Ridgewood, NJ News

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• Registration Underway: Your Child's Passport to Summer Adventure Awaits at Little Ivy Learning Center
• Calling All Kids: Touch-a-Truck Rolls Into Ridgewood May 10
• Fred dElia Memorial Day Ridgewood Run
• Aronsohn taking Democratic Party money!!!
• Midland Park doctor to be honored by peers
• Hearing on tolls reveals Lautenberg got free ride
• Lautenberg blasts Port Authority over toll hikes
• Person Killed By NJ Transit Train, Ridgewood Station
• The Ridgewood Guild Spring Film Festival
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOLS : HOHOKUS BROOK BRIDGE UPDATE
• Ridgewood Library officials say more cutbacks will hurt
• Obamanomics: States asked to apply for unemployment test plan
• Garrett Marks 2012 Tax Day
• Orpheus Club Spring Concert
• Craft Brewery Showcase at The Office Bar & Grill
• PUBLIC FORUM ON SCHEDLER PROPERTY - April 19, May 16, 29
• Mandatory ‘Big Brother’ Black Boxes In All New Cars From 2015
• Ridgewood Co-op Book Fair May 8th-10th
• Jim Morgan : I want to thank the Village for electing me to a one year term on the Board of Education
• Online educator adds two Newark charters to portfolio
• N.J. comptroller: State Police internal investigations take too long
• Bramnick says small-business owners need attention, too
• Mortgage broker spared prison for testifying against Bergen County Improvement Authority chief
• Avo 'La Trompeta' Limited Edition 2012 Cigars are now in stock @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Authority misbehavior a symptom of oversight, says Stockton report
• Budget Officer Russell Forenza named in Paterson City Council Hurricane Irene overtime probe
• It is totally bizarre to blame CRR for not stopping the lights!
• Americans Making Over $50,000 a Year Paid 93.3 Percent of All Taxes in 2010
• Ridgewood Lacrosse Association may have broken federal law with candidate endorsement
• OBAMA’S PROPOSAL TO CURB OIL FUTURES SPECULATION IS ANOTHER ELECTION-YEAR HOAX
• I hate it when people use sports and club mailing lists for politics
• Task force: Eliminating, downsizing Bergen County Police 'ill-advised'
• For school districts with elections, 20 budgets approved in Bergen County, 7 in Passaic County
• Ridgewood Village Council candidates share some conversation with seniors
• Authorities break up car-theft ring that targeted upscale Bergen County communities
• NJ gives Montclair group first permit to grow pot legally
• Ridgewood Earth Day Fair
• Not yet a registered voter, but want to vote in Village Council election?
• Ridgewood Schools : the "good old days" ain't comin' back
• Morgan Wins in Huge Upset !
• In Bergen County, nearly 1 in 3 school districts keep April school board elections
• Special Report: Tax time pushes some Americans to take a hike
• Sen. Brown: Bill targets tax scofflaws in Congress
• Readers debate the context of candidate Jim Morgan 's controversial field comment
• Ridgewood school board elections on Tuesday; candidates discuss their views
• NJ anti-bullying money: Will there be enough to go around?
• N.J. lawmakers eye tighter property tax cap
• Jim Morgan sets the record straight
• Readers concerned for people who don't know enough to come in out of the rain
• Sports parents are just mad that Morgan wants to actually make education the number one priority.
• Port Authority reforms leave critics skeptical
• State expected to unveil revises to strategic investment plan in coming week
• Report: Democrat-controlled Senate laziest in 20 years
• Bergen County Executive Kathleen A. Donovan Fires NBCUA Commissioners
• Ridgewood Schools: Simply put, it can and should be better - and better really does not always need to cost more either.
• The Ridgewood Historical Society Presents : Controversy surrounding “The Last Photo of Lincoln”
• New Fascism : Rental rules in N.J. raise concerns
• Controversy surrounding South Jersey legislator’s traffic stop leads to internal police investigation
• Police consolidation report awaits towns’ response reaction
• Twitter users 'thought Titanic disaster was just a film plot'
• The 2012 New Jersey Trout Season officially opened at 8:00 am on April 7
• Village and schools would partner to install lightning detection system in Ridgewood
• Spring’s No Break for Tuesday’s School Vote Holdouts
• Vehicle Crashes into Citizens Park on Sunday Night
• The Ridgewood blog Urges all residents to support Jim Morgan for Board of Education and vote 'NO' to the Ridgewood School budget
• Field Lightning Detection System Presentation - April 18
• Just in case you didn't get the memo: Mass email pushes Bob Hutton and Vince Loncto
• George Washington named Britain's greatest ever foe
• Former Dem. Congressman Kennedy Alleges 'Quid Pro Quo' for Access to White House
• ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION IS APRIL 17
• Right Ridgewood house for couple had wrong listing
• Foreclosures still climbing for commercial properties
• North Jersey banks repossessed more properties
• Home prices close to bottoming, to rise in 2013
• Curb Appeal: Building Value AND Pride of Ownership
• Trenton looks to ram land redistribution plan diminishing private property rights of tax payers
• the Prisoner by hook or by crook
• Reader applauds the return of summer school
• Why Airport Security Is Broken— And How To Fix It
• ‘Buffett Rule’ Election year gimmick
• Glen Rock brush fire injures firefighter, suspends NJ Transit service for 2 hours
• The Internet Taxes that Could Be Coming
• Jobless Claims Jump; Core PPI Up, Trade Deficit Down
• Just a reminder as you vote on a new Ridgewood School Budget : Mike Doherty's Fair School Funding could save Ridgewood $42,050,037
• Valley Renewal : What are the mechanics needed to reverse the H:Zone
• Last-minute tax tips for procrastinators
• STOP, LOOK AND WAVE: better idea. the current situation in town is a game of "freeze tag" with cars
• For first time in 2 years, N.J. State Police is hiring
• Love ‘em and sometimes fight ‘em: NJ’s charter school dilemma
• The Ridgewood Art Institute is holding its 60th Annual Sponsor Show
• YWCA Summer Camps Host April Open Houses
• RHS ORCHESTRAS JOIN WITH BOSTON STRING QUARTET IN CONCERT
• Report grades N.J. on preschool efforts
• Ridgewood to begin Ho-Ho-Kus Brook repairs after trout season
• Village Council Election Candidates Night April 30
• What the heck? The Times gets the tunnel wrong again
• Democrats War on Mothers : Dem Commentator Hits Ann Romney For Not Working
• NJ SOS-Ballot Hearing- Judge Masin
• New teacher evaluation guidance
• Updated NJ development blueprint due
• Readers Comment on alleged Drug use at Schools :Moderate alcohol usage is not going to kill anyone. Pot alone has never killed anyone.
