water sweeps you and your vehicle away.
DO NOT try to walk, swim, or play in flood water. You may not be able to determine if there are holes or submerged debris, or how quickly the water is flowing, and you may be swept away. If water is moving swiftly, as little as 6 inches of water can knock you off of your feet! There is also a danger of hazardous materials polluting the water. Also remember that water is an electrical conductor, if there are power lines down, there is a possibility of electrocution.
Always continue to monitor the situation through the National Weather Service website, your NOAA Weather Radio All-Hazards, or favorite local television or radio stations

To read about more consumer tips, you can visit my website www.kevinjrooney.com. I hope these tips are useful for you and that you stay safe while the flash flood warning is in effect.

Sincerely,

Kevin J. Rooney
Assemblyman
Legislative District 40

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Comedian and Former co-host of The Howard Stern Show, Artie Lange, will sign his new book: Wanna Bet? at Bookends Today

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July 17,2018

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Ridgewood NJ, Comedian and Former co-host of The Howard Stern Show, Artie Lange, will sign his new book: Wanna Bet? at Bookends .

Artie Lange once revealed that Howard Stern was like a dysfunctional “father figure’ to him

Appearing authors will only autograph books purchased at Bookends and must have valid Bookends Receipt.

Availability & pricing for all autographed books subject to change.
First In Line Certificate use is the the discretion of Bookends. Blackout dates may apply.
Bookends cannot guarantee that the books that are Autographed will always be First Printings.
Autographed books purchased at Bookends are non-returnable.

While we try to ensure that all customers coming to Bookends’ signings will meet authors and get their books signed, we cannot guarantee that all attendees will meet the author or that all books will be signed. We cannot control inclement weather, author travel schedules or authors who leave prematurely.

Bookends, 211 E. Ridgewood Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ 07450 201-445-0726

Today at 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Bookends Bookstore
211 E Ridgewood Ave, Ridgewood, New Jersey 07450

 

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VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE COUNCIL REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING

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VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE COUNCIL REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING
JULY 18, 2018
8:00 P.M.
1. Call to Order – Mayor
2. Statement of Compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act
3. Roll Call – Village Clerk
4. Flag Salute and Moment of Silence
5. Acceptance of Financial Reports
6. Approval of Minutes
7. Proclamations : NONE

8. Comments from the Public (Not to exceed 3 minutes per person – 40 minutes in total)
9. Comments from the Ridgewood Board of Education on moving the School Board Election from November to April
10. Village Manager’s Report
11. Village Council Reports
12. ORDINANCES – INTRODUCTION – RIDGEWOOD WATER : NONE
13. ORDINANCES – PUBLIC HEARING – RIDGEWOOD WATER : NONE
14. RESOLUTIONS – RIDGEWOOD WATER
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS, NUMBERED 18-212 THROUGH 18-213 ARE TO BE ADOPTED BY A CONSENT AGENDA, WITH ONE VOTE BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL.THERE IS A BRIEF DESCRIPTION BESIDE EACH RESOLUTION TO BE CONSIDERED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA. EACH RESOLUTION WILL BE READ BY TITLE ONLY: 18-212 Award Professional Services Contract – Eastside Reservoir Improvements 18-213 Award Contract – Linwood and Cedar Hill Wells.THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, NUMBERED 18-214, WILL BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY AND READ IN FULL:18-214 Award Contract – Public Policy Consultant
15. ORDINANCES – INTRODUCTION
3653 – Amend Valet Parking Ordinance
3654 – Establish Position of Municipal Humane Law Enforcement Officer
3655 – Establish Licensing of Sellers of E-Cigarettes
3656 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic – No Left Turn – In and Out of Starbucks on Franklin Avenue
3657 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic – No Turn on North Maple Avenue into Exit Driveway of 305 East Ridgewood Avenue (Jersey Mike’s)
3658 – Amend Ordinance – Enforcement for Dead/Dangerous Trees
3659 – Amend Outdoor Café Ordinance – Enforcement
3660 – Amend Parking Meter Rates and Times 3661 – Establish Residency Requirements for Civilian Positions
16. ORDINANCES – PUBLIC HEARING
3650 – Bond Ordinance – Hudson Street Parking Garage ($12 million)
3651 – 2018 NJDOT Grant – Hillcrest Road Capital Ordinance
3652 – 2018 NJDOT Grant – North Pleasant Avenue Capital Ordinance
17. RESOLUTIONS
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS, NUMBERED 18-215 THROUGH 18-237 ARE TO BE ADOPTED BY A CONSENT AGENDA, WITH ONE VOTE BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL. THERE IS A BRIEF DESCRIPTION BESIDE EACH RESOLUTION TO BE CONSIDERED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA. EACH RESOLUTION WILL BE READ BY TITLE ONLY:

