Continue reading Done Deal – Village of Ridgewood is new owner of former Town Garage Property
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Ridgewood NJ, looks like the Village of Ridgewood is starting condemnation proceedings against the owner of former Town Garage property at 120 Franklin Avenue .
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Ridgewood NJ, Truck Day 2024 rolls into downtown Ridgewood’s Memorial Park at Van Neste Square on Thursday, May 9th.
Continue reading Ridgewood’s Touch-a-Truck Day Rolls in May 9th
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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood has long held the honor as a Best Place to Live, and now there is another reason for Ridgewood to be the place to be. On February 23rd, The Spice & Tea Exchange® of Ridgewood silently opened their doors at 256 E Ridgewood Avenue, enticing people walking by to stop in and explore simply based upon the alluring fragrances of spices and teas wafting out onto the street. Two months later, it is a hidden gem that everyone is talking about.
Continue reading The Spice & Tea Exchange® of Ridgewood Holds Grand Opening May 3, 2024
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TRENTON NJ ,Two newly released surveys do not paint a pretty picture nationally or in New Jersey for the small-business economy.
Continue reading NFIB Report: Small Business Optimism Reaches Lowest Level Since 2012
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Ridgewood NJ, The driver of a Nissan Rogue lost control of her vehicle while parking Monday morning, 04/15, and slammed into the front facade of a nail salon located on Godwin Avenue, Ridgewood. The driver is reportedly employed at the business she crashed into. No injuries were reported by the driver and the nail salon had not yet opened for business. Ridgewood Police, Ridgewood Fire, and a Village of Ridgewood construction code official responded to the mishap. The Nissan was towed away.
Continue reading Driver Loses Control and Slams into Godwin Avenue Nail Salon in Ridgewood
The word season originally comes from the world of agriculture and means sowing. It refers to what is sown at the right time. Seasonality means growing food according to its natural growth cycles. It will be consumed when ripe.
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Ridsgewood NJ, at approximately 2pm Tuesday April 9th an older model four-door sedan driven by an adult male mounted a sidewalk near the Walgrees on East Ridgewood Avenue .
Continue reading Vehicle Jumps Curb in Ridgewood Central Business District
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Ridgewood NJ, NFIB’s monthly jobs report shows a general slowdown in employment activity for small businesses in March, with a seasonally adjusted net 11% planning to create new jobs in the next three months, down one point from February and the lowest level since May 2020.
Continue reading New Jersey Small-business Hiring Slows to Pre-Pandemic Levels
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Ridgewood NJ, The Village Council majority (ESPECIALLY MAYOR PAUL VAGIANOS) gear up for another season of outdoor dining corrals. So tax payers, what is the lost parking revenue in connection with street located dining corrals?
Continue reading Hey Ridgewood Taxpayers, Which generates more revenue – dining or parking?
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Ridgewood NJ, founded by a successful kickstarter campaign Black Magic Bakehouse has just opened in Ridgewood .
photos courtesy off Ridgewood Water
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Ridgewood NJ,on April 1st Chestnut Street was closed between Robinson Lane and Franklin Avenue due to a water main break. Crews from Ridgewood Water are on the scene.
Continue reading Ridgewood Water Makes Quick Work of Chestnut Street Water Main Break
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Ridgewood NJ, This is what some of The Ridgewood Blog’s loyal readers and others have to say about Ridgewood Mayor Paul Vagianos’ insistence on taking part in discussions about a matter that directly impacts his restaurant business (expenditures associated with dining corral safety):
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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Police and Ridgewood Fire Department personnel responded to mitigate a reported hazardous condition at 39 East Ridgewood Avenue on Thursday morning, 04/04. Aluminum flashing from the roof of a commercial structure had torn loose during overnight winds. One (1) piece of the flashing had fallen to the sidewalk below, and another was still suspended overhanging the sidewalk. Ridgewood firefighters used a ground ladder to access the roof and secure the suspended piece of flashing. The fallen piece was removed from the scene by a member of the Village’s Sanitation Division. No injuries were reported. Ridgewood Police officers provided pedestrian and traffic control while firefighters worked.