• NJDEP REPORT ON RHS FIELDS ARE IN COMPLIANCE
• Assembly moves forward with Port Authority subpoena process
• Retail group: Escheat law could cost N.J. $94M in lost sales tax revenue
• Christie’s approval numbers hit all-time high
• Ridgewood school officials detail planned summer program
• Readers comment on alleged drug use in Schools : Whether you agree with him or not, putting forth his perspective is something that should be encouraged
• NJ puts new labels on schools for test scores, graduation rates
• Readers Comment on alleged Drug use at Schools : I do agree that parental involvement is key to good life
• RHS BRIDGE FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORT
• FREE SHRED DAY IN RIDGEWOOD- Saturday, April 14th
• O’Toole, Donovan to address Korean community on Kwon’s failed nomination
• America's Debt Is Greater than Entire Eurozone's (and U.K.'s) Combined Debt
• Got Drugs? - Safe Disposal on April 28th at Police Department
• Grandpa, patriot who goes by 'The Raptor,' claims credit for taking down Al Qaeda websites
• NJASK TESTING SCHEDULE IS OUT
• FREE STOP, LOOK AND WAVE: NEW VILLAGE-WIDE SAFETY INITIATIVE IS LAUNCHED
• Valley Renewal : It's time people demand of the Planning Board that they change the master plan back
• Community Supported Agriculture: Helping consumers get fresh produce, boost N.J. farms
• Fatal Crashes Mount on Federal Income Tax Filing Day
• How do you get to work everyday ?
• Gov. Christie: Nation turning into 'people sitting on a couch waiting for their next government check'
• Seniors, Pascack Valley High School students benefit from eliminating the generation gap
• Horizon program ed to lower use of high-cost services such as emergency room visits
• Ridgewood seeks improved notification system
• Village Council Elections : Time form Village Council members and wanna-be members to come clean with the benefits or perks they receive from the tax payer
• Teacher tenure evaluations: the Colorado test case
• Patient-centered care: Helping cure NJ’s primary physician shortage
• Hybrid owners unlikely to buy another one, study shows
• Pay-to-play ban works, and that upsets some
• Candidates’ financial disclosure forms may be put online
• Ridgewood Municipal Alliance continues its outreach efforts Monday April 9, 2012, 2:07 PM BY JOSEPH CRAMER STAFF WRITER The Ridgewood News The Ridgewood Municipal Alliance is continuing efforts to reach out to parents and local organizations to promote t
• Health-care law will add $340 billion to deficit, new study finds
• New Jersey Choral Society presents "bel canto"
• Ridgewood plans new crosswalk safety initiative
• Microsoft trumps Amazon, others for AOL patents
• Former New York Mets shortstop, Bud Harrelson, and sports writer,Phil Pepe at Bookends April 11th
• BOE Elections: Does the grass vs. artificial turf issue still resonate in Ridgewood?
• Is the field noise excessive ? Readers say yes!
• BOE RESOLUTION SEEKING AMENDMENTS TO TEACH NJ S1455
• Village Council members Paul Aronsohn and Bernadette Walsh, along with Village Manager Ken Gabbert, met with residents of nearby properties and tour disputed Route 17 property
• MINORITY REPORT: STUNNING LACK OF DIVERSITY IN OBAMA CAMPAIGN, PHOTOS REVEAL
• Obama administration diverts $500M to IRS to implement healthcare reform law
• O'KEEFE VOTER FRAUD INVESTIGATION: YOUNG MAN OFFERED ERIC HOLDER'S BALLOT
• Supreme Court’s Poll Ratings Jump Following Health Care Hearings
• Emmanuel Baptist Church in Ridgewood offers free English lessons
• NJ Gift card law doing damage to business reputation
• NJ’s first virtual charter school a screen test for online learning
• Trade mission may yield Teva deal
• Port Authority settles swap for $60M
• Bill would expunge drug records for nonviolent, first-time offenders
• An incident in Ridgewood on the corner of Monte Vista and Heights
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• BOE: Not enough people speaking up against endless more-more-more
• Ridgewood Real estate : I only wish I was a buyer NOW
• Reader discuses Village Council Election
• Government Surveillance Crackdown On Internet Goes Into Overdrive
• Orlando's Rep. Adams fears Obama power grab
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• Happy Easter from the Ridgewood blog
• History of Easter
• Americans brace for next foreclosure wave
• Smaller deals having outsized impact on N.J. office market, report finds
• Tim Tebow gives Ester Sermon
• The Prisoner - Number 2
• Garrett Announces 2012 Service Academy Nominees
• MAY 8 - RIDGEWOOD MUNICIPAL ELECTION
• Ridgewood BOE awards bid for footbridge repairs
• The town does not exist for the HS sports parents.
• The ongoing failure of the BOE to reach an agreement with our teachers
• "Not In Labor Force" At New All Time High
• Ridgewood police changing policies after parking officer's arrest
• Appellate Court Denies Request to Block Pascack Valley Hospital Project in NJ
• Garrett Praises JOBS Act after Attending Bill Signing at White House
• Happy Passover from the Ridgewood blog
• Board seeks Marine's dismissal in Facebook case
• Owe The IRS? Bill Would Suspend Passport Rights For Delinquent Taxpayers
• New York Mets Knuckleball Pitcher, R.A. Dickey at Bookends today
• Green tea could cloud Olympic doping tests
• RHS is using their stadium public address system to blast music. Are you kidding me?????
• Ridgewood School District Seeks Piano Donations
• THIS IDEA WILL COST BERGEN COUNTY TAXPAYERS BIG TIME
• Attorney General Eric Holder says court power to review laws 'beyond dispute'
• Savings come slowly for hybrid, electric car owners
• Fate of Medicaid waiver faces budget review
• Hackers hitting Macs with virus: industry experts
• Mine union boss: Coal industry could suffer same fate as bin Laden
• Ridgewood Police Department Special press release on Parking Ticket Tampering
• Former Ridgewood High School principal Jack Lorenz gives BOE candidate Jim Morgan huge endorsement
• The Mary Therese Rose Fund Announces Their First 5K Run on May 5
• RHS Bridge Options
• Christie said in talks on bond issue for higher education
• State, retailers spar over gift-card unspent-funds law
• NYT Bestselling Author Bestselling Author Dan Gutman at Bookends today
• ADP report: Jobs increase, but ‘we aren’t stepping up to the next level’
• Seven names to task force studying school-lunch program
• Graydon Pool Welcomes ALL Communities to Join for 2012 Season
• Democrats boycott Coke, Walmart over voter ID laws
• MTA’s Lhota says subway to N.J. won’t happen in ‘our lifetime’
• Lucky Brand in Ridgewood - Sale
• Agenda: State Board of Education
• When NJ kids take out No. 2 pencils, they’ll be testing the test
• NJ wants to collect on unredeemed gift cards
• Pascack hospital foes lose a round in court
• OBAMA'S NSA: CLOSE TO KNOWING ALL ABOUT US
• Former New York Giant Jeff Feagles Speaks at Pancake Breakfast
• NV Energy windmill program generates rebates, little electricity
• Beware the unholy alliance of state and internet
• Ridgewood's school board trustees tenure reform bill
• 2012 Celebration Theme Chosen
• Ridgewood school board appoints new principal for high school
• Despite Gas Prices, Hybrid Sales Stall
• April is National Safe Digging Month - PSE&G Reminds Everyone to Dial 811 to Call Before You Dig
• Norcross group takes over Philadelphia Inquirer
• New wrinkle drives North-South NJ Democratic divide
• New Jersey, maybe not so green after all
• No NJT fare, MVC fee hikes for 2013
• Primary battles expose rift among NJ Democrats
• VOICE OF THE PEOPLE:THE ENVIRONMENT AND YOU
• Theater Project honors Young Playwrights
• American Express pulls gift cards from New Jersey
• Join Friends of the Ridgewood Public Library Today!
