Tag: Ridgewood Moms and dads
>Notice from the Ridgewood Blog
>From Congressman Garrett ‘s Office
>Dear Friends:
On the eve of the anniversary of our nation’s independence, as we prepare to enjoy family and friends, parades and picnics, and, of course, fireworks, let us all take a moment to remember the men and women who make our freedom possible. If you know a soldier, sailor, airman, or Marine who is serving now to keep this nation safe or if you know a veteran who has made the freedom we now enjoy possible, please take a moment to say thank you.
May God bless the men and women in uniform, and may God bless America.
Sincerely,
Scott Garrett
Member of Congress
>My chair is in place….
>Lucky Brand Jeans Opens
>Road Department notice :
>Their will be major construction at Hawthorne Place, Berkshire Road, Midwood Road at this time. The repaving will continue till next week.
>Council members unanimously voted to reappoint David T. Pfund
>The Village Council held its 2006 Reorganization Meeting on Saturday, July 1 @ 12 noon in the Village Courtroom. Council members unanimously voted to reappoint David T. Pfund as Mayor. Betty G. Wiest was unanimously reappointed as Deputy Mayor. The terms of both Mr. Pfund and Ms. Wiest will expire on July 1, 2008. In other reorganization related business, the Council renewed Matthew S. Rogers’ contract as Village Attorney and made numerous appointments to the Zoning and Planning Boards.
>Community Alert!
>Community Alert! Please be advised that the Ridgewood Police Department is asking Ridgewood residents to be extra vigilant this week because of an incident that occurred on Thursday afternoon, May 25, at approximately 3:20 PM, on West Ridgewood Avenue between North Hillside and North Murray Avenue. An unshaven, older white male wearing a red shirt and red baseball cap confronted two 13-year-old girls on the sidewalk. The Police are asking parents to discuss this incident with their children and advise them if they witness any similar event to go to any adult immediately and contact the Ridgewood Police Department. Timing is critical.
>sights around the village…
>Stock Market got you down?
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Stock Market got you down?
Bond yields are not quite enough?
Not really sure what your investments are doing?
Don’t know weather to buy or sell?
Unsure weather you should go with tax free or taxable investments?
Don’t know which retirement plan is right for you?
Should you take profits or let it ride?
If you are looking for the answers to these or any other investment questions, contact me today for a FREE portfolio review. That’s James Foytlin in Ridgewood toll free at 1(888)599-1188 or (201)652-3003
*And remember investments entail risks, past performance is not an indication of future results
>Truck Ban….
>Police Chief William Corcoran and Village Engineer Christopher Rutishauser recently presented Mayor David Pfund and Village Council members with several recommendations aimed at improving pedestrian and vehicular traffic safety in the downtown business district. One of the proposed ordinances would ban ALL truck deliveries in Ridgewood’s Central Business District between the hours of 10:00 AM and 11:00 PM. Yes, that’s correct, no truck deliveries anywhere downtown for a 13 hour period, 7 days per week! It is possible the proposal would include deliveries being made by drivers for FedEx, UPS, and the US Postal Service.
>Back Rent
>During the Village Council’s May 24th Work Session, Councilman Jacques Harlow publicly revealed that the Social Services Association of Ridgewood, Inc. hasn’t made a rent payment for their headquarters at 6 Station Plaza in over seven (7) years. The property, formerly a baggage/freight office for now defunct Erie Lackawanna Railroad, is owned by the Village of Ridgewood. Councilman Harlow estimated that Social Services owes the VOR approximately $12,000 in back rent. Social Services’ lease for the property expired in 2002.
>Breaking News:
>It appears as thoughDr. John Porter has gotten the job in San Jose, California.
>Fly on the wall reports….
>RAHP (Ridgewood Academy of Health Professionals) is paying the tuition for approximately 15 students to attend Bergen Community College and will add an additional 10-15 students this fall for a total of 30 students whose tuition is being paid by our Board?

























