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Get Hooked! Help Yarn Bomb Ridgewood: The Village of Ridgewood Needs Your Granny Squares NOW!

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Outside AiR Committee Seeks Crafters to Donate Colorful Knitted & Crocheted Squares by November 1st for Whimsical Winter Art Installation

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Ridgewood, NJ – It’s time to break out your yarn, needles, and hooks! The Outside AiR (Art in Ridgewood) Committee is planning a unique and cozy art installation to inject color and warmth into the Village this winter, and they are calling on all local crafters for help.

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A Ridgewood Landmark! Bamboo House Celebrates 38 Years of Success

The Bamboo House Celebrates 30 years in Ridgewood

38 Years Strong! The Inspiring Story of Bamboo House, Ridgewood’s Second Oldest Restaurant

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Ridgewood, NJ – Cheers to a true Village icon! Bamboo House, a beloved Chinese restaurant, officially celebrated its remarkable 38th anniversary on October 1st. This incredible milestone solidifies its status as one of the many small businesses that give Ridgewood, New Jersey, its unique, special charm.

Thirty-eight years in the competitive restaurant industry is a phenomenal achievement, and the story behind Bamboo House is nothing short of inspiring.

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Cops in N.J. now earn over $100K.

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Ridgewood Village Bergen 13 median years of service  $145,874

Updated on May 9, 2017 at 4:43 PM Posted on May 9, 2017 at 8:13 AM

By Carla Astudillo

castudillo@njadvancemedia.com,

NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

New Jersey cops now earn a median salary of more than six figures, state treasury data shows.

An NJ Advance Media analysis of public employee salary data found that the median salary for more than 19,000 municipal police officers was $105,106 as of the end of 2016.

That’s an increase of about $14,400, or 16 percent, from what it was seven years ago when The Star-Ledger did the same analysis.

The analysis also showed that 60 percent of municipal police officers made at least $100,000 in 2016 – up from 30 percent in 2009.

The data also shows that the towns with the highest median salaries were wealthier suburban towns with very little crime and higher costs of living, and were mostly in Bergen County.

https://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2017/05/how_much_is_the_median_cop_salary_in_your_town.html#databaselink