• Superintendent Dr. Daniel Fishbein will make a final public presentation on the proposed 2012-2013 school budget
• The Valley Heart & Vascular Institute to Conduct Research with Leading Russian Heart Hospital
• Ridgewood Council candidates discuss downtown
• Ridgewood BOE hopefuls present budget plans
• US Postal Service Wants Out Of Government-Provided Health Insurance
• Arizona Passes Sweeping Internet Censorship Bill
• NBC peddles hate and distorts Zimmerman audio 911 tape in criminal investigation
• Tuesday, April 3rd is Free Cone Day at Ben & Jerry’s
• Garrett Chairs Hearing to Examine Accounting and Auditing Profession
• Police Are Using Phone Tracking as a Routine Tool
• Top Obama campaign donor accused of fraud
• BREAKING: Police investigating alleged sexual assault on South Van Dien
• Security shakeup at Port Authority
• A Message from Fairway Master Butcher Ray Venezia Re: "Pink Slime"
• Fallen Marine from Waldwick to return home Tuesday, April 3
• Vote was perhaps easiest piece of merging the Princeton's
• The Schoolhouse Museum’s Civil War exhibit displays actual Playbill from night of Lincoln’s Assassination
• Lautenberg should retire
• Some of Christie’s biggest bills match model legislation from D.C. group called ALEC
• GRAYDON POOL BADGES: RESIDENT DISCOUNT SALES BEGIN APRIL 1ST
• New ‘Tru-ID’ licenses to make N.J. debut
• League of Women Voters Candidates' Night no big surprises
• N.J. Treasurer says low earners pay less than neighbors
• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie US Sen. Lautenberg should retire
• Poll: New Jersey backs Muslim surveillance
• The Obamacare Two-Year Checkup: More Reasons for Repeal
• We’re No. 1: In highest corporate taxes and that's no joke
• Night of Future Broadway Stars
• Secretary Chu’s $10 Million Fiasco
• School's back for summer in Ridgewood?
• Arthur Murray Open House 100 Year Celebration Dance Party
• Hoops for Hope
• Ridgewood Real estate : Get in the Game!
• Christ Church In Ridgewood : Holy Week and Easter
• The Prisoner - Episode 02 - The Chimes Of Big Ben
• Ridgewood High School graduate Mike Graifman a solar pioneer
• Petition to restore normal Graydon hours
• Unpaid bloggers' lawsuit versus Huffington Post tossed
• A Real Plan for a Balanced Budget
• Passaic, N.J. Considers Charging For Emergency Calls
• Fraud alleged at Bergen Regional Medical Center
• Jane Shinozuka : The Glen School area is a large voting district and it would be beneficial to have representation on the Village Council
• Ridgewood high school is moving one step closer to getting a new Principal for Ridgewood High School
• Advocates say N.J. autism rates show need for services
• Bergen County Executive Kathleen A. Donovan Vetoes NBCUA for Forcing County Taxpayers to Pay Twice
• Dr. Fishbein: Please Vote on April 17
• Rachel Dratch @ Bookends Monday, April 2nd
• Budget review: School aid, pricey consultants are scrutinized
• Up-front costs causing towns to hit brakes on consolidation
• War of words over Rutgers-Rowan plan gets ugly
• Port Authority to cut bonuses
• Science, Art and Nature Recreation Programs for April School Break
• School trustees in Ridgewood urge support for spending plan
• Potential changes to Ridgewood's Graydon Pool schedule are criticized
• Many of the upper jobs at Village Hall pay significant more here than other nearby comparable towns
• Mayor Killion proclaim April 4th Arthur Murray Day in Ridgewood NJ!
• ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION IS APRIL 17
• Grading teachers: More schools invited to join evaluation pilot
• Scott Garrett Discusses Threats to American Capital Markets in Speech to U.S. Chamber of Commerce
• House rejects Bowles-Simpson, Obama budgets 414-0
• Lilian Duval - Winning the Lottery: Blessing or Curse?
• Parents of murdered British students criticise Barack Obama
• Cupcakes By Carousel Selected for "Best of Bergen 2012"
• Winds of March- Ridgewood Concert Band
• BOE Elections : Gina Damasco
• Mega Millions lottery jackpot rockets to record $540 million
• Washington Post Declares Rush Limbaugh Boycott Nearly Over, Failed
• Scott Garrett: Health Care Act provision threatens our freedom
• Public Hearing for Green Acres ROSI Correction - March 28, 2012
• the "forgotten" side of Ridgewood ?
• Senate panel considers NJ education budget
• The numbers game: Christie vs. Office of Legislative Services or was it Corzine?
• Ridgewood Wildscape Association, :NO FOOLING!
• The League of Women Voters is sponsoring a School Board Candidates Night Tonight
• School Homework Offers Little Benefit, Australian Study Finds
• Health care law endures tough questioning from swing justice at Supreme Court showdown
• SCALIA LIKENS READING OBAMACARE TO CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT
• IRS seeks 4,000 agents, $303 million for Obamacare
• Justices poised to strike down entire healthcare law
• Americans angry with Obama over gas prices
• Christie has harsh words for Office of Legislative Services, calling it a ‘tool’ of Democrats
• All-boys public school coming to Newark
• Rutgers University :Guadagno ‘powers up’ supercomputer
• Revenue is up, but traffic is down on the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway
• the Ridgewood blog : Technical Difficulties
• Ridgewood Concert Band
• Reader challenges Village Hall on Village Department heads pay
• Does Councilmen Aronsohn feel everyone is against him?
• West Bergen Center for Children and Youth Asperger's Related Services presents Friday Playgroup Workshops for ages 4-7.
• Government proposes first carbon limits on power plants
• Transcript: Diane Sawyer Sits Down with Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
• Health care law endures tough questioning from swing justice at Supreme Court showdown
• 11 Points on Corzine & MF Global
• Home prices hit a 10-year low
• Water quality at Graydon Pool in Ridgewood is focus of 2012 updates
• What do budget reviews mean for education department?
• Energy efficiency bill would encourage vendors to bid on projects
• The 50 most powerful people in N.J. health care
• Garrett Statement on Second Anniversary of ObamaCare
• State Supreme Court to hear judge pension reform case Monday
• The Valley Hospital Announces Opening of New Women’s and Children’s Resource Center
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce should not be supporting candidates for the Village council
• Reader Agrees ,time to reexamine Village Priorities
• Christie says U.S. fiscal crisis could hurt national security
• Christie urges go-slow approach on health reform
• How to Handle the Coming Dividend Tax Hike
• ‘Stock Act’ sticks taxpayers with $1.7 million tab
• Hands Off My Healthcare Rally March 27 in Washington
• Obama Relies on Debt Collectors Profiting From Student Loan Woe
• Former NAACP leader accuses Sharpton and Jackson of ‘exploiting’ Trayvon Martin
• The issue of Mr. Aaronsohn's naked campaigning for the Chamber's explicit endorsement is one which Chamber members would like to avoid.
• Village of Ridgewood Services : What we do need to look at is what services are provided and do we need them?
