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CBD Tincture Dosage Guide for Beginners and Regular Consumers

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Taking CBD for the first time can be confusing. The lack of clarity from world governments regarding CBD has allowed disinformation and false claims to run rampant in the industry. Even regular CBD users have been known to dose incorrectly. We are here to clear up these misconceptions and guide you to find that perfect dose. If you have just bought CBD oil drops for the first time or are a CBD veteran, it is important to understand how CBD should be dosed.

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No injuries reported following a Friday evening crash at the Intersection of East Ridgewood Avenue and Oak Street

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Ridgewood NJ, no injuries were reported following a Friday evening crash at the intersection of East Ridgewood Avenue and Oak Street.  Two (2) vehicles were removed by tow trucks.  Ridgewood Police and Ridgewood Fire Department responded to the incident.  Traffic was temporarily rerouted around the crash scene while emergency responders and tow truck operators worked.

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Time to Lift Restrictions on Restaurant and Bar Hours Before It’s Too Late

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Ridgewood NJ, an Executive Order signed by Governor Murphy mandating bars and restaurants to suspend indoor dining between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. has been in place since the fall and continues to financially strangle the industry hit hardest by the pandemic. The 10th District Legislators, Senator Jim Holzapfel and Assemblymen Greg McGuckin and John Catalano have released the following statement requesting that the Governor remove the 10 p.m. curfew in order to prevent these small businesses from closing their doors permanently.

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What Your Commercial Insurance Policy Typically Covers

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When it comes to commercial insurance, as you can imagine, there are many more facets available to you than private or personal insurance.  Why? Because there are so many more things that could go wrong. Commercial insurance is the insurance you would use for a business.

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Spend Valentine’s Day Weekend in One of Three Restaurants with Romantic Heated & Safe Outdoor Dining Options in Ridgewood

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Ridgewood NJ, this Valentine’s Day Weekend, dine in a private romantic outdoor dining bubble or greenhouse in beautiful downtown Ridgewood, New Jersey. Three of Ridgewood’s most innovative restaurants have set up private, COVID-safe outdoor dining options that are both heated and incredibly romantic. Each restaurant has curated prix fixe or Chef’s Tasting menus serving up three different cuisines, some available for only a limited time.

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Join Candace Cameron Bure of “Full House” & Bookends for a Zoom Virtual Webinar on Wednesday, January 27th @ 7pm EST  

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Ridgewood NJ, Join Candace Cameron Bure & Bookends for a Zoom Virtual Webinar on Wednesday, January 27th @ 7pm EST
Candace will be reading her new children’s book: CANDACE’S PLAYFUL PUPPY followed by a Q & A.

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Data Demonstrates Governor Can & Should Increase Indoor Dining Capacity to 50% and End Curfew

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Ridgewood NJ, Senator Declan O’Scanlon (R-Monmouth) today renewed his call for Governor Phil Murphy to remove the 10 p.m. indoor dining curfew.

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NJ’s Job Growth Rate Stalling

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Ridgewood  NJ,  New Jersey’s Department of Labor and Workforce Development issued the monthly jobs report for December 2020. Dr. Charles Steindel, former Chief Economist of the State of New Jersey and current Resident Scholar, Anisfield School of Business at Ramapo College, analyzed the report for the Garden State Initiative:

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The Ridgewood News features Healthbarn on its cover again

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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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Native Americans were Credited with Introducing Tobacco to Europeans

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Ridgewood NJ, so why do cigar stores have statues of native Americans in front of them and what is the history of the “Cigar Store Indian”? The story of the Cigar Store Indians actually started in the United Kingdom.

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Just Wondering if the village owns a street sweeper anymore?

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Members of the council and Mayor.
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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Inn and Restaurant Proposed for Garber Square in Ridgewood

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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 Annual Restaurant Week- Covid-19 Style : Eat In, Call In, Take Out = NO COOKING TONIGHT

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Ridgewood NJ, the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce presents Restaurant Week 2021.

Eat In, Call In, Take Out = NO COOKING TONIGHT

Sunday-Thursday January 17th-21st
Sunday-Thursday January 24th-28th

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Murphy Veto’s Kicks New Jersey’s Struggling Restaurant Industry

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Trenton NJ, The fifteen members of the Senate Republican caucus wrote a letter to Senate President Steve Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin calling for votes to be scheduled in both houses of the Legislature to override Governor Phil Murphy’s veto of legislation (A-4525) intended to save New Jersey’s struggling restaurant industry.

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More Fake Science , Governor Murphy Vetoes Bill That Would Give Restaurants More Winter Flexibility

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Trenton NJ, Governor Phil Murphy vetoed a bill on Monday that he says would have allowed New Jersey bars and restaurants more freedom while operating outside amid the coronavirus pandemic. The bill would have permitted owners and operators of restaurants, bars, distilleries and breweries to continue to utilize outdoor spaces or public sidewalks as extensions of their business premises, Murphy said.

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