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Ridgewood NJ, There are many events taking place in the Central Business District during the next month.
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Ridgewood NJ, There are many events taking place in the Central Business District during the next month.
“There’s plenty of parking . . . on select days . . . during summer . . . or school vacations when many commuters are out-of-town on vacation with their families. During the ordinary work week during the regular year, the parking lots are typically filled to capacity by an early hour of the morning. Anyone claiming otherwise is being hugely disingenuous or deliberately deceitful.
Continue reading Reader says ,”There’s plenty of parking . . . on select days . . . during summer . . . or school vacations when many commuters are out-of-town on vacation”
” I think the building owner OR the shopkeeper should take care of them. I don’t think that village employees need to do this. It is not that big a deal to get a flat of impatiens in May and plant them, water them a couple of times a week, come on. And as for the ones filled with weeds and cigarette butts, shame on the shopkeepers who can’t take five minutes in the morning to spruce them up.”
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Ridgewood NJ, looks like Ridgewood’s Central Business District is facing a parking-apocalypse this week when both the Hudson lot and Cottage Place lot are closed as of Monday August 19th. Resident should brace for longer parking times and more congested road ways .
HUDSON STREET PARKING LOT CLOSING AUGUST 19, 2019
-Parking deck construction starts.
-Pedestrians must use the sidewalk along the church side of Hudson Street.
-Hudson Street will be open to vehicles during the beginning of the construction…as the project proceeds…there will be weeks that the street might be closed.
Cottage Place Parking There will be milling and paving of
COTTAGE PLACE PARKING LOT ON August 19, 2019
weather permitting it should be done by August 23, 2019…
“Are you are out of your mind I have a store in the CBD. I pay rent To my landlord. It is not my responsibility to maintain the flower bed, or my landlord, we did not install it we did not want it it’s the town‘s responsibility. End of story. The individual who said that must be the management of some sort. Town‘s responsibility hire people. Or hire a landscaper to maintain it.”
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Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce presents Summertime Restaurant Week 2019 @ $30.19 Sunday-Thursday, August 11-15 , Sunday-Thursday, August 18-22
FREE PARKING ALL DAY SUNDAY
Come to Ridgewood and treat yourself to a selection of Pre-fix dinners for $30.19 (tax/tip/beverage not included)
file photo by Boyd Loving
Friday, September 06, 2019 (NO RAIN DATE )
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Ridgewood NJ, The Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce presents their….
ANNUAL 26TH CAR SHOW– THERE WILL BE NO RAIN DATE/NO REFUNDS- the funds will go toward the Ridgewood High School scholarship fund. (if you need a receipt-please advise) we will also be Celebrating
Ridgewood’s own 125th Anniversary event.We will have lots of music, extra trophies and fun!
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Ridgewood NJ, the tree wells have be come a point of contention in the central business district . Complaints have raged over dead trees , lack of maintenance to an over grown mess.
The complaints have been heightened lately after Village maintenance of common areas left much to be desired .

MILLING AND PAVING OF COTTAGE PLACE PARKING LOT – 8/19/2019
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Ridgewood NJ, On or about 8/19/2019, the Cottage Place parking lot will be milled and paved. This project should be completed by 8/23/2019, weather permitting.
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Ridgewood NJ, The Hudson Street parking lot will be closed beginning on Monday 8/19/2019 through June 2020 for the construction of the Hudson Street Garage. During the construction, the sidewalk along the parking lot will be closed. All pedestrians must use the sidewalk along the church side of Hudson Street. Hudson Street will be open to vehicles during the beginning of the construction, but will be closed for a period of 6-8 weeks, during the day, in late 2019/early 2020. When the Village has definite dates of the closures, residents will be notified via E-Notice, and they will also be posted on the Village website.
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Ridgewood NJ, Several westside store owners in the central business district of Ridgewood are urging the Village council to reconsider the proposed elimination of two 15 miniute convenience parking spaces.
The mayor and council are exploring whether to get rid of two of the four 15-minute spots on West Ridgewood Avenue by the train station to improve traffic flow near Wilsey Square. Area business owners say the spaces are convenient for customers running into stores quickly, as well as for handicapped patrons, and presented the council with a petition to save the spaces .
Continue reading Ridgewood Westside shop owners fight to keep two 15 minute parking spaces
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If the (Ridgewood Water) suit was filed for the rate hikes in 2010 -2012, then I believe Paul Aronsohn was on the Council from 2008 joined by Albert and Gwenn In 2012. The three served til May 2016 and appointed the 6th council member ( actually manager) Roberta Sonenfeld. A lot of the blame for the current issues fall directly on their shoulders. Adios to the Three Amigos who left us in bad shape.
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RIDGEWOOD NJ , Christie’s International Real Estate Northern New Jersey, an exclusive partner of Christie’s International Real Estate, voted Christie’s Affiliate of the Year in 2017 and 2018, and the fastest growing real estate brokerage in northern New Jersey, has welcomed Glenn Godart as a Realtor Associate in its Ridgewood-East office. His addition is part of the agency’s ongoing growth and expansion throughout northern New Jersey.
Continue reading Glenn Godart Joins Christie’s International Real Estate Northern New Jersey’s Ridgewood-East Office as Realtor Associate & Commercial Specialist
“Please feel free to drive on over there during the night and take these people to your home for food and shelter. Of course you won’t. It’s something “we” should do. For someone who is retired, I find it remarkable you’ve made it so far and haven’t figured out life’s issues. Yes, there will always be people who fall through the cracks and if we lived in a perfect world, where everyone did their best, was honest, and tried their hardest, we probably could solve all these problems. If Ridgewood started a program to help these people, do you have any idea just how many more would flock here knowing that there’s free stuff to be had? Sorry buddy, but life is a little competitive and it’s that way for a good reason. White privilege guilt is already becoming way too much of a thing with Liberals.”

file photo from the Ridgewood bus station
“This unfortunate segment of society will always gravitate to the points of least resistance. It’s why we have huge homeless populations in places like LA, San Francisco, NYC, etc. What starts as promoting a trend of care and compassion turns into a major problem where it becomes a health crisis.
Yes, I realize that this is not San Francisco and little Ridgewood will not become overrun with homeless juinkies, but I’m just saying that if you allow your liberal sensibilities to overlook or even coddle these people, it will quickly become a serious issue.”