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What Is Kratom and What Does Kratom Do To You?

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If you’ve seen any information regarding kratom lately, you might find yourself wondering, “Just what is kratom? What does kratom do to you?” Learn more here!

With its popularity growing rapidly, kratom has taken the world of alternative medicine by storm. 

Well-known to many Southeast Asian countries for decades, kratom has only recently become a topic of discussion in the US. 

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Bill to Ban Public Pension Investments in Chinese Pharmaceuticals

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MIDLAND PARK NJ, Assemblyman Chris DePhillips decided to introduce a pension divestment bill earlier this week after hearing complaints from leaders within the New Jersey pharmaceutical industry.

“The outbreak has really become a wake-up call for the state and industry,” said DePhillips (R-Bergen). “New Jersey is supposed to be the medicine chest for the world, but China is in control of our pharmaceutical manufacturing. That must change.”

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Red Cross Seeks Recovered COVID 19 Virus Patients for Blood Donations

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Ridgewood NJ,The American Red Cross, in coordination with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, is seeking residents from Morris County and across the state who are fully recovered from the new coronavirus to sign up to donate plasma to help current COVID-19 patients.

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Frank Pallotta GOP Candidate for Congress Wants Congressman Gottheimer to Join His Constituents and Forego his Congressional Paycheck

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MAHWAH NJ, Frank Pallotta, Republican Candidate for New Jersey’s Fifth Congressional District, made the following statement in response to the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) running out of available funds after Democrats blocked a clean bill that would provide for a $250 billion replenishment:

“While the leader of his Party holds up legislation that has so far given 1.6 million small businesses an average of $207,000 to keep their workers employed, Josh Gottheimer should feel the pain, too. Until he can motivate Nancy Pelosi on behalf of our district to go back to Washington and make a deal, Josh should forgo his paycheck – just as millions in our district will be forced to do without the aid of this program.”

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VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD COVID-19 CASES UPDATE 4/16/2020

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Ridgewood NJ, according to Village of Ridgewood Mayor Ramon Hache  this is the latest update on coronavirus cases in Ridgewood  is as follows :

The most recent numbers in RIDGEWOOD are as follows:

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UPDATE : Time for New Jersey to Start Laying off School Teachers and other Nonessential State and Municipal Employees

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Ridgewood  NJ, time to start laying public school teachers and other non essential state workers, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has made the decision to keep New Jersey’s schools closed for at least four more weeks.

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New York City’s subway system was a major disseminator of coronavirus infection

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New York NY   it is no surprise to anyone who has ever taken a filthy subway in New York City ,  that a  study from MIT claims that New York City became the American epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic because of the close proximity of its residents in mass transportation.

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COVID-19 Ridgewood School Closure Update

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April 16, 2020

Dear Ridgewood School Community,

This afternoon, Governor Murphy announced that schools will remain closed through at least Friday, May 15, to help continue to flatten the curve and slow the transmission of coronavirus. This decision was made in careful consultation with the New Jersey Department of Health and the New Jersey Department of Education, as well as other key stakeholders. With over 75,000 cases of COVID-19 in New Jersey, we must all work together by social distancing and following the guidelines to help curtail the spread of this disease.

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FASCISM 101: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says he wasn’t thinking about the Bill of Rights when he issued social distancing orders to stem the spread of the Coronavirus

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Trenton NJ, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says he wasn’t thinking about the Bill of Rights when he issued social distancing orders to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

“That’s above my pay grade, Tucker,” Murphy said Wednesday on Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight.” “So, I wasn’t thinking of the Bill of Rights when we did this. We went to all — first of all — we went to the scientists who said people have to stay away from each other.”

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NJ Continues to Fail to Protect High Risk Nursing Home Populations From COVID-19

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Andover NJ, an anonymous tip led to the New York Times let to the discovery of 17 bodies crowded into a four-person morgue at one of New Jersey’s largest nursing homes. Andover Police found the bodies this week at the Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation Center I and II in Sussex County, in northern New Jersey.

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Ryan Ang : This Friday’s handle training sessions 3:30-4:00

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Rochelle Park NJ, Filipino-American teen trainer Ryan Ang is back at it keeping kids safe against COVID-19 by encouraging them to stay home and instead get basketball training online – and this very welcome news for basketball-crazy Filipinos as Luzon Island has been declared under quarantine.

The 16-year-old Ang went on live streaming over Instagram and Facebook live on Friday, March 17, 2020,(3:30-4:00) to provide free Ang1 Trainings on ball handling to his students and anyone interested in basketball.

 

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Reopen New Jersey’s State Parks

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Dear Governor Murphy,

We recognize the incredibly difficult challenges you face every day as our beloved State battles the COVID-19 crisis. We have and remain supportive of you and your Administration as we go through this trying time together.

Your decision to close our State parks, however, is wrong for public health and our State’s residents. Your complete closure of parks appears to be based purely on anecdote and without any data or health science to support that decision. As you have repeatedly observed, access to fresh air and exercise for our citizenry, especially during this stressful time, is paramount. For that reason, safely and responsibly using our State’s open spaces should continue to be encouraged, not prohibited.

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Mayo Clinic says it has capacity to deliver testing needed to reopen the Minnesota economy

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Saint Paul MN,Mayo Clinic officials said Tuesday that the health giant has enough testing capacity to meet Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s benchmarks to reopen businesses after a weeks-long near-shutdown over the coronavirus pandemic.

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Top 5 Countertop Water Filters and Their Pros and Cons

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In the recent past, water safety has become a rising concern. As a result, countertop water filters have quickly found their way to a majority of people’s homes. First, water filters are known for their ability to eliminate some contaminants in the water, hence boosting both the taste and smell. Also, they are quite affordable as compared to adding whole-house systems. Besides, you can’t ignore the fact that water filters are easy to set up. This works to your advantage, especially if you happen to live in a rented place, and for a short time. If you are considering buying your first-ever countertop water filter, the high chances are that you are lost in between the many options available in the market. 

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The Link Between Vitamin C and Optimal Immunity

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Most animals internally synthesize high amounts of vitamin C. Humans lack this ability and are entirely dependent on dietary or supplement ascorbate sources to remain alive. In addition to its vital role in maintaining the body’s collagen structure, vitamin C augments numerous components of the immune system.
By Chad Robertson.
In 1937, the Nobel Prize in Physiology was awarded to Albert Szent-Gyorgyi for his research on vitamin C. At the time, vitamin C was a rare commodity and could only be extracted from adrenal glands or massive amounts of orange juice.

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