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Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales

>Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales

HH collectibles, toys and more garage sale this weekend

Get ready for halloween and gifts for this holiday season! We will have great stuff for kids and adults. Kids halloween costumes, great kids toys (legos, blocks, dolls, dora), baby stuff, books, movies, pink playhouse, motorized ride on fire engine for kids, gently used winter kids clothes/shoes, vintage knick knacks, collectibles, almost new furniture, yard stuff and much more. This weekend Saturday & Sunday 10 am- 4pm. No early birds please! 793 Arrow Lane, Ridgewood NJ

GIANT GARAGE SALE 10/8/2011 Only
9 AM – 3 PM

Queen Sized Bedroom Furniture set ( Head board, armoire, dresser w/mirror, nightstands) and other various furniture peices. Clothes both new with tags still on items and used items. Aditional items to be sold both new and used; baby items, kitchen appliances, crystal, glassware, serving peices, books, outdoor items, etc. Everything must go Saturday.

614 Grove St. Ridgewood, NJ 07450

Yard Sale Friday and Saturday Oct 7 & 8 – 10 am to 3 pm
319 Fairmount Avenue, Ridgewood (btwn Morningside and N. Monroe)

Something for everyone!  Household, childrens toys and furniture, books, a sofa, TV, bikes, train table, bags, framed pictures, glider, and many more nice items.

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>Occupy Wall Street ‘Stands In Solidarity’ With Obama Front Group

>Occupy Wall Street ‘Stands In Solidarity’ With Obama Front Group
 
Why is the official OWS website in league with lobbying fronts for the Wall Street-backed Obama White House?

Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Fears expressed by some that the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement is being hijacked by the Democratic Party establishment have intensified after the official OWS website announced that it “stands in solidarity” with MoveOn.org, a lobbying group for the Wall Street-backed Obama administration.

The front page of the https://occupywallst.org/ proudly announces that numerous union groups will be present in New York today to join demonstrators in marches taking place this afternoon.

“Together we will protest this great injustice. We stand in solidarity with the honest workers of….MoveOn.org,” states the website, as well as listing numerous other organizations.

https://www.infowars.com/occupy-wall-street-stands-in-solidarity-with-obama-front-group/

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>Ridgewood residents tour flood-damaged Village Hall

>Ridgewood residents tour flood-damaged Village Hall

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2011
BY KELLY EBBELS
STAFF WRITER
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS

After Village Hall was inundated with 3 feet of water in Hurricane Irene’s wrath, the village is grappling with how to protect its treasured building from future catastrophes.

On Monday, Mayor Keith Killion and administrative staff of the village brought residents through the facility’s ground floor to survey the damage, then held an open discussion to entertain ideas from the roughly dozen residents – including builders and architects – who came to listen and contribute.

The building suffered about $200,000 in losses, village officials have reported, including about $90,000 in wall damages and mold abatement on the first level. Four feet of sheetrock was pulled from the walls of the ground floor, which holds the Annie Zusy Youth Center and the Patrick Mancuso Senior Center, as well as a meeting room, an employee lounge, restrooms, a police gym and storage space.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/131139783_Ridgewood_residents_tour_flood-damaged_Village_Hall.html

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>Pedestrian Struck, Franklin and Chestnut on Wednesday

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Pedestrian Struck, Franklin and Chestnut on Wednesday
by Boyd Loving

(RIDGEWOOD- NJ) A pedestrian was struck at the intersection of Franklin Avenue and Chestnut Street at approximately 5:20 PM on Wednesday.  The adult male victim was in a crosswalk when he was struck by a Honda minivan.

The victim was alert and conscious upon the arrival of Ridgewood PD, Ridgewood Fire and Ridgewood EMS units.  Also responding were paramedics from The Valley Hospital.

Ridgewood Police Chief John Ward was at the scene interviewing witnesses and assisting with the accident investigation.

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>Schools turn to peer mediation to battle bullying

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Schools turn to peer mediation to battle bullying

Instilling character education and anti-bullying lessons into the daily fabric of school curriculum has been a longtime venture in many New Jersey districts.