• Ridgewood school officials take school budget on the road
• Obamacare in the Supreme Court 101: Deliberations, Rulings and Impacts
• Side Effects: Doctors Fear Obamacare :43 percent of doctors said they are considering retiring
• Loan initiative lures clinicians to practice, stay in Jersey
• Opportunity Scholarship Act bill
• Tom Riche : ‘Clementi family loss is our loss’
• Federal aid awarded to Ridgewood, Ringwood emergency units
• US new-home sales fell in February for 3rd month
• Ridgewood Chamber Of Commerce Reports Being Hacked
• EASTER IN RIDGEWOOD
• Ridgewood Schools notes
• Port Authority ordered to reinstate toll-free passes for retirees
• Only three New Jersey towns asking voters to OK tax hike
• High Marks for Transit Hubs
• India bans its airlines from paying EU carbon tax
• NJT No charge for latest commuter indignity
• Memo contradicts Jon Corzine testimony
• More tax appeals denied as towns reject data on low-priced homes
• Economy improves, but real estate is still in depression
• American Enterprise Institute – Why The Next Housing Crisis Is Already Underway
• Housing index puts N.J.’s market near bottom
• The Prisoner - Hammer into Anvil
• MF’s Corzine Ordered Funds Moved to JP Morgan before collapse , Memo Says
• AOL, lacking better options, hires firm to sell its patents
• Ridgewood YWCA Vacation Day program
• New Jersey job figures show slow but steady growth
• Legislation that would bar employers from requiring current or prospective employees to give their Facebook login information
• New Jersey pension funds rise 6.3% before payouts to start 2012
• The League of Women Voters is sponsoring a School Board Candidates Night
• Village Council Elections : Support for Aronsohn
• Vote for Bob Hutton
• Experience among BOE members is invaluable
• BOE Elections: James Morgan Supports More Openness at BOE
• Candidates should ‘engage in an honest discussion’
• Volunteers help to scoop up funds for special needs students in Ridgewood
• Clementi family makes statement about Ravi's conviction, future
• NJ health commissioner: No need to issue a stay on Pascack Valley Hospital reopening
• Students At N.J. Middle School Say Principal Announced Ban On Hugging
• Student-Loan Debt Tops $1 Trillion
• 'Housekeeping' is set for Ridgewood's master plan
• Friends of Ridge fund no longer pay the cost of busing for field trips at Ridge.
• RFP - Concession Refreshment Services at Graydon Pool
• Ridgewood Mayor Keith Killion joined other local mayors to deliver meals to seniors to raise awareness about Community Meals
• Free event for kids on Sunday - The Brook Academy
• Ridgewood Village Council trying to decrease increase in tax rate
• Ridgewood blog :Results of the Ridgewood Library Poll
• CBD parking garage tries to make a comeback
• Germany Cuts Subsidies to Floundering Solar Industry
• Policy change in New Jersey is resulting in fewer welfare recipients
• SHERIFF JOE: 'TONS' MORE SHOCKING OBAMA INFO
• Winds of March- Ridgewood Concert Band
• BOE Elections: No more “we have it, let’s spend it”
• House votes to repeal part of Obama health care law
• Former Ridgewood Mayor Quentin Wiest Gets Nod As Hoboken's New Top Dog
• NYPD says Iran has conducted surveillance in NYC
• Christie snaps back at N.Y. congressman who criticized Gov.’s response to NYPD muslim probe
• New York Congressman Peter King blasts NJ governor on counterterror
• Voter approval on charter schools Not likely to pass
• State grills Verizon NJ about voice service, Internet access
• New Jersey narrows probe of erasures on standardized tests
• the System is the Teachers Union .
• March 22 PSE&G Paving in Ridgewood- List of Locations
• County looks to sell Williams Center
• Florida state workers face random drug tests under new law
• Marines down on Obama
• NJ Transit paid $4.1 million for unused sick and vacation time in 2011
• Court Sides With Property Owners Over EPA
• Agency rules restrict beach access, conservationists claim
• "Voice of the People" : WHERE ARE WE NOW NEIGHBOR?
• Intervening in troubled school districts just got simpler
• U.S. drug scarcity puts lives in jeopardy
• Ridgewood Fire Department will seek accreditation
• Ridgewood Teachers : Fair share of what?
• Ridgewood Teacher :Watch out what you wish for
• NJ has mandated that teachers pay a greater share of healthcare premiums. But the annual increase is still FAR FAR below the actual increase in costs.
• Readers Respond to teacher raising healthcare costs
• 2011 hospital performance report pinpoints strengths, shortcomings
• Newark super drums up support for sweeping reforms
• Property tax relief? Not while the state diverts local utility taxes
• Tax revenue growth slowed in late 2011
• Harlan Coben's newest book released on Tuesday
• Aronsohn Calls for New Approach to Budget ,one question where have you been for the last 3 years?
• Ridgewood Teachers : "They're just asking for their fair share."
• Teachers Contracts: Where do you believe this money is going to come from?
• POSTMAN: AYERS FAMILY PUT 'FOREIGNER' OBAMA THROUGH SCHOOL
• Obama’s tax hikes threaten a new US recession
• REMINDER: Yardwaste Collection Starts Week of April 9th
• At two-year mark, health law’s legacy is confusion
• How has the iPad revolutionized education?
• Ridgewood teachers rally for new contract at board meeting
• NJ hospitals lag behind in heart-attack treatment times, report says
• Reader Questions constitutionality of "Ravi" verdict
• Business Networking Event
• House GOP budget to slash taxes
• EDWARD W. SZAWIEL candidate for Senate to speak at NJ Tea Party Coalition
• The Ridgewood Historical Society Presents :Adam Badeau
• Ridgewood parents asked to take pledge against underage drinking
• Auto Insurance PIP: medical care a "pot of gold to abuse"
• Garrett Visits the Bergen Arts and Science Charter School
• Poll: Menendez trails nameless challenger
• New funding for anti-bullying law, but is $1 million enough?
• Report warns of $13B budget gap for New Jersey without consolidating services
• Eco-Ed pulls a Crazy Eddie : Positives of pain at the pump
• Village Manager Ken Gabbert has been appointed to county utility authority
• The Village Council turned down the Board of Education's (BOE) request to convert specific spaces along Heermance Place into permit-only parking.
• Mayor Keith Killion steps up to address Village budget issues
• Sports authority will take lead on tourism, marketing for N.J.
• Ban on shark fin sales proposed in Legislature
• THE IMPERIAL PRESIDENCY EXECUTIVE-ORDER PANIC: MARTIAL LAW IN U.S.?
• Verdict sends bullies a signal, observers say
• Did Dharun Ravi Commit a Hateless Hate Crime?
• The Ridgewood Professional Firefighters Association launches new website
• Garrett Speaks with Glen Rock Cub Scouts
• CBO: Exploding debt under Obama policies
• ASIAN FESTIVAL IS SATURDAY, MARCH 31
• FREE Sunday Preschool Activities
• Musical Journey to Wide-ranging Musical Excursion
• Ridgewood Library features local artist Julie Fornaci on exhibit.
• Bleak outlook for US newspapers
• We still don't know why Tyler Clementi jumped to his death
• Donovan touts savings, blasts Bergen sheriff in 'State of the County' address
• District needs a long-range technology plan
• BOE Elections: Support for Hutton’s reelection
• BOE Elections: Support for BOE candidate Morgan
• Three in 10 young adults live with parents, highest level since 1950s
• Ridgewood Lawyer linked to accused madam Anna Gristina raided by investigators
• A complex case's simple verdict: Ravi guilty on all counts in webcam spying trial
• Student guilty of hate crimes for spying on gay roommate
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance.
