Ridgewood NJ, the Village is excited to welcome Ridgewood native Kathleen Willett back to the Ridgewood Public Library for a talk, Q&A, signing and reception for her second book, “Anything for A Friend” on Tuesday, September 17th at 7:00 pm.
It’s easy to fall into the trap of believing that just because it is somewhat of a seller’s market regarding second-hand vehicles, you can simply post an ad, and someone will eventually turn up to buy the thing. Although this can happen in some situations, if you are seeking a speedy sale, you may want to look at alternative options open to you. This could range from the aforementioned advert (albeit with a little extra push from your side to ensure it gets seen by the right buyer) to chopping it in if you also happen to be in the market for a new set of wheels. So, with those points in mind, among others, we will take a look at perhaps the best ways to get your car sold asap and put some much-needed cash into your pocket.
Ridgewood NJ, Michael Lembo, was sworn in as a Lieutenant of the Ridgewood Police Department at the Wednesday evenings Village council meeting. Lt. Lembo graduated from the University of Scranton in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in history, and in 2020, graduated from Marist College, where he received his Master of Public Administration degree. Michael was promoted to Sergeant in 2015 and assigned to the Detective Bureau in 2018.
Pursuing higher education in Europe is an exciting and rewarding goal for many students. With world-class universities, diverse cultures, and numerous study opportunities, Europe is a top destination for international students. This guide will help you navigate the process, from choosing the right program to settling into your new academic life.
Ridgewood NJ, this issue has come up often over the years on the Ridgewood blog ,many people prefer to post anonymously and with good reason. Originally the Ridgewood blog adopted a policy of allowing anonymous posts to protect dissident parents for the School Board and Administrators . The policy became proven when Mayor Paul Aronsohn used the phone “civility” to curtail dissent and even enlisted the help of the old Bergen Record owners to go after Ridgewood dissenters and “gadflies”.
Expressing a dissenting opinion in public forums can sometimes lead to backlash, especially when it comes to hot-button topics like local sports or community projects. A recent example from Ridgewood demonstrates exactly why anonymity is often necessary for some individuals to feel safe sharing their views.
Ridgewood NJ, despite signs of a slowing economy, several major companies with a strong presence in New Jersey are ramping up hiring and increasing wages ahead of the holiday shopping season. In recent weeks, four prominent businesses have announced wage hikes or hiring sprees, signaling optimism even as the national unemployment rate rises and inflation remains a concern.
Addiction is a powerful force that grips millions of people worldwide, leaving them feeling helpless and trapped in destructive patterns. Substance abuse not only affects physical health but also mental, emotional, and social well-being. Breaking free from addiction may seem like an insurmountable challenge, but with the right strategies and support, recovery is possible. In this blog post, we’ll explore practical tips for overcoming substance abuse and regaining control over your life.
Ridgewood NJ, early yesterday morning, SpaceX successfully launched its groundbreaking Polaris Dawn mission from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This mission is set to push the boundaries of space exploration, taking its four-person civilian crew an astounding 870 miles above Earth—farther than any human has traveled since NASA’s Apollo missions to the moon. At over three times the height of the International Space Station, this journey marks a historic leap for private space travel.
Glen Rock NJ, a Huntington Station man has been charged with making threats against the lives of a local family in Glen Rock, according to police. The suspect, identified as 48-year-old John D. Joyce, was charged in late August and has since been released under New Jersey’s bail reform laws.
Maintaining your roof is an essential part of being a homeowner. Neglecting this important task can lead to costly repairs down the line, not to mention potential safety hazards for you and your family. However, the thought of climbing up on your roof and performing maintenance tasks can be daunting and overwhelming.
But fear not! With these 7 easy roof maintenance tricks, you can keep your roof in top condition without breaking a sweat or the bank. From simple cleaning methods to preventative measures, we’ve got you covered. Here are 7 easy roof maintenance tricks to avoid expensive repairs:
Maywood NJ, a 37-year-old man was tragically killed Tuesday morning following a motorcycle crash on Route 17 in Bergen County, according to local authorities.
Ridgewood NJ, a group of concerned parents has launched a new organization dedicated to promoting the idea of “No Smartphones Through 9th.” Their mission is simple yet powerful: to educate parents about the risks associated with smartphone use among tweens and teens. With growing evidence linking smartphones to mental health issues, this initiative aims to delay smartphone access until children are mature enough to handle the responsibilities that come with it. https://www.facebook.com/groups/nosmartphonesthrough9th
In today’s fast-paced world, many families find themselves balancing personal responsibilities alongside the care of loved ones. Home health aides (HHAs) have emerged as a vital resource, offering a range of services that ensure individuals receive the care they need within the comfort of their homes. This blog post aims to shed light on the diverse services that home health aides provide, helping you make an informed decision about their role in your family’s care plan.
Ho-Ho-Kus NJ, our living history continues with the Civil War event this Saturday, September 14th on the Hermitage grounds! The 6th NH Vols Co. C soldiers will demonstrate muskets drills, show genuine artifacts and discuss the challenges of camp life. There will be a blacksmith, a lace maker, spinners and other artisan demonstrators. And take a tour inside the house. A fun and informative day for the whole family. Saturday 10:00-4:00. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6-12, under 6 free, available at the gate. Parking is on the Hermitage grounds.