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MONTVALE, NJ — After more than a century as a cornerstone of Bergen County agriculture, the DePiero Farmstand and Greenhouses has officially closed its doors. The farm, founded in 1924 by Italian immigrants Dante and Inez DePiero, survived economic downturns, shifting consumer habits, and decades of development — but this week, the family-run business officially handed its legacy over to the Borough of Montvale.
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Ridgewood, NJ – The Village of Ridgewood has officially received final approval from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) for the future of the Zabriskie-Schedler property, marking the end of years of planning and debate. The decision paves the way for a unique blend of historic preservation and modern recreation that will benefit residents for generations.
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RIDGEWOOD, NJ — August 26, 2025 — History buffs, students, and day-trippers now have a new way to explore the Garden State. NJ TRANSIT has officially launched its “Jersey Journeys: Every Stop Tells a Story” campaign — an interactive map that highlights more than 150 historic sites and landmarks across New Jersey, all easily accessible by bus, rail, or light rail.
In the ever-evolving landscape of New York City construction, proactive safety planning has become a defining feature of successful projects. For safety consultants like Menotti Enterprise, the shift from reactive measures to strategic foresight isn’t just a trend—it’s a necessity. With construction activity rising across boroughs and regulations tightening, companies are recognizing that the best way to prevent accidents is to predict and eliminate risks before they emerge.
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TikTok has revolutionised the way brands connect with audiences, offering unprecedented opportunities for viral success. Yet, the platform can feel like a mystery. Why do some brands explode in popularity seemingly overnight, while others struggle to gain even a modest following? The answer lies in understanding the unique dynamics of TikTok’s algorithm, user behaviour, and strategic growth techniques.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a historic first for the Federal Reserve, Board Governor Lisa Cook announced she is filing a lawsuit to challenge her dismissal by President Donald Trump, marking the first-ever termination of a Fed governor in the central bank’s 111-year history.
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PARK RIDGE, NJ — A recall effort against Park Ridge Board of Education member Robert Fisher has been officially rejected after the Bergen County Clerk’s Office ruled the petition was fatally flawed due to improper notarization.
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“Dear Montvale residents, this is what we are up against and why we are fighting.
Developers, Fair Share Housing, and their lobbyists are forcing massive overdevelopment on our small towns — ignoring our schools, traffic, water, sewer, floodings and infrastructure pressure.
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TRENTON, NJ — August 2025: As New Jersey families brace for a 20% spike in electricity bills, Senate Republicans pushed for a series of amendments aimed at lowering costs and holding regulators accountable. But Trenton Democrats struck down the proposals, sparking frustration among lawmakers who say families are being left to struggle under failed energy policies.
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UPPER SADDLE RIVER , NJ — On August 24, 2025, the Upper Saddle River Fire Department (USRFD) stepped in to provide critical support to Fair Lawn after a massive water main break in Paterson left the town at elevated fire risk.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — August 2025: Nancy Pelosi, often dubbed the “Queen of Trading,” is once again facing intense scrutiny after her latest stock market win has reignited accusations of insider advantages in Congress.
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The digital content creation landscape is experiencing a revolutionary transformation that’s fundamentally changing how creators develop, distribute, and monetize their work. From artificial intelligence-powered tools to virtual reality experiences and digital avatars, technology is opening unprecedented opportunities for creative expression and audience engagement. As we advance into this new era, innovative concepts like avatar me are enabling creators to develop immersive digital personas that transcend traditional content boundaries, allowing for more engaging and personalized interactions with audiences across multiple platforms and mediums.
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SADDLE RIVER, NJ — Saddle River officials are considering the purchase of a 0.6-acre property at 22 E. Allendale Road for affordable housing, with the price set at $860,000. The proposal, introduced at the Aug. 18 Borough Council meeting, is set for a public hearing and vote on Sept. 15.
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PARAMUS, NJ — Looking to get fit this fall and build confidence for your next race? The North Jersey Masters Running Club is kicking off its Beginner 5K and 10K Coached Training Programs, designed to help new and returning runners reach their goals—just in time for the Paramus Run on October 19, 2025.
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Hackensack NJ, Bergen County officials are refusing to release important tax information to the Bergen County Republicans, thereby preventing tax information from getting to the public and hindering the fall 2025 GOP commissioners’ campaign, say representatives of the Republican candidates Jay Costa, John Dinice and Andrea Slowikowski.
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