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Ridgewood NJ, a reader commented on the return of the controversial historic preservation consultant Peter Primavera and nicely sums up what’s next for the Village of Ridgewood.
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Glen Rock NJ, the adult male driver of an older model Honda Pilot sustained a minor leg injury when his vehicle crashed into a utility pole on Lincoln Avenue near Greenway Road, Glen Rock. The crash took place at approximately 2:45 PM on Tuesday, 06/27. Glen Rock Police and Glen Rock EMS responded to the incident. An ambulance transported the accident victim to St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center for treatment. A flatbed tow truck removed the heavily damaged SUV from the scene.
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Glen Rock NJ, Glen Rock Police Department Motor Unit Officer Adam Pyatak checks for additional occupants in a vehicle surrounded by water from flash flooding on Maple Avenue in Glen Rock. The vehicle’s adult female driver was uninjured.
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Washington DC, durable goods orders continued to rise . In May thanks to strong demand for transportation equipment and nondefense aircraft durable goods orders, including appliances, computers, cars and other manufactured goods, rose 1.7% in May from the month prior to a seasonally adjusted $288.2 billion, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.
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Ridgewood NJ, Peter Primavera, Jr., the controversial historic preservation consultant hired by the Ridgewood Village Council is back . In April Mr. Primavera outlined the scope of his proposed work for the Council after summarizing his educational background, professional credentials, and related work experience. At the time the Ridgewood blog reported on his dubious past which was ignored by the council .
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Fort Lee NJ, This year marked the 73rd anniversary of the Korean War. On Saturday, June 24th, the KAAFL – Korean American Association in Greater Fort Lee 포트리 한인회and VFW Cairola-Barber Post 2342 held a ceremony commemorating the anniversary. The event began at 10:30am at the Korean War Veterans Memorial Statue located at Abbott Boulevard & Central Boulevard.
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We were talking already about your happy work life, but what about making your cat happier? Are you a proud cat owner looking to bring extra joy to your furry friend’s life? Well, look no further! In this guide, we’ll explore some simple yet effective ways to make your beloved cat happier than ever before. Cats may be independent creatures but thrive on love, attention, and a stimulating environment. So, let’s dive right in and discover how to create a purrfectly blissful life for your feline companion!
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Hackensack NJ, the County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey annually awards scholarships to college, graduate and law students. Each scholarship is a one-year grant in the amount of $3,500.00 paid directly to the recipient. Scholarship recipients from previous years are ineligible. The County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey Inc. announces the availability of the following scholarships:
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Paramus NJ, Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco offered a BIG congratulations to recent Bergen Community College graduate Rene Bulnes for earning the $55,000 per year Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship- the most prestigious award for community college students! Rene was one of only 60 students to receive this year’s award.
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Continue reading Vintage Baseball, July 8, 2023 at Historic New Bridge Landing!
The VA disability claims process can be a complicated and confusing one. From filing the initial claim to appealing denials, veterans often find navigating this system difficult. To make matters worse, the process is constantly changing as new regulations are introduced or existing ones are amended. However, understanding the basics of how the system works and being aware of your rights as a veteran can help you successfully navigate this complex process. This guide will provide an overview of what you need to know about filing for VA disability benefits, including information on eligibility requirements, how to file a claim, appeals processes, and more. So, let’s get started!
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Twp. of Washington NJ, Twp of Washington suffered intermittent power failures after a pole cracked during Monday afternoons thunderstorm activity . Washington Township Police warned residents Ridgewood Road will be detoured until further notice at Beech and President for a utility pole that cracked in half. PSE&G is on the scene and no injuries were reported .
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the end of pubic education as we know it?
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Trenton NJ, on Tuesday night’s “Ask the Governor” radio program on WNYC, Governor Phil Murphy said he was “offended” and would be “vigilant to the max in fighting back” when asked about school policies that seek to involve parents in important issues affecting their children.
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New Brunswick NJ, as NJ Transit debates how to avert its budget shortfall, a majority of New Jerseyans oppose cutting transit services or raising fares to stabilize funding and close the fiscal gap, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.
