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Ridgewood NJ, Tesla’s latest clip of its Optimus humanoid robot shows it smoothly walking around one of its testing facilities. The robot can currently walk at around 0.6 meters per second, a 30% speed boost compared to the robot’s last appearance. Tesla is aiming for the robot to be eventually able to walk up to five miles per hour.
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Woodcliff Lake NJ, a Bergen County woman turned 104 years old yesterday and she shared her tips to living a long life. Sadie Murphy lives at the Woodcliff Lake Health & Rehabilitation Center. Her family celebrated her milestone with a big cake. Murphy says walking everywhere and drinking brandy Alexander cocktails has contributed to her living a long life. Sounds like a good sense of humor is also part of the mix.
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The Ridgewood area is home to many lovely walks and historic sites. Ridgewood has something for everyone, from the casual stroller to the more avid hiker. Here are three of the best historic places to visit on a walk in Ridgewood. If you like things to do while walking, you’re in for a lot of fun.
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photos by Boyd Loving
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Ridgewood NJ, resident Boyd Loving took some scenic shots of fall colors on Dunham Trail in Ridgewood . Dunham Trail is a 2.4 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located in Ridgewood, that features a waterfall and is good for all hiking skill levels. The trail is primarily used for walking, running, bird watching, and road biking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Continue reading Absolutely a Gorgeous Fall Walking Experience on the Dunham Trail in Ridgewood
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Ridgewood NJ, During this time, state parks and forests will continue to be open to the public for hiking and other passive recreation. Community health is crucial right now and exercising (walking, hiking, and biking) while observing social distancing practices can help ensure public health.
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