But the advent of the state’s revised law regarding harassment, intimidation and bullying incidents — considered the strictest in the nation — has brought anti-bullying measures into the forefront in every district. The tough legislation was catalyzed by the suicide last year of Rutgers-New Brunswick freshman Tyler Clementi, who felt harassed over being gay.  (Rothschild, Gannett)

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>NJ Transit approves settlement for state to repay FTA for Hudson River ARC tunnel money

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NJ Transit approves settlement for state to repay FTA for Hudson River ARC tunnel money

NJ Transit board members officially signed off on a settlement with the Federal Transit Administration to repay $95 million of the $271 million advanced to the agency for work on the canceled second Hudson River tunnel project.

The board voted unanimously on the pact at a special telephone meeting of the board of directors Tuesday morning. State and federal officials announced the settlement last Friday afternoon.  (Higgs, Gannett)

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>Teen bicyclist struck by car at Ridgewood intersection

>Teen bicyclist struck by car at Ridgewood intersection

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2011
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS

A bicyclist was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of North Irving Street and East Ridgewood Avenue on Tuesday night, authorities said.

According to Ridgewood Police Chief John Ward, the bicyclist, a 17-year-old Ridgewood resident, was traveling east on the northern sidewalk of East Ridgewood Avenue. When the bicyclist entered the crosswalk at the road’s intersection with North Irving Street, the vehicle, driving north from South Irving Street, had already proceeded across the intersection and struck the bicyclist.

The driver reported that the cyclist suddenly appeared in front of him and he did not have adequate time to stop, Ward said. A witness on the scene confirmed the driver’s report, according to Ward. No summonses were issued to the driver.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/131150228_Ridgewood_teen_struck_by_car_while_riding_bike_in_crosswalk.html

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>WEST BERGEN CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH

>WEST BERGEN CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH

West Bergen Mental Healthcare
120 Chestnut Street • Ridgewood • New Jersey • 07450-2500 • 201-444-3550 • Fax 201-652-1613
https://www.westbergen.org

West Bergen Mental Healthcare, a non-profit counseling and psychiatric center, is now offering a 5-week workshop for siblings and cousins of children with Asperger’s Disorder and related diagnoses. The workshop is designed for 7 to 10 year olds and will cover topics such as tolerance, coping strategies, focusing on your relative’s strengths, disclosure, fairness, finding common ground, etc.

The workshop will be held on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. beginning October 19 through November 16 at West Bergen Center for Children and Youth, One Cherry Lane, Ramsey, NJ.

The fee for the workshop is $175 for the first child registered per family and $50 for each additional family member (verification of family relationship is required). Registration and payment are due by October 12, 2011. For further information or to register, please call Kelly Doyle at (201) 934-1160 ext. 7231.

Established in 1963 as a child guidance clinic, today West Bergen provides comprehensive services for all age groups with various levels of need. West Bergen Mental Healthcare recently celebrated being voted Number One in Client Satisfaction by the Mental Health Corporations of America’s National Survey for 2010. The Agency has earned this notable recognition seven times since 1998.

Contact: Carol Cohen, Director of Development, (201) 444-3550

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>Ridgewood school district begins ‘Week of Respect’

>Ridgewood school district begins ‘Week of Respect’

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2011
BY JOSEPH CRAMER
STAFF WRITER
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS

As district schools began their “Week of Respect” this week, designed to address some of the social issues facing students, the Board of Education (BOE) also made the topic of bullying a priority discussion at its public meeting on Monday.

Building representatives, as well as students and parents from the community, joined district administration and the BOE for a tripartite presentation on harassment, intimidation and bullying (HIB) issues that have been thrust into the national spotlight over the past year.

In addition to Superintendent Daniel Fishbein’s biannual report to the board on investigations into bullying incidents throughout the district, representatives from Ridge School presented a video project in honor of the “Week of Respect.” Fishbein also outlined activities being conducted at individual schools to raise awareness of HIB issues.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/131094653_Ridgewood_school_district_begins__Week_of_Respect_.html

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>Ridgewood House for Sale : Impressive Newer Ridgewood Colonial -Just Listed

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