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Upper Saddle River NJ, Rachel Simon, a 10-year-old from Upper Saddle River, has won a prestigious national writing award from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs for her heartwarming composition, “Grandma’s Matzoh Ball Soup.” The award, which was presented at a ceremony hosted by the Women’s Club of Upper Saddle River, came just in time for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
Technology is stepping into new evolutionary phases after every passing day. Similarly, the gaming industry is launching new games for modern technology lovers. The need for the best and most precise use of keyboards is also increasing with the advancement in every other field. That’s where the responsibility of keyboard production companies and brands increases, and many of them are gracefully meeting the standards of the modern world.
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Ridgewood NJ, the West Village of Ridgewood is once again gearing up to transform into a festive fall celebration for the community’s 5th Annual West Village Oktoberfest. People of all ages are invited to enjoy hayrides to the Heights, shop local vendors, listen to live music and indulge in seasonal food and drinks.
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Paramus NJ, Stew Leonard’s chefs and wine specialists are taking over the farm fresh food store’s Garden State locations with their first-ever Food & Wine Festival! The Paramus location will host the event on Saturday, October 12 while the Clifton location’s event will take place on Saturday, October 19. Both festivals will run from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. and feature samples of Stew Leonard’s most-loved dishes alongside our best-selling wine, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks.
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Ridgewood NJ, at the Village Council meeting on September 30, the Ridgewood Police Department presented the results of a comprehensive traffic study, conducted in partnership with Bergen County, to address increasing traffic and accidents at key intersections. The study focused on finding low-cost solutions to improve traffic flow and safety at the intersection of Oak St. and East Glen Ave., while also maximizing control at North Maple Ave. and East Glen Ave.
Buying a new car can be stressful. If you are in the market for one, you need to do everything you can to mitigate stress. There are many different ways of doing this. Unfortunately, without experience, it can be hard to come up with strategies for stress prevention. This post will eliminate the need for experience because it will tell you everything you need to know about making a new car purchase as smooth as possible. Here’s everything you need to know:
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Emotions often run high after a car crash, making it easy to overlook critical steps that can safeguard your rights and future. Whether it’s a minor fender-bender or a more severe collision, knowing how to navigate the complex world of insurance claims, police reports, and potential legal action is crucial. This guide aims to give you the vital information needed to make informed decisions and protect yourself after an accident.
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Englewood Cliffs NJ, the borough has agreed to pay $7 million to the developer of 800 Sylvan Avenue to settle a long-standing lawsuit over affordable housing. Additionally, it will pay $1.3 million more to settle a tax appeal, bringing the total payout to $8.3 million. This settlement resolves claims that the borough violated terms of an affordable housing agreement, with the developer initially seeking $66.5 million in damages.
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Hackensack NJ, early Thursday morning, the City of Hackensack Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at Hackensack University Medical Center. At 6:38 a.m., dispatch received a call from Gamewell box #148 at 30 Prospect Avenue, indicating an activated fire alarm at the medical center. Fire crews from Engine 1, Engine 2, Engine 4, Rescue 1, Ladder 1, and Deputy 4 were immediately dispatched to the scene.
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Ridgewood Nj, this week, a massive solar flare erupted from the Sun’s surface, marking the largest solar event since 2017. Solar flares are powerful bursts of electromagnetic radiation that reach Earth in about eight minutes, traveling at the speed of light. While these flares can disrupt satellite and radio communications, most people won’t notice much impact in their daily lives.
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Tenafly NJ, in a closely contested referendum, Tenafly voters have officially approved a $76 million proposal for school improvements. The final results, certified on Wednesday, came after a nail-biting vote on Sept. 17 that was too close to call on election night. After all mail-in and provisional ballots were counted, the proposal was passed by a slim margin of 1,199 votes in favor and 1,187 opposed.
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Fair Lawn NJ, Fair Lawn has received a significant boost for the restoration of its historic Naugle House with a $537,000 state grant. This funding will support ongoing efforts to transform the Dutch Colonial-era home into a community meeting space and educational center focused on the American Revolution and the region’s underserved communities.
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Ridgewood NJ, after months of concerns about a looming recession, the U.S. economy is showing signs of resilience, with September’s surprising job growth offering a ray of hope for a soft landing. In a month where many expected signs of a slowdown, the U.S. unemployment rate actually fell, and job growth exceeded all forecasts, signaling that the Federal Reserve’s strategy might be working.
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