• Dom Nizza, original resident of Ridgewood Lawns, celebrates 90th birthday
• Happy St. Patrick's Day
• St. Patrick's Day Parade - Extra Train Service to/from New York Saturday, March 17
• Ladder truck now on order for Ridgewood fire department
• Ridgewood Chamber Spotlight: Camp Wekeela
• CBO: Obamacare Could Make 20 Million People Lose Employer Based Insurance
• Bill requiring N.J. towns to approve charter schools get approved by state Assembly
• Bill that would give $1M to schools for anti-bullying program passes in Assembly, Senate
• Long debated, Legislature revives talk of charter school vouchers
• Hermansen and Watkins win Bergen GOP line for Freeholder
• Yudin plans to run for re-election
• Building Dept Alert to Residents
• Sellout Republican Bateman breaks ranks, votes to rejoin job killing greenhouse gas initiative
• New Jersey health exchange bill is on its way to the governor’s des
• Consumer Prices in U.S. Rose in February as Gasoline Jumped
• SHOCK : Restoration costs for Ridgewood Village Hall come in $150K lower
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOLS BUDGET PRESENTATION
• Home Rule: The biggest savings would come from doing away with most of the county government
• Assembly votes: lawmakers given power to subpoena Port Authority officials, documents
• Xanadu: American Dream won’t be realized in time for Super Bowl
• Lawmaker seeks subpoena power over Port Authority
• Viaje Cigars are now in stock @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Side Effects: Doctors Fear Obamacare
• Experts: Avoid status quo in hospital operations to improve care, finances
• Home rule is best
• NJ moves to reimburse anti-bullying efforts costs
• Donovan says home rule is costing Bergen too much
• N.J. governments may need 20% of service cuts, report says
• NJ Democrats continue to pursue economy crippling cap-and-trade bill
• N.J. school choice program expects over 3K students next year
• New Jersey stalls in efforts to offer online access to State Spending data
• Death by a thousand cuts: The crisis in government services
• Tri-Boro shuttle service officially unveiled
• Highway bill would send $1.5 billion in funding to New Jersey
• Garrett Speaks to Ridgewood Rotary Club
• Out of ‘hobby’ class, drones lifting off for personal, commercial use
• ‘No Knock’ List Would Keep Away Solicitors
• Toilet paper crisis averted in Trenton
• An Evening For All Patriotic Americans
• Major US Airport To Evict TSA Screeners
• Encyclopaedia Britannica To End Print Editions
• Six file for three council seats in Ridgewood
• This application, in my judgement, does not belong before the Board of Adjustment
• Bergen C-PAC Endorses Ridgewood Attorney John Ginty and Margaret ” Peg” Watkins former mayor of River Edge for Bergen County Republican Freeholder
• Funding for new charters underscores push to keep standards high
• Thursday is 'Poolmageddon' for trial lawyers
• New Jersey in top five most expensive states for renting
• Decision time: Health insurance exchange act comes up for vote
• CBO: Obamacare to cost $1.76 trillion over 10 yrs
• Residents frustrated by property owners who show disregard for Village ordinances
• NJ Health Dept. May Shut Down Gov't Buildings Over Toilet Paper Shortage...
• FLAGS ORDERED FLOWN AT HALF-STAFF WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14
• N.J. and N.Y. legislators to hold Port Authority joint public hearing on finances and accountability
• Regulation Nation
• NJ lawmaker withdraws ‘foreign law’ bill
• Terry Duffy bails on 5th Congressional District race
• PSE&G agrees not to divulge customer credit histories
• $1M PMUA payout to be probed
• Ridgewood A.M. Rotary Club Honors Recently Retired Columbia Bank CEO Ray Hallock
• Ridgewood man charged in opium bust
• What to do about those blighted properties
• Panel approves fix for anti-bullying law
• Christie and Cerf call on legislature to approve 3 key education bills
• Rothman admits he is a socialist and farther left than Pascrell
• Officials tout advantages of new statewide growth plan
• Bergen County GOP will decide its freeholder slate, says Christie
• For the High school Port-a-Bridge
• 6 months into N.J. law to halt bullying, a survey takes a look at how it’s working
• Tea Partier Cullari announces CD 6 bid
• Gas prices sink Obama’s ratings on economy, bring parity to race for White House
• Bill to end big cash-outs advances
• Obama Fares Worse Among Women after Month-Long Contraception Mandate Battle
• T- Mobile site a state of disrepair for some time
• West Bergen Tea Party Trevor Loudon author of "Barack Obama and the Enemies Within"
• T-Mobile: you can't be serious....
• BREAKING : Board of adjustment T-Mobile Cell Tower hearing Postponed
• OBAMA IMPEACHMENT BILL NOW IN CONGRESS
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Pancake Breakfast.
• Ridgewood Soccer Association registration for fall soccer takes place April 1 – May 15
• T Mobile Cell tower makes national media
• Revised T-Mobile plan facing a fight; 125-ft. cell tower on table in Ridgewood
• Early feedback about new teacher evaluation system generally positive
• High profit predicted for Pascack hospital
• Ridgewood School and Budget News
• The beginning of the End for Ridgewood Water ?
• Minimum-wage hike advances in N.J. Senate
• We always said Trenton is full of Sh@t : Toilet paper may run out at Trenton city offices
• New Jersey’s February tax-revenue collections jump 20%, narrowing shortage
• N.J. unemployment flat at 9 percent
• Christie Sells Out Taxpayers: budget would boost state spending by $2.1 billion
• BCRO once again snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
• Do Audit Report Recommendations Suggest Sloppy Money Management Procedures At Village Hall?
• Joy in Westwood, frustration in Ridgewood
• Meat Loaf punished for political views
• Pro Arte Chorale:G. Rossini's "Petite Messe Solennelle"
• Expert: Foreclosure backlog too mighty to be solved by proposed bill
• N.J. takes action on bills to convert foreclosed homes into affordable housing
• Foreclosure Sales Flood Market
• Daylight Saving Time (United States) begins Sunday, March 11, 2012, 2:00am,
• Daylight saving time: why we ‘spring forward’ earlier this year
• PM Networking - March Madness for business!
• Smith Brothers-Dinner and a Movie
• House Injects New Life into Small Businesses and Startups
• Business Roundtable CEOs Offer Comprehensive Plan to Restore U.S. Economic Growth, Put America Back to Work
• February Jobs Numbers: Young Americans Denied Opportunities to Enter the Workforce
• Govt. sets record deficit in February
• Obama's $50 light bulb: 'Too pricey'?
• James Morgan Responds to Bob Hutton & Charles Reilly's letters
• Charles V. Reilly: BOE does its best to contain costs
• Bob Hutton addresses James Morgan's letter to the editor
• Ridgewood fathers find the funny to raise funds
• Neighbors on edge over recent spate of burglaries in Ridgewood
• Jobs Recession Now 49 Months: Longest Since WWII
• West Side Presbyterian's art gallery features local painter and Glen Rock resident Joseph Terrone
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• Jazz Event for Public at Unitarian Society Jeannie Gagne Vocalist with Rave Tesar Trio
• Bill Seeks Financial Transparency for All NJ Hospitals
• Untitled
• Gas Prices Now A Big Factor In Presidential Election
• First draft of Ridgewood municipal budget shows $276 tax hike
• Sweeney touts Democrats new business-friendly attitude
• Trenton lobbyist spending surges for second straight year
• Assembly panel to consider bill to force Port Authority to respond to spending and patronage questions
• Port Authority on the hook for $150 million payment on risky swaps
• Senate rejects move to fast-track Keystone
• Business Networking Event March 21 at BiBi’z restaurant in Westwood
• Ridgewood Board of Education will seek bids to repair high school bridge
• Ridgewood residents encouraged to learn about proposed school budget
• RHS Grad a Franklin Institute Presenter at 24th Annual Super Science Saturday March 10
• How to get ANYTHING through TSA nude body scanners: Blogger exposes loophole in $1billion fleet
• FBI Launches Unprecedented Attack On NYPD Over Muslim Surveillance Tactics
• Margaret Sanger the founder of Planned Parenthood
• Englewood appeals decison on former-Pascack Valley Hospital
• Ridgewood resident wins US Supreme Court case
• IT'S RIDGEWOOD SCHOOLS BUDGET TIME
• Collaborative classes is not what is out of control. It is the additional services that most regular education parents pay for themselves.
