Ridgewood NJ, U.S.-Canada tariff tensions. With 25% of the NHL’s revenue coming from its Canadian teams, any economic shake-up could send the league into the penalty box.
Ridgewood NJ, in response to allegations voiced by some residents during Wednesday night‘s Village Council meeting that Ridgewood officials are engaging in “shady“ activities related to the Schedler property’s future configuration/use, Village Manager Keith Kazmark cited his own definition of “shady.“
Ridgewood NJ, President Donald Trump’s first joint address to Congress since returning to office was met with overwhelming approval, according to snap polls conducted by the very liberal CBS News, YouGov, and CNN.
Ridgewood NJ, the March 5 Village Council meeting was wild. The Schedler property was all over the agenda, including a carefully orchestrated presentation by the people who are being paid a bucket-load of our tax dollars to test the soil which was illegally dumped there thanks to Village “Engineer” Chris Rutishauser. Seems that the entire berm and maybe up to two feet of flat-land soil will have to be removed and go to wherever bad soil goes for processing. A number of residents spoke about the artificial turf being dangerous, and words like “shady” and “corrupt” were lobbed at the council. Concerns about the trees on the berm being saved for replanting and the fact that flat-land trees will die when soil is excavated deep down around their trunks and roots were raised. The council as well as Village Manager Keith Kazmark fired back, basically calling residents liars. The Village Manager Kazmark seems to have serious anger-management issues; he was red hot with indignation. Councilwomen “Squirrel” Winograd went on and on about how certain residents were lying. Council”man” Weitz repeated his oft-used phrase that the turf issue is simply a difference of opinion (not a difference of fact versus lies). This is better than anything on Netflix .
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Ridgewood NJ, the Ridgewood Professional Firefighters FMBA Local 47 proudly welcomed three members Probationary Firefighter Biagi, Lieutenant Kelly, and Captain Papietro-Zales into their official roles during a swearing-in ceremony at the Village of Ridgewood Council Meeting on Wednesday night.
Ridgewood NJ, a routine garbage collection turned hazardous early Wednesday morning when smoke began billowing from the rear of a Village of Ridgewood sanitation truck. In response, the driver dumped the truck’s contents into an empty parking lot to prevent further danger.
Ridgewood NJ, West Glen Avenue will be closed in both directions from Oak Street to North Monroe Street – Thursday, March 6 at 10:00 pm through Friday, March 7 at 4:00 pm.
Managing operational costs is one of the biggest challenges businesses face today. From volatile payroll costs and expenses to soaring raw materials prices, companies can find themselves with their backs against the wall.
The lifeblood of many businesses is making sure there is enough cash flow to pay for the next bills. Enter factoring, a financial instrument that comes into play to cut down the spending by increasing liquidity and giving the flexibility to companies that have no access to traditional financing.
Ridgewood NJ, Ice cream lovers, rejoice! Van Dyk’s Ice Cream, Ridgewood’s beloved homemade ice cream shop, has announced its seasonal reopening on Saturday, March 8.
Ridgewood NJ, Looking for a fun, rewarding, and skill-building summer job? Ridgewood Parks and Recreation is now accepting applications for the ultimate summer job experience!
Ridgewood NJ, the Biden administration’s ambitious plan to build 500,000 EV charging stations with a $7.5 billion taxpayer-funded investment has fallen dramatically short. At last count, the program had built just 55 stations—missing the target by 99.99%.
In recent years, the way we approach end-of-life arrangements has evolved significantly. Many individuals and families are now seeking more personalized and meaningful ways to say goodbye to their loved ones. This shift reflects a desire to move away from traditional, one-size-fits-all ceremonies toward experiences that truly honor the unique lives of those we’ve lost.
Ridgewood NJ, experience an unforgettable evening of music as Parlance Chamber Concerts honors the legendary Maurice Ravel on his 150th birthday with a mesmerizing performance at West Side Presbyterian Church in Ridgewood, NJ, on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at 4 PM.