June 23,2014
Ridgewood NJ, The 4th of July Committee has spotted this past Sunday, the first chairs out for the parade! A whooping 13 days in advance of Ridgewood’s 4th of July Celebration might be a new record!
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This is getting ridiculous. Two weeks in advance? I say the Streets Department should get out there and collect all of them and throw them out or make you come and pick them up. I’ve almost run over a few along Linwood that have blown out into the street. People trip over them on Ridgewood Ave.
Does anyone know if Governor Christie (and putative POTUS candidate) will appear in this year’s parade?
Another major lawsuit waiting to happen, just like the drones at RHS.
Dam union thugs putting those chairs out.
lol
I hope he is not coming, and for the chairs if they fall into the road they are gone, the crews will pick them up and they will go right into the truck.
some people got some set of balls, how the hell can the parks cut the grass now. this shit was put out on june 21, come on. this needs to stop.and some of these people are the one’s who leave them behind after july 4th.
most of us say bull shit.
OMG were bitching about chairs now?
I’ve narrowly escaped driving over them in the past when they were blown into the street. It’s a charming tradition but it’s hazardous. Always used to start the night before or maybe a day or two–not like this.