18-215 Award Contract – Vehicle Emergency Equipment – Fire Department (NTE $25,000)
18-216 Award Contract – Vegetative Management – The View at Crest Road (NTE $5,050)
18-217 Award Professional Services Contract – Meter Rates and Times for Funding for Hudson Street Parking Garage – Walker Consultants
18-218 Title 59 Approval – Snowplowing Services
18-219 Award Contract – Snowplowing Services (NTE $120,000)
18-220 Award Contract – Purchase of Compost Material
18-221 Title 59 Approval – Leaf Collection Services
18-222 Award Contract – Leaf Collection Services (NTE $92,240)
18-223 Title 59 Approval – Infra-red Asphalt Repair,Trench Patching and Misc. Curb & Sidewalk Repair
18-224 Award Contract – Infra-red Asphalt Repair, Trench Patching and Misc. Curb & Sidewalk Repair (NTE $150,000)
18-225 Title 59 Approval – Partial Roof Replacement – Village Hall
18-226 Award Contract – Partial Roof Replacement – Village Hall (NTE $122,650)
18-227 Award Contract Under Houston-Galveston Area Council Cooperative Purchasing Contract – 2018 Utility Vehicle – Emergency Services (NTE $118,000)
18-228 Award Contract Under Sourcewell National Cooperative Purchasing Agreement – Self- Contained Compaction Unit – Recycling (NTE $35,000)
18-229 Award Contract Under National Cooperative Purchasing Alliance – Hot Box for Asphalt Repairs (NTE $44,200)
18-230 Amend Contract – Security System at Village Hall (NTE $) 18-231 Authorize Interim Health Officer Coverage Agreement with Borough of Fair Lawn
18-232 Authorize Release of Escrow Funds – Stop & Shop Supermarket
18-233 Establish Annual Service Charge and Payment for Guarantee Bond for Ridgewood Senior Citizen Housing Corporation and Guaranty of Payment of Revenue Bonds
18-234 Authorize Tax Collector to Charge for Mailing of Tax Sale Notices
18-235 Authorize Village Manager to Execute Membership Agreements with Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Agreement (formerly National Joint Powers Alliance Cooperative Purchasing Program)
18-236 Approve Field Design for Schedler Park
18-237 Authorize Shared Services Agreement – Snowplowing (Bergen County)

THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS, NUMBERED 18-238 THROUGH 18-239, WILL BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY AND READ IN FULL:
18-238 Award Contract – Appraiser for Green Acres Diversion
18-239 Authorize School Board Elections to be Changed from November to April 18. Comments from the Public (Not to Exceed 5 minutes per person)
19. Resolution to go into Closed Session
20. Closed Session
Potential Purchase of Property – Green Acres Diversion
21. Adjournment

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RIDGEWOOD PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC MEETING AGENDA FOR TUESDAY JULY 17th

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PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Village Hall Court Room – 7:30 P.M.
(all timeframes and the order of agenda items below are approximate and subject to change)
1. 7:30 p.m. – Call to Order, Statement of Compliance, Flag Salute, Roll Call – In accordance with the provisions of Section 10:4-8d of the Open Public Meetings Act, the date, location, and time of the commencement of this meeting is reflected in a meeting notice, a copy of which schedule has been filed with the Village Manager and the Village Clerk, The Ridgewood News and The Record newspapers, and posted on the bulletin board in the entry lobby of the Village municipal offices at 131 North Maple Avenue, and on the Village website, all in accordance with the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act.Roll call: Hache, Knudsen, Joel, Patire, Scheibner, Torielli, McWilliams, Barto, Van Goor, Wesner, Bandelt
2. 7:30 p.m. – 7:35 p.m. – Public Comments on Topics not Pending Before the Board
3. 7:35 p.m. – 7:40 p.m. – Committee/Commission/Professional Updates for Non Agenda Topics, Correspondence Received by the Board
4. 7:40 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. – Jeanne Burke, Minor Sub-Division, 174 Elmsley Court, Block 2104, Lot 3.01- Execution of Minor Subdivision Deed
5. 7:45 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. – Louis J. IV and Stephanie Reynolds, Minor Subdivision and C Variances, 562 Morningside Road, Block 1313, Lot 18.01
6. 10:00 p.m. – 10:05 p.m. – Adoption of Minutes: February 21, 2017
7. 10:05 p.m. – Executive Session (if necessary)
8. Adjournment – In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, all meetings of the Ridgewood Planning Board (i.e., official public meetings, work sessions, pre-meeting assemblies and special meetings) are public meetings, which are always open to members of the general public.
Members: Ramon Hache, Susan Knudsen, Joel Torielli, Melanie McWilliams, David Scheibner, Richard Joel, Debbie Patire, Frances Barto, James Van Goor, Alysson Wesner, Matthew Bandelt
Professional Staff: Christopher Martin, Esq., Board Attorney; Christopher J. Rutishauser, Village Engineer; Brigette Bogart, Village Planner; Michael Cafarelli, Board Secretary

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JULY 16TH – FEAST OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL!

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July 16,2018

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Ridgewood NJ, JULY 16TH – FEAST OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL! The word “Carmel” in Aramaic means “Garden of God” are refers to the mountain in northern Palestine where the Prophet Elijah defeated the pagan prophets. It is also where a community of Christian hermits lived in the early beginnings of Christianity. Later, after the group was exiled into Europe following the Crusades, this order of hermits was dying out. St. Simon Stock, the group’s leader at the time, received a vision of a woman dressed in a brown robe who gave him what is now known as the brown scapular. She instructed him to have the members or the order dress in the brown robes as she was and to distribute the scapular. In doing so, their group would continue to spread the Gospel message. When Stock asked who she was, the woman (who of course was Mary) stated, I am the Lady of Mount Carmel, referring to the mountain range where the group originated from. From that time forward the group wore the brown robes, distributed the brown scapular, and the order still exists to this day. We call them Carmelites! From that time forward May has had the title, Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
DID YOU KNOW…One of the most popular names for Catholic Churches in the state of New Jersey is OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL! There are twenty in the state with that name!

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Reader says North Central Bergen County has a 7.2% office vacancy rate which equates to 180,000 square feet of vacant space

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According to CoStar, a nationally recognized real estate data resource, North Central Bergen County has a 7.2% office vacancy rate which equates to 180,000 square feet of vacant space. The Route 208 Corridor has a 6.7% vacancy rate which equates to 147,400 square feet of vacant space. So there is 327,400 square feet of vacant office space in the immediate vicinity. Ridgewood Water couldn’t successfully negotiate a lease under these conditions?

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Ridgewood Train Station Parking Lot Reconfiguration ,the Grassy Knoll

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July 16,2018
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Ridgewood NJ, we are still having trouble rectifying the fact that resident who are looking to preserve the crabgrass walkway at the train station are the same residents who supported building high density housing, wanted to clear cut Schedler , place turf fields on every corner  and never mentions the two years the porta potty and heavy machinery sat on the “grassy knoll” .

https://theridgewoodblog.net/preserving-the-grassy-knoll-at-ridgewood-train-station/

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Bergen IT- New- Smart Phone Workshops

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July 15,2018

the staff of the Ridgewood blog

Ridgewood NJ, Bergen IT is holding a series of summer smart phone training workshops on Wednesday mornings. We’ll work with you to get comfortable and learn more about this useful and powerful tool.

These workshops are designed for people of all ages, and for personal or business use.

Here are some of the topics that we’ll cover over the course of these sessions:

* Navigating your phone

* How to type and edit faster & better

* How to manage your apps & icons

* How to set your preferences

* How to edit photos

* How to extend battery life

* How to use the voice assistant effectively.

We also want to know what questions you have!

Workshops are being held Wednesdays from 10 – 11:15am on the following dates:

July 11, July 18, July 25, August 1

$20 ticket price per session.

Wed, July 11, 2018 – Wed, August 01, 2018
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM
Location: Broad Street Cafe, 9 S Broad St. Ridgewood, NJ 07450

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Kayaking classes at Graydon Pool

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July 15,218

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Ridgewood NJ, The Graydon Aquatics staff hopes your summer is off to an amazing start and would like to remind you of our kayaking classes. Below are the dates that our program will run. We encourage you to sign up and tell your friends about signing up for some summer fun!!
Intro to Kayaking- $45/ 1 session: July 16 6:15-7:15 PM (Mon)
Intro to Kayaking- $45/ 1 session: July 30 6:15-7:15 PM (Mon)
Here is a little description of what the class entails :
Why kayaking? Here is a little bit about what our program has to offer, each course is an 1 hour and is available to anyone ages 13 and above. Children can participate as long as they are accompanied by a registered parent or guardian and are physically able to learn the basic skills to operate the kayak independently.
These are introductory classes taught by a qualified instructor. Don’t have equipment ? No worries, we are providing everything for you.
There needs to be a minimum of 10 participants for this class to run. Non-residents and non-members are welcome to participate for the additional $10 fee.
Kayaking is a work out and an adventure, so sign up today!!