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Ridgewood NJ, the Ridgewood Village Council has proposed the development of an inclusive playground designed to accommodate children of all abilities at the Schedler property—but the plan has sparked growing concern among parents, especially within the special needs community.
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Ridgewood NJ, as record heat scorches the eastern U.S., power outages are sweeping the country—from Queens to Ohio to Philadelphia—exposing the fragility of America’s aging energy infrastructure. The culprit? A massive heat dome, extreme summer demand, and an AI-fueled electricity surge that’s straining the grid like never before.
Who Is Elizabeth MacDonough—and Why Is She Stalling Major Budget Reforms in Washington?
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a stunning turn of events, Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough has singlehandedly halted over $2 trillion in proposed savings aimed at cutting waste and reducing the national deficit. Most Americans may not even be aware of her role, but she’s now being called the most powerful—and controversial—person in Washington.
Bergen County Town Sees Surge in Hit-and-Run Incidents; Authorities Urge Witnesses to Come Forward
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GLEN ROCK, NJ — The Glen Rock Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in solving a troubling series of hit-and-run accidents that occurred throughout the town over the past two weeks. Officials are urging anyone with information to contact the department directly as investigations continue.
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With traditional online casinos generating benefits, it was only a matter of time that the undeniable need for more and bigger would fuel the growth of the iGaming industry. That answer came from the dawn of sweepstakes casinos. While the concepts of sweepstakes has been around for decades, it drew new meaning during the 2020 shutdown.
With players being forced to stay home, they turned to the meteoric rise of sweepstakes casinos, they have been exploded ever since. Like anything, there are great pros and some cons with social iGaming. This guide highlights the key pros and some of the cons to consider as you consider joining social iGaming.
Nationwide Surge in Protein Supplement Use Raises Red Flags for Teen Health
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Hackensack NJ, a recent health warning has spotlighted a potential link between regular protein shake consumption and an increased risk of colon cancer, especially concerning given the sharp rise in protein supplement use among teenagers. According to the latest National Poll on Children’s Health, nearly 2 in 5 parents report their teen has consumed protein powders, bars, or shakes in the past year, with usage more common among teen boys than girls.
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Ridgewood Nj, after two years its not getting any better , the “squirrel proof” $59k Garbage Cans for the central business district have proven not only over priced but poorly designed for the task at hand.
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Lula, the recently opened seasonal New American restaurant located in the heart of Ridgewood, has earned three stars from New Jersey Monthly magazine, a recognition that has quickly placed it among North Jersey’s most notable dining destinations.
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WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ — A tragic 2024 crash that killed a Woodcliff Lake family has led to a federal lawsuit against Tesla, filed by the surviving son, Max Dryerman. The lawsuit alleges that Tesla’s Autopilot system failed to prevent a deadly crash involving a 2024 Tesla Model S, resulting in the deaths of David, Michele, and Brooke Dryerman on the Garden State Parkway in Woodbridge.
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TEANECK, NJ — A Teaneck man previously arrested for burglarizing a local high school earlier this year is back in custody after being charged with several new burglaries, according to Chief Andrew McGurr of the Teaneck Police Department.
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HACKENSACK, NJ — Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the arrest of Tahjee H. Goodwin, 35, of Newark, in connection with a 2024 shooting incident on Newman Street in Hackensack. The arrest marks the latest development in a year-long joint investigation conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office, under Chief Matthew Finck, and the Hackensack Police Department, led by Chief Michael Antista.
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Ridgewood NJ, join Ars Musica Chorale for its TWO Summer Sings this season! We’ll be kicking things off with the ever beloved Brahms Requiem on July 15th. On August 26th, we’ll have a sneak preview of some music that will be featured throughout the 2025-2026 season, Poulenc’s Gloria and Handel’s Messiah (Part 1). Both sings will be hosted at the Unitarian Society of Ridgewood, all music will be provided, and a $10 donation is suggested. Please join us! www.arsmusica.org
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FORT LEE, NJ — Authorities confirmed over the weekend that the two individuals found dead in a Fort Lee home last week were siblings, according to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office.
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Early morning traffic was affected on Friday, June 27, as Ridgewood Water conducted an important infrastructure upgrade on Glen Avenue, between Oak Street and Upper Boulevard, near the Ridgewood Art Institute. The project marks a critical milestone in the construction of the new Glen Avenue Booster Station, which is designed to improve water flow to low-pressure areas in both Ridgewood and Midland Park.
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TRENTON, NJ — in a significant leadership change on the Gateway Development Commission, Governor Phil Murphy has replaced Janine Bauer, a long-serving member and transportation attorney, with Victor Herlinsky Jr., an attorney and political insider with experience in regional governance.
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