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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — A routine motor vehicle stop conducted by members of the Ridgewood Police Department Detective Bureau on the afternoon of Thursday, July 10, 2025, led to the recovery of a stolen motorcycle and the arrest of its driver, authorities confirmed.
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BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — A former Fair Lawn School District employee arrested for alleged lewd acts inside a middle school building has been confirmed as a former substitute teacher in Ridgewood, authorities and school officials said.
Every successful food truck starts long before the first meal is served. Long before the windows open or the grill heats up, there’s a journey that unfolds—one that turns an idea into a fully operational mobile kitchen. For those dreaming of launching their own truck, understanding this process can make the difference between a smooth start and a frustrating scramble.
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Most people think of pests as a problem that arises when something has already gone wrong—an infestation that appears suddenly and demands urgent attention. But pest activity doesn’t happen in isolation. In fact, much of it is triggered by changing weather patterns and seasonal shifts that create the perfect conditions for insects and rodents to thrive.
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At some point, every homeowner faces the question: should I repair my heating and cooling system or replace it entirely? It’s not always a clear-cut answer. Whether you’re dealing with an older furnace, a struggling air conditioner, or an inconsistent indoor climate, knowing when to call for Columbus air conditioning repair—and when it’s time to invest in a new system—is crucial.
Continue reading When to Repair vs. Replace: Making Smart HVAC Decisions
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Ridgewood NJ, — The housing market across New Jersey and the nation continued its path toward rebalancing in June 2025, with a surge in active home listings, more price reductions, and a slower pace of sales, according to Realtor.com’s Monthly Housing Market Trends Report.
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — The streets of Ridgewood were alive with patriotic pride and community spirit as residents came together for the 2025 Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration, themed “The Road to Independence.” Organized by the Ridgewood Fourth of July Committee, a dedicated all-volunteer group, the event honored key milestones that led to America’s independence ahead of next year’s 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Restoration and bank stabilization efforts are now in full swing at Dunham Trail, a cherished 1.75-acre nature preserve along the Ho-Ho-Kus Brook, as Ridgewood Water works to protect critical infrastructure and enhance environmental safety.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey are now under criminal investigation by the Department of Justice (DOJ) for their alleged roles in the controversial Trump–Russia probe, according to DOJ sources reported by Fox News Digital.
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FAIR LAWN, NJ — A former employee of the Fair Lawn School District has been arrested and charged with multiple offenses following disturbing lewdness incidents at Thomas Jefferson Middle School, according to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office.
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TRENTON, NJ — Hundreds of thousands of New Jersey public employees, including teachers, police officers, and local government workers, could face major health care premium hikes in 2026, according to new recommendations presented by the state Treasury Department on July 9.
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TEANECK, NJ — A New York man was arrested and charged after allegedly harassing and robbing a Teaneck couple in connection with an official government action taken against his business, according to Teaneck Police Chief Andrew McGurr.
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SUSSEX COUNTY, NJ — A 28-year-old man from Franklin Lakes was hospitalized after being struck by lightning while golfing at Ballyowen Golf Club on July 8, according to the Hardyston Police Department.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a sweeping decision with national implications, the U.S. Supreme Court has given the green light for federal agencies to resume mass layoffs of government workers under President Donald Trump’s executive order, originally signed on February 11, 2025. The ruling lifts the largest remaining legal block on the administration’s controversial plan for massive federal workforce reductions, also known as Reductions in Force (RIFs).
As people age, many prefer to stay in their own homes instead of moving to a care facility. This is known as aging in place. It allows seniors to remain in a familiar environment, stay close to loved ones, and maintain their independence. With the right care and support, aging in place can be a safe and comfortable option.
Today, there are many senior care solutions designed to help older adults live at home longer. These services support health, safety, and day-to-day living needs. Here are some of the top care options that can make aging in place easier and more enjoyable.
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