• a bridge over troubled water
• GIANT CONCRETE RAMP : Accessibility enhancement or safety hazard?
• Ridgewood Schools VOTE April 17
• RHS BANDS CITRUS SALE IS EXTENDED
• Christie: Change the way at-risk students are counted
• Christie administration announces plan to share $675M in charity care payments among N.J. hospitals
• Super Science Saturday Returns this Weekend
• More Than 100 Doctors from The Valley Hospital Named to 'Top Doctor's' List
• THE " WEST BERGEN TEA PARTY " PROUDLY PRESENTS " TREVOR LOUDEN "
• Far left Activist group the Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County honors comptroller
• Dozens of groups seek N.J. probe of NYPD
• Disaster buyouts get mixed response from local officials
• State Office of Clean Energy aims to stabilize solar sector
• Beloved Washington Township turkey allegedly birdnapped
• Tyler Clementi : Is Ravi the patsy and poster boy for anti-gay bias
• Readers debate Special Ed Programs at Ridgewood Schools
• Ridgewood looks for flood relief aid
• Village Council Election, 2012 - Names Of "Certified" Candidates Expected To Be Released On Wednesday, March 7th
• Tenure: A two-tier systems always lead to morale problems in any workforce
• Last call to register for annual Author Luncheon to benefit Ridgewood Library
• T-Mobile Cell Tower Hearing - March 13th 7:30pm
• Secret NYPD surveillance in N.J. was not so secret, former officials say
• Surveillance must be considered case by case Christie says
• Readers are concerned about Special Ed growing costs and school budget caps
• Coffee Anyone? Board Hosts Second Drop-In Session on March 20
• March 18 Cut-a-Thon at Rita’s Snips for Pips and Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Night will benefit LSHSA
• Making a sizable exception to New Jersey's tenure reform bill
• Judge dismisses union pension lawsuit
• ART MAKES A MARK: RIDGEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT-WIDE ART SHOW IS ON AT THE ED CENTER
• "Grow Your Business" Networking Luncheon - Smart business planning - starts NOW!
• White House to Congress Dems: Expect no money
• Obama Re-Election Credited With Burst of Gun Sales
• Fine print: Charters not renewed
• State tells 2 failing charter schools to shut down, reapproves 16 others
• NJ Transit wants to know what commuters think of the agency
• Oradell welcomes Habitat for Humanity of Bergen County
• Rep. Peter King, chair­man of the House Homeland Se­curity Committee, fired back at the governor Friday on Christie for comments about NYPD surveillance of Muslims
• NJ Muslims, officials discuss NYPD surveillance
• Feeling overburdened, N.J. residents keep eyes on tax-cutting talk in Trenton
• In New Jersey, a battle over a fluoridation bill, and the facts
• Legislation brewing to help state’s small brewers
• Ridgewood Chamber Easter in the Park
• NJ school board elections? These holdouts are sticking with spring
• Ex-blogger is Governor Christie’s eyes, ears inside Port Authority
• BOE Elections :We have excellent schools today, but the District faces numerous challenges if it is to maintain this position
• Christie blasts NYPD spying
• Cell Towers : Better technology is DAS "pod" technology
• Addiction treatment providers could expand under Christie proposal
• Mayors to Christie: Time to give us our money back
• Are Cell Phone Jammers The Next Big Thing?
• Garrett Responds to FHFA Plan for Conservatorships of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
• A sand wheelchair sounds too easy and logical and will not be used because its too simple, too cheap, and no union involvement
• Comments by Arosohn's Supporters Suggest Candidacy is a big push for Municipals Unions
• Senator Frank R. Lautenberg responds on "Operation Fast and Furious"
• the Mobi-Chair
• Dolan blasts White House contraception plan as 'freedom of religion battle'
• Two Centuries of Religious Freedom Rolled Back
• Conflicting views over State’s strategic growth plan
• The Prisoner - Which Side Runs the Village?
• Senator Robert Menendez responds to questions regarding the budgeting and appropriations process
• Valley Hospital's art gallery features a painter and photographer
• Tastefully British Fish and Chips Dinner
• Reader Questions Paul Aronsohn Endorsement by Ines Bunza -- President of LSHSA
• Cell Tower Issue Returns - Just In Time For The Village Council Election!
• Hands Off My Healthcare Rally
• Obama’s Hidden Tax Hikes
• Killing babies no different from abortion, experts say
• Student Loans : Who started the trend of making victims out of irresponsible borrowers?
• Make no mistake about it Paul Aronsohn thinly vain attempts to discredit the Village Manager has its roots in politics.
• Did Councilmen Aronsohn tip off the Glen Rock Patch on Ken Gabbert ?
• BOE Elections are off to the Races
• GM temporarily halts production of Volt
• Victim of Robbery doesn't by special treatment for drug offences
• My name is Jane Shinozuka and I am running for Village Council
• Students loans just another scam like the sub-prime meltdown
• Co-op's Open House March 22, 2012
• Once again, paving threatens Graydon Pool – not the whole pool this time, but an important part of it
• Public Forum on Scheder Property - April 19, May 16, 29
• Your Share of Fannie, Freddie Losses: $1,300
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance.
• One Month to Go Until We Have the World's Highest Corporate Tax Rate
• Everyday prices are up some 8 percent over the past year, according to the American Institute for Economic Research.
• Poll: Most N.J. voters support gay marriage, believe issue should be put to referendum
• Energy Secretary Chu Admits Administration OK with High Gas Prices
• Media finally paying attention to eligibility?
• Student Loan Debt Is Crushing The American Dream
• US congressmen Robert Andrews, a Democrat, and Scott Garrett, a Republican mark anniversary of 228 Massacre
• The proposed 2012-2013 Ridgewood school budget
• Watchdogs target insurance brokers cashing in on lucrative government work
• New wording, new funding to keep anti-bullying on the books
• NJ gov critical of NYPD surveillance secrecy
• Christie to detail plan to expand drug courts
• Christie: reopening hospital in Westwood is 'the right decision
• Ridgewood search committee to screen candidates for high school principal
• Ridgewood's Willard School celebrates a century
• Tony Damiano and The Ridgewood Guild
• Bergen County to get county-wide health needs assessment by local agencies and hospitals
• Police step up patrols in Ridgewood after string of burglaries
• Google's Schmidt warns regulators against killing innovation
• Ridgewood Annual Row-a-thon
• NJ hopes to pilot ‘multi-payer’ coordinated care initiative
• Another setback for offshore wind farm near Atlantic City
• Report: N.J. municipalities overpay for health insurance
• Dems continue to push failed cap-and-trade
• Senate hearing to refocus attention on tenure reform
• Lock your car doors, North Jersey police warn
• Ridgewood Board of Education approves preliminary school budget
• Local businesses cheer Pascack hospital's reopening
• Got Milk? The Valley Hospital Offers Child-Friendly Hospital Apparel
• Will NJ go public with teacher ratings?
• Bills target perks enjoyed by Port Authority of NY and NJ employees
• Senate hears bill on Obamacare health insurance exchange
• Obama Administration using the Espionage Act to take whistle-blowers to court
• Home prices fell in December in most US cities
• Durable Goods Demand Falls Most in 3 Years; Down 4%
• Bill to encourage, or force, shared public services in N.J. approved by Senate committee
• Chris Rutishauer Director of Public Works/Village Engineer corrects record on old Village Ford property
• Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker endorses Christie’s school reforms
• James Morgan has filed the necessary nominating petitions to run for the Ridgewood Board of Education
• Four candidates file for Ridgewood Board of Education seats
• New Jersey’s looming foreclosure crisis
• Important information about your Cablevision TV service
• Port Authority transparency: Politics or progress?
• Ridgewood's residential assessment shows a slight decrease
• NJT: Trains in and out of New York are subject to 20-30 minute delays.
• NJ Transit bike policy riles cyclists
• State approves reopening of Pascack Valley Hospital
• Obama to cut healthcare benefits for active duty and retired US military
• Credit Card Debt Nears Toxic Levels
• NJ merchants say online-only businesses like Amazon have an unfair tax advantage
• Analysis: Oil price rise raises specter of global recession
• More bad news: U.S. water bills to triple
• NJ Senator seeks US investigation of NYPD spying
• White House helps pay for NYPD Muslim surveillance
• Ex-Gov. Codey says he never authorized NYPD to conduct surveillance of Newark Muslims
• Wall Street experts dissect Gov. Christie’s budget proposal
• EMTs in NJ Need More Support
• Academy of Lady Tuition Assistance Program
• Experts consider cyberthreats to power grid
• House Fire, 200 Block of Highwood Avenue, Ridgewood
• Proposal would end perks to Port Authority workers
• Senate hears bill on health insurance exchange
• Work progresses on the plant shop
• NJ commuters facing higher costs as mass transit pretax benefit ends
• Bill S1319, an attempt to set up Obamacare’s health care exchanges in New Jersey!
• Ridgewood Chamber Board of Directors welcome Gary Nellis.
• Documents: PETA kills more than 95 percent of pets in its care
• Ridgewood Fire truck bids
• Meet Gail Sheehy, Best -Selling Author
• Condolences to the family of Paul B. Willson, Jr.
• 67th Annual Antiques Show & Sale
• Burglars Strike 2 Homes On Same Ridgewood Block On Same Day
• Richard Dawkins worlds most famous atheist : I can't be sure God does not exist
• Ridgewood News Editorial: Running for council
• A Troubling Trend in the Courts
• Hutton to run again for BOE
• Three Years Later, We’re Still Waiting for 6% Unemployment
• Reminder: Leaf and Brush Disposal
• Thank Warren Buffett for Obama's proposed raise on taxes on dividends
• Agenda 21
• TODAY: The Fat Man" Cometh
• AGENDA 21: THE END OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION
• The Truth About Conservation Easements: How They Take Away Your Rights
• Obama and the UN: Agenda 21 Revisited
• UN Agenda 21 : take away your property rights
• State aid to Ridgewood schools will increase by nearly 19 percent
• Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative provides healthcare for uninsured
• WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING
• Employer groups unite against increase to minimum wage
• EDA backs program to accelerate tech company growth
• Assembly Panel Advances Bill To Increase N.J.’s Minimum Wage and drive more jobs out of the state
• Christie : his position to strengthen civil unions between gay and lesbian couples is the same as President Barack Obama’s position
• Abbott Districts take hit in new school funding formula
• IRS still experiencing delays in sending tax refunds
• Valley Hospital's art gallery features a painter and photographer
• RHS Parking Ban : I question the legality of such a ban
• REMINDER: SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE KITS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
• Ridgewood School Budget : A critical support source
• Ridgewood School District continues to seek parking relief
• USA Per Capita Government Debt
• Ridgewood residents react to vote on same-sex marriage
• Higher ed would pick up six percent under planned 2013 budget
• NJ insurers tie doctors’ payments to quality of care
• Is the clean energy fund suffering from a surplus of cash?
• State aid is staying flat for North Jersey towns
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P. Jackson: ‘Fracking’ can be OK
• Michael Shetler Receives New Jersey Association of Realtors® Circle of Excellence Award Once Again
• 67th Annual Antiques Show & Sale
• FREE SEMINAR - focusing on Women's Health & Wealth
• B. Witching Bath Company - wins TOP HONORS & AWARDS
• Lena Mezzo Wins Ridgewood's Got Talent 2012
• Paterson City Council probe finds wide abuse of overtime in hurricane emergency
• NOTICE: Separate Recycling from Garbage
• Village workers over use of cell phones while on the job
• HALF of Americans don't pay income tax despite crippling government debt
• Ridgewood and Glen Rock committee to tackle bullying from a bystander's perspective
• CHINA, PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
• Navigating minefield of STOCK Act
• Do your Spring shopping at the Fifth Annual Mary Therese Rose Fund Vendor Fair on Sat. March 3.
• Nearly Half of All Americans Don’t Pay Income Taxes
• Christie To Warren Buffett: "Just Write A Check And Shut Up"
• Obama's Dividend Assault
• Schools awaiting details of proposed rise in aid
• For boomers, it's a new era of 'work til you drop'
• Gallup Finds Unemployment Climbing to Nine Percent in February
• Americans' Satisfaction Almost as Low as It Was Under Carter
• I would welcome the possibility of competing for great teachers
• RIDGEWOOD CBD OVERNIGHT PARKING PERMIT
• The 24th annual Super Science Saturday
• Federal officials signal they may agree to Gov. Christie’s Medicaid change
• New Jersey pension lawsuit continues in federal court
• Port Authority gets no-confidence vote as it faces a daunting task to reform
• Carbon Footprints All Over Obama's Contraceptives Mandate
• Christie endorses pal Kyrillos for US Senate
• Tea Party member seeks Republican nomination for U.S. Senate
• Ridgewood search committee to screen candidates for high school principal
• Carroll Highet and Bill Scher featured soloists with the New Jersey Choral Society
• NJ’s smallest school districts share big worries about Christie’s budget
• Christie, Sweeney look to rekindle ‘bromance’ as important N.J. business lies ahead
• Teacher claims: Many teachers will be paying a higher percentage of the cost of health benefits than the Federal or private sector pays.
• Gov. Christie’s N.J. schools construction plan unlikely to conclude his term in office
• Why doesn't the library disclose the rent they receive from the Pease, from the 911; they get plenty of funds, but always ask for more
• Fairway Market’s Paramus Store To Host Columbia Shopping Event on Tuesday, February 21
• Central Dispatch over worked and under paid
• Catch the Spirit! Join Valley’s Spirit of Women® Network and Celebrate Health and Wellness
• Nation Goes to Church: At Houston funeral, stories of faith, courage and love
• Ridgewood has one of the best libraries in Bergen County.
• Taxing medical progress to death
• Super Cellers : Sampling Weekend
• Washington, the Indispensable Man of the Revolution
• History buffs find ideal site to mark Washington's birthday
• Hospitals tightening policies on early delivery of babies
• County bringing 911 services under one roof
• Paul says US `slipping into a fascist system'
• Presidents Weekend
• Presidents Day : 40% Consider Reagan Most Influential President Of Last 50 Years
• Presidents Day: 44 Facts You Didn't Know About U.S. Presidents
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance.
• What happened to the plant store on the corner of Ridgewood & Paramus Road? When did the building burn down?
• Gas prices are highest ever for this time of year
• Ridgewood Schools: Maintain the 'Tradition of Excellence'
• Ridgewood BOE needs less Trenton 'interference'
• NJTPC Hosts Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, America's Rabbi
• Barbara Crafton, Priest and Author to Hold One-Day Retreat at Christ Episcopal Church
• Drugs of choice? Whitney probe, lesser known NJ case raise questions about personal responsibility
• HOME SALES TAX
• Foreclosures on the Rise Again
• Ridgewood postal worker faces DWI charges
• Ridgewood to host Schedler site forums
• Record 19 reporters, media execs join Team Obama
• Obamacare’s Top Three Budget Busters
• FOOD POLICE on their way to a school near you
• Presidents Weekend
• NY Jews in Rome to pay tribute
• Still a Better Deal: Private Investment vs. Social Security
• Ridgewood Library: Seems another case of why do we pay more here for same jobs than other comparable nearby towns pay
• Revised 'No Child Left Behind' laws will help Ridgewood school district
• How many of the nearly 25,000 residents use the library in a month? In a year?
• As a Vietnam Veteran, Post Commander of VFW Post 192 for Ridgewood and Ho-Ho-Kus, and father of a current Major in the U.S. Army, I am personally disappointed about this decision by the Governor.
• Ridgewood artist finds truth with his vibrant paintings
• Real Estate’s ‘Days’ gives Jersey a reason to be proud
• Just what the doctor ordered: Help with medical education loans
• Jennifer Egan to speak about her Pulitzer-winner book, "A Visit from the Goon Squad"
• ‘Garden shop’ in Ridgewood is scrutinized
• I disagree with the notion that Village services have declined
• Mother Of Fallen Marine Offended By Half-Staff Flag For Houston
• Ridgewood lawyer charged with leaving the scene of an accident
• CBO: Longest Period of High Unemployment Since Great Depression
• Desperate for jobs, youth flee Obama
• COMPARING SWEENEY, DEMS’ AGENDA; TO GARRETT AND REPUBLICANS’ AGENDA
• 3 Alarm Overnight Fire Damages 2 Ridgewood Businesses
• Occupy Movement Gets A PAC
• AN ECONOMY BUILT TO CRASH
• Solar panel installation on Ridgewood schools is set to begin
• Ridgewood Library :Everyone is missing the point here
• the fly has learned that Albert Pucciarelli Planning Board Vice Chairman is looking to ad the Village council to his very impressive resume
• Garrett: Another year, another trillion-dollar budget deficit, another failed promise
• Sebelius Didn’t Consult Bishops on Contraception Deal
• Readers Debate "Gay Marriage"
• Affordable housing fight gets center stage in court
• THE DEAL TO EXTEND THE PAYROLL TAX CUT IS YET ANOTHER STRAW ON THE
• The Planning Board to rescind the changes they allowed to the H zone.
• Valley Health System Welcomes Tri-State Area’s Largest Cardiac Electrophysiology Program
• With demand strong, EDA shelves residential Urban Transit Hub applications
• Ridgewood's Habernickel Family Park to open in springtime
• Solar growth spurt: Good news – at least for now
• NJ Chamber of Commerce chief says state is making a comeback
• ObamaCare's Non-Tax Tax
• Ridgewood's Habernickel Family Park to open in springtime
• NJ hospital responds to growing psychiatric needs to geriatric patients
• Think tank cautions NJ needs to do more to prepare for Medicaid surge
• If the Ridgewood Library does survive, it’s because they have come to the realization that they must change in order to do so
• "The Fat Man" Cometh : Celebrating FATS DOMINO's Birthday in Poetry and Song
• Valley used to have some regard for its place in the Village and its relationship with the community
• Garden State company converts biomass into ‘green gasoline’
• Bill to add fluoride to water comes at hefty taxpayer price tag
• New Jersey voters want referendum on gay marriage—poll
• At Caldwell town hall meeting, Christie calls on N.J. towns to share services
• Village Council Elections :when you go to vote, just ask yourself. Which one of the candidates will speak for the little guy
• Times Correspondent to Address Ridgewood A.M. Rotary Club
• FOOD POLICE ON THEIR WAY TO A SCHOOL NEAR YOU
• Energy Conversion Devices files for bankruptcy as solar energy lags
• The Cost of Obama
• Flights by U.S. airlines hit 10-year low
• Why Electric Cars Are More Polluting than Gas Guzzlers
• Obama's Class-Warfare, Tax-the-Rich Budget
• Village Council Hearings on Valley Hospital - Transcripts of Meetings
• All I know is that a family making $250k living in Bergen county is not "RICH"
• BCRO wants Rep. Scott Garrett to show up to earn its backing
• Valley hospital's actions regarding this "renewal" have continued to change my feelings to negative ones
• PROJECT GRAD 2014 RAISES FUNDS
• Media Matters memo called for hiring private investigators ‘to look into the personal lives’ of Fox employees
• NJ pioneers new standard for assisted-living facilities
• Valley refuses to give up its quest to expand at its current site. Until it does, Valley makes itself the largest and most important issue.
• Valley Hospital looks to make Village Council Elections all about Valley
• HOUSING: President’s Budget Would Increase Taxpayer Losses on TARP
• Obama To Unleash “Truth Teams” To Counter Negative Coverage
• Gene Sperling, director of the White House's national economic council, said today at an official meeting that "we need a global minimum tax":
• Obama rolls out $3.8 trillion budget; $1.4 trillion in new taxes
• TSA: Obama budget proposes new security, airline fees
• AT&T customers surprised by 'unlimited data' limit
• If Valley is taking too much attention away from other issues, blame Audrey Meyers and Co.
• OMAHA STEAKS - SAVE 50% on all regular priced items!
• Red Cross Basic Aid and Babysitting Classes - Ridgewood Parks & Recreation
• NJ Board of Public Utilities prepares to push CHP program
• South Jersey power broker is stepping out from shadows
• NATIONAL HISTORY DAY RECEIVES THE NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDAL FROM PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA
• “Courts Gone Wild” Seminar Monday night at 8:00pm in Maywood !
• New Jersey gets serious about sharing core services
• Village Council Elections :Why is it that all the pro-expansion candidates consistently deny any allegience to Valley at some point in their campaigns
• Wired MD: NJ plugs into funding to digitize patient record
• Valley Renewal transcrips 9/19/2011 Gwenn Hauck
• Village of Ridgewood Job Opportunity—Principal Accountant
• NJBIZ’s Power 100: The 100 Most Powerful People in Business
• Studies show the odds of escaping poverty are greatly increased if a person does 3 things
• $1B messtimate,Port Authority goofs on WTC cost budget
• Lie, and Be Elected
• Insurers (ie...consumers) stuck with cost of Obama birth-control plan
• Sen. Bateman proposes bill to let voters decide if N.J. should legalize same-sex marriage
• It's not the most ideal site, but where else would you put Village Hall. Habernickel? Schedler? Old Village Ford site?
• Assemblyman David Russo (R-Midland Park) as he and Assemblyman Scott Rumana (R-Wayne) discuss hot-button education issues in Ridgewood
• Southern Baptist Convