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Ridgewood NJ, watching football is a pastime embedded into American culture. Even people who don’t care for the sport much still tune in to watch the annual “big game.”
Continue reading 3 Reasons Why Watching the Super Bowl Is Good for You
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Hackensack NJ, Friday morning at approximately 10:45am City of Hackensack Fire Department First Platoon’s Ladder 1 and Deputy 1 responded to 375 Huyler Street South Hackensack on reported explosion and hazardous materials release.
Continue reading Hackensack Explosion Causes Hazardous Materials Release
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Ridgewood NJ, and this particular picture is best left without any words from our staff. However, feel free to provide us with yours.
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Ridgewood NJ,. it has come to the attention of The Ridgewood Blog that Councilwoman Siobhan Winograd is cross-posting from her official, and hopefully unrestricted, Facebook page (see accompanying photo) over to a restricted Facebook Group’s page. Following her cross-posts, there are back and forth discussions between the Councilwoman and members of the restricted Facebook Group. Most of these recent discussions concern proposed development plans for the Schedler property.
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Newark NJ, NJ TRANSIT is taking steps toward enhancing Newark Penn Station by making key upgrades to the station’s air conditioning system. NJ TRANSIT’s Board of Directors has approved a contract to replace two chillers and two cooling towers, which will provide reliable cooling for the foreseeable future. Chillers at this station provide air conditioning for all interior spaces, including electrical equipment rooms necessary for station operations.
Continue reading Newark Penn Station To Get Major Air Conditioning System Upgrade
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Trenton NJ, Senator Anthony M. Bucco said statewide electricity rate hikes that will take effect this summer highlight the risk to consumers of Governor Phil Murphy’s extreme green energy plan that would phase out natural gas and force New Jerseyans to switch to electric appliances and expensive electric vehicles.
Continue reading Rising Electric Bills Show Risk of Murphy’s Plan to Electrify Everything
Pressure washing is an efficient and effective way to remove dirt, stains, and contaminants from surfaces. Pressure washing relies on pressure and water for its effectiveness, but the actual pressure and water flow is often controlled by software. Read on to learn all about the importance of pressure washing software and pressure washer trailer systems and what it can do for you.
Continue reading Pressure Washer Software and How They are Disrupting Home Cleaning
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Newark NJ, on Thursday, the UK and US governments imposed sanctions against seven Russian citizens for their involvement in the development of TrickBot, Ryuk and Conti Trojans.
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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Police Department is warning residents who warm up their car , make sure its locked.
Continue reading Ridgewood Resident Warming Up Car has it Stolen Right From their Driveway
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Trenton NJ, the 2021 Republican nominee for Governor Jack Ciattarelli celebrated National Pizza Day by supporting some of the many small businesses making New Jersey proud. Jack clearly knows how to eat pizza correctly ,notice the folding of the slice and the standing hunch, perfect form as he takes a bite . Folks that’s how its done !
Continue reading Jack Ciattarelli Celebrates National Pizza Day in Style
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Ridgewood NJ, the Ridgewood Board of Education (BOE) is currently conducting an extensive search for a new Schools Superintendent. Information about the BOE’s search process is posted on their publicly accessible website:
Continue reading And the Next Ridgewood Village Manager will be – Ta Da!
new “turf tax” ?
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Ridgewood NJ, saying it was an idea previously discussed, although not saying who it was supposedly discussed with, Councilwoman Siobhan Winograd recently spoke publicly about the Village possibly imposing a $10 per player fee in order to establish a “sinking fund” for future use in the repair/replacement of Village owned artificial turf fields. The fee would likely be imposed for players of traveling teams only said the Councilwoman.
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Continue reading Hackensack Police Make Arrest in the “Kicked Down the Door” Apartment Break-in
