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>Student charged in connection with fire at Ridgewood High School Wednesday, January 5, 2011 LAST UPDATED: WEDNESDAY JANUARY 5, 2011, 4:49 PM BY KELLY EBBELS THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS Staff Writer
A 16-year-old Ridgewood High School (RHS) student was arrested Wednesday and charged with two counts of arson in connection with a fire Tuesday afternoon in the boys bathroom of the school’s north science wing, according to a spokesperson with the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office.
Students were evacuated from Ridgewood High School after a fire was reported in a boys bathroom on the second floor of the north science wing.
The student, whose name was not released because he is a juvenile, is alleged to have started a fire just after 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 4 by using a “Zippo style lighter” to ignite toilet paper in a stall’s dispenser, according to the BCPO report. The arrest followed an investigation by detectives with the BCPO’s Arson Squad along with detectives from the Ridgewood Police Department.
Expressing Elvis – Jan 8 Celebrating Elvis Presley’s Birthday in Poetry and Song
Ridgewood, NJ – January 8, 2011-“Elvis Presley is Alive and Well on Lincoln Avenue in Fair Lawn, New Jersey….” So reads the title of a poem by Maria Mazziotti Gillan.
On that same road but a little farther north — in Ridgewood — Elvis will be coming back. He will be alive and well — in poetry and song.
Since you may have wondered what to do after the New Year’s hoopla has quieted down, and after all the bowl games have been played, why not come out to get your own Elvis on?
Poets, we are sure that everyone has an Elvis poem or two. In honor of Elvis Presley’s birthday, why not join poets Maria Mazziotti Gillan, Laura Boss, James Gwyn, and others as they share their poems that include Elvis.
The event is on January 8, 2011, from 1-4 pm at Ridgewood Christian Reformed Church, 271 Lincoln Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ. Plenty of free parking. A large space to accommodate all manner of bards and balladeers. Express Elvis in verse or in any variety of expression. Come on out to listen or to participate. Tune up your guitar. Dust off your jumpsuit. It will be a memorable afternoon. It’s free. All are welcome.
UPDATE: Just thought you might like to know about a great new addition to this Saturday’s line-up. Not only poetry, song, but food as well! We’re excited to announce that Chef Jesse Jones(winner of Bergen County’s Ultimate Chef Competition, 2010). He will be contributing his culinary talents and unique style of Southern Cuisine to present a tasting of Elvis Presley’s favorite foods. Yes, we will be serving fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches!
Note to Poets: If you’d like to participate, please submit your intent to James Gwyn at [email protected] by Dec. 31st so he can get a reading list together. (In other words, RSVP.)
Note to Singers: Acoustic, please. There are some mics, but best to bring your own. (Also, please RSVP.)
Note to Impersonators: Calling El Vez. Is he still playing in town?
Gov. Chris Christie and his blue-ribbon panel unveiled Tuesday sweeping recommendations to overhaul New Jersey’s financially beleaguered higher-education system. (Mooney, PolitickerNJ)
A report issued by the New Jersey Public Interest Research Group Tuesday said state and federal gas taxes paid by drivers only cover half the cost to maintain and build roads, and it urged government officials to fund only the best projects that provide the most benefit. (Higgs, Asbury Park Press)
>Unless Christie’s pension reforms are enacted in 2011, New Jersey faces pension fund bankruptcy in 2018
In 2010, Governor Chris Christie confronted New Jersey’s crisis of affordability by successfully enacting a strengthened property tax cap and a budget with no tax increases. (Steinberg, PolitickerNJ)
New Jersey’s restrictive liquor-license laws have some owners of BYOB restaurants looking for ways to uncork their profit potential. (Fleisher, The Wall Street Journal)
To repeal the job-killing health care law and health care-related provisions in the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
IN THE HO– USE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. CANTOR (for himself and [see ATTACHED LIST of cosponsors]) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on ____________ A BILL To repeal the job-killing health care law and health carerelated provisions in the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
Read more at the Washington Examiner: https://washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/2011/01/cantors-obamacare-repeal-bill-goes-online#ixzz1A9x2ohxv
the Bill: https://rules-republicans.house.gov/Media/PDF/HR__-Repeal.pdf
>Village trying to clear up confusion over post-snowstorm garbage pickup Tuesday, January 4, 2011 BY MICHAEL SEDON THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS Staff Writer
Following the post-Christmas snowstorm and the end of 2010, normal Village of Ridgewood operations resumed after logistical confusion left some residents holding the garbage bag to start 2011.
The village missed some garbage pickups following the snowstorm last week. Last week’s snowstorm caused the regularly scheduled garbage pickup for Monday, Dec. 27 to be moved to Tuesday, said Frank Moritz, the village’s Director of Operations.
“When the snow came on Monday, we couldn’t pick the garbage up,” he said. “Everything is back on schedule now the way it should be, and it’s all in the (village) calendar” which was mailed to residents this week.
Snow removal took several days to complete, Moritz said, noting that the last remnants of the snowstorm were cleared from village-owned sidewalks on Sunday, Jan. 2, in time for the start of school after Christmas break.
01/04/11 7:30PM Planning Board Public Meeting – TONIGHT 01/05/11 7:30PM Village Council Work Session 01/05/11 7:30PM Village Council Public Meeting 01/11/11 7:30PM Board of Adjustment Public Meeting 01/12/11 8:00PM Village Council Public Meeting 01/18/11 7:30PM Planning Board Public Meeting
It was necessary for us to evacuate the building today at 2:35pm as a result of a fire in a workroom on the second floor of the Science wing. The fire department managed the situation and informed us when we could re-enter the building. Since some of the building was closed due to water and smoke, students with classes in the Science wing were directed to the campus center until the fire department allowed us to enter that area. Students were instructed to pick up their belongings in the Science classroom and exit the building. The area is being cleaned and will be prepared for school tomorrow. All scheduled activities for this evening will be conducted as planned.
>State opposes increasing retirement age for state troopers
Gov. Chris Christie wants to reform the state’s under-funded pension system, but the state continues to fight an effort by some 200 state troopers to increase the mandatory retirement age. (Method, Courier-Post)