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Ridgewood NJ , Discover the beauty inside small! Curator, Lisa D’Amico is excited to announce the fourth installment of her now annual juried small works exhibition, this year at The Stable Gallery, 259 N. Maple Ave., Ridgewood, New Jersey. Inside Small will be on view from August 2 through August 29, 2019. There will be an opening reception on Thursday, August 8th from 7pm to 9pm.
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Ridgewood NJ, according to the Ridgewood Police department over $6,000 worth of jewelry was stolen from a woman while she was a patient at Valley Hospital .
The Victim a from Wyckoff claims that $6,700 worth of jewelry was stolen from her personal belongings when she was a patient at on June 18th.
The theft was reported several days later to Ridgewood Police on June 24.
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Ridgewood NJ, according to the Ridgewood Police an Oak Street business reported that over $11,000 in checks were stolen from mail at the Ridgewood Post Office.
The business reported the checks were stolen from an envelope that was mailed at the post office at June 24.
The business reported mailing the checks and in a short time, the checks were cashed by someone other than the intended recipient.
photos courtesy of Mayor Ramon Hache
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RIDGEWOOD NJ, Ridgewood celebrated Independence Day in a big way, putting on one of the biggest parades in the region, complete with some exotic and vintage cars.
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Ridgewood NJ, A village of Ridgewood native and emerging artist becomes the third cyclist killed on New York City’s streets in the past week, and the 15th struck and killed this year.
NYC Police have identified and confirmed Devra Freelander, 28, as the victim. Living less than a mile from the where the crash occurred at the intersection of Boerum Street and Bushwick Avenue, in Brooklyn .
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the Ridgewood Fourth of July Committee
Ridgewood NJ, this is the 109th Ridgewood fourth of July parade !
Each year, the Fourth of July Celebration Committee chooses a theme that celebrates a certain aspect of American history or culture. The theme also serves as the basis for the float competition held among the town’s elementary schools.
The 2019 celebration theme as “ALL-AMERICAN SUMMER.” The theme aims to celebrate all things summer in America – backyard barbeques, baseball games, outdoor concerts, camping, fairs, cross country road trips, or driving to the Jersey shore – we all have a favorite!
Continue reading Ridgewood’s Parade History
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Ridgewood NJ, Due to repairs at the Ridgewood High School Stadium Field, both Stevens and Stadium Fields will not be available for 4th of July fireworks viewing. There will be no access to these fields.
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Ridgewood NJ, Every year during the 4th of July parade in Ridgewood, NJ local schools compete to have the best float in the parade. This year, Travell Elementary has a connected component to its float, a free AppStore app for your iPhone or iPad.
Continue reading Travell Elementary Has An App for the Ridgewood 4th of July Parade
Thursday, July 4, 2019
Schedule of Events
Flag Raising: 9:00 am – Wilsey Square
Parade begins 10:00 am (Rain or Shine) – South Monroe Street and Godwin Avenue:
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Ridgewood NJ, All Village of Ridgewood offices will be closed Thursday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. The Recycling Center will also be closed. There will be no Sanitation or Recycling Pick up Collection on that date. Please check your calendar for the adjusted pick up schedule.
All Village Offices will be open for business on Friday, July 5, 2019, 8:30A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
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Glen Rock NJ, the Glen Rock Police report that a Ridgewood man was arrested following a three-week investigation into a package theft at a Dunham Place home. The “porch pirate”
Alain D. Zaltzman, 20, was charged with theft. Zaltzman was identified with the help of the Saddle River Police Department following a motor vehicle stop .
Using the Victims RING doorbell surveillance system Glen Rock Detective Lucas Doney and a Saddle River police officer confirmed Zaltzman’s identity in the package theft incident .
Zaltzman was booked at Glen Rock Police Headquarters and released with a Glen Rock Municipal Court date of July 9th.
photos by Jay Goodrich
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Waldwick NJ, Ton Sunday Ridgewood Police ,Fire and EMS members took part in the Pink Heals Rally in Waldwick.
Continue reading Waldwick Pink Heals Rally For Two Little Warriors Cole And AJ
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PLANNING BOARD
AMENDMENT TO MEETING SCHEDULE
SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
In accordance with the provisions of the “Open Public Meetings Act,” please be advised that the Planning Board will hold a special public meeting on Tuesday, July 2, 2019, in the Village Hall Court Room, 131 North Maple Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ. The purpose of the meeting is to hold the Annual Reorganization Meeting beginning at 7:30 p.m. A regular business meeting will follow.
All meetings of the Ridgewood Planning Board (i.e., official public meetings, work session meetings, pre-meeting assemblies and special meetings) are public meetings which are always open to members of the general public.
Jane Wondergem
Secretary to the Board
Ridgewood Celebrates 125 Years
Ridgewood NJ, This year Ridgewood, NJ is celebrating its 125th anniversary! To commemorate the occasion, the Village of Ridgewood is holding a series of events to highlight various moments from the past, and to look forward to our future.
KNOW YOUR VILLAGE HISTORY: Elizabeth Hawes was an innovative fashion designer born in Ridgewood in 1903. She was an outspoken critic of the fashion industry, champion of ”ready to wear” and author of the book Fashion Is Spinach, published in 1938. After she graduated from RHS, she went to Vassar where she excelled in mathematics, chemistry and economics. Her interest in fashion compelled her to move to Paris in 1925 where she developed her method of designing by draping fabric on a wooden mannequin. Hawes returned to New York in 1928 where she was among the first Americans to establish their reputations outside of Paris haute couture. She was also a journalist, union organizer, champion of gender equality, and political activist. Elizabeth’s mother was education pioneer, Henrietta Hawes (yes, the elementary school!) whose wedding trousseau, bought in Paris, can be viewed at the current exhibit at Ridgewood Historical Society’s Schoolhouse Museum.
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Ridgewood NJ, out recent post of confusing signs of dogs are or are not allowed in the park gave rise to several readers sending photos of some strange signs around town .
