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Ridgewood Chamber Annual Restaurant Week Sun, January 23, 2022 – Thu, January 27, 2022

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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Chamber Annual Restaurant Week Sunday January 23, 2022 – Thursday, January 27, 2022. Eat in or take out $30.22 per person . Look for the free grab and go 15 minute parking .

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What sets online baccarat apart from traditional baccarat?

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Baccarat dates back before computers, cellphones, and the internet. For a long time, learning to play baccarat necessitated a trip to the local brick-and-mortar casino. Going to Sikkim or Goa only to learn how to play online baccarat is a nuisance for Indian players, which is why playing baccarat online is so much better.

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Students & Taxpayers to Pay for Rutgers Athletics’ $73M Deficit

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New Brunswick NJ, Senator Michael Testa blasted Rutgers University for forcing overburdened students and New Jersey taxpayers to pick up the tab for a $73 million deficit after spending on athletics reached a record high of $118 million during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Time for the NJ Legislator to Do Their Job and Take Back Power Ceded to Executive Branch

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Trenton NJ, Senator Edward Durr said a nonsensical executive order issued by Governor Phil Murphy yesterday further demonstrates why the New Jersey Legislature must act to limit the emergency powers of the Executive Branch.

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Common Mistakes Beginners Make When Playing Baccarat

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Baccarat, like any other game, has its learning curve. Many people find it simple to learn, while others find it difficult. Regardless of how you feel at first, things will become much more manageable after you grasp how the game works. Like other casino table games, being successful in เล่นบาคาร่า requires a lot of chance. There are still plenty of opportunities to make both excellent and bad choices. Here are some common baccarat blunders that new players make when learning the game.

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NJCU School of Business and Bank of America Partner to Drive Upward Mobility through Solid Employment Skills

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Jersey City NJ, Bank of America and New Jersey City University (NJCU) have announced a historic partnership whereby the company will invest $560,000 in the NJCU School of Business and its Career Services Center. This unique grant is the largest single corporate gift and most significant investment in career development in NJCU’s history. The investment is in the form of a four-year grant that will address racial, ethnic, and income inequality and help students of color successfully complete the education and training necessary to enter the workforce and embark on a path to success.

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NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development Announces $1M in Grant Funds to Support Degree Apprenticeship Programs

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Trenton NJ, The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) today announced $1 million in available grant funding to encourage the development of Degree Apprenticeship structures that integrate paid on-the-job learning with credit-bearing classroom education.

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What Makes Online Gambling So Popular?

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Over the last two decades, online gaming has exploded in popularity. People spend more time playing games, betting on sports, or enjoying poker games with their friends. As social media grows, it appears that more people are joining online gambling sites like ufabet daily. What is the appeal of online gambling?

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BERGEN COUNTY ZOO AWARDED $10,000 GRANT FOR CONSERVATION

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Paramus NJ, Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco, the Board of Commissioners, and the Bergen County Parks Department are pleased to announce the receipt of a $10,000 grant for a three-day conservation program at the Bergen County Zoo in Paramus.

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Congressman Jeff Van Drew Blasts Governor Phil Murphy on his latest, ‘get vaccinated or get fired’ Mandate

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Van Drew Unloads on Murphy for Ramping Up Vaccine Mandates by Adding Boosters and Eliminating the Testing Options for Healthcare Workers and Corrections Officers

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Trenton NJ, United States Congressman Jeff Van Drew released the following statement blasting New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy for his decision to impose one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the country by eliminating a weekly testing option for healthcare workers as well as corrections officers and instituting a new state policy that amounts to ‘get vaccinated or get fired.’

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No injuries Reported in Collision at the Intersection of South Maple Ave and Dayton Street Ridgewood

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Ridgewood NJ, no injuries reported in a collision between a mini van and Tesla sedan at the intersection of South Maple Ave and Dayton St, Ridgewood at approximately 8:30 AM on Saturday, 01/22. Ridgewood  firefighters attended to a crash related fluid spill from the mini van. Both vehicles were towed from the scene. Ridgewood Police ‘s Patrol Division investigated the crash.

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Ridgewood Public Library , “deeply disappointed” it did not receive a Grant through the NJ Library Construction Bond Act

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Ridgewood NJ, in March of 2021 Governor Phil Murphy  announced the launch of the second round of grant solicitations for the Library Construction Bond Act (LCBA), allocating $37.5 million in grants. This allocation is subject to change pending grant agreements from the first round of grant solicitations. The LCBA, which authorized $125 million in state bonds, was passed by New Jersey voters in November 2017 to improve public library facilities across the state in order to ensure the well-being and success of New Jersey residents.

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Bergan Healthcare Management Company Charged with Failing to Pay $29.5 Million in Payroll Taxes

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Wood-Ridge NJ,  a New York based insurance producer was arrested today for failing to pay $29.5 million dollars in payroll and unemployment taxes, and benefit plan fraud, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced.

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Stop & Shop and the township of Teaneck release joint statement saying there are no plans to shut Teaneck’s only supermarket

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Teaneck NJ, Stop & Shop  in Teaneck at 665 American Legion Drive will not be closing anytime soon. In a effort to dispel persistent rumors, Stop & Shop and the township of Teaneck have released a joint statement saying there are no plans to shut Teaneck’s only supermarket. The memo posted on the township website states that Teaneck “never asked or pressured” the store to close and that Stop & Shop is not looking to close or move.

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Failure to Recognize Natural Immunity Makes Murphy’s Vaccine Mandate More Confounding

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Trenton NJ, Senator Joe Pennacchio today challenged Governor Murphy to reconsider his aggressive vaccine mandate for health care workers in light of new evidence supporting the efficacy of natural immunity in people who have recovered from COVID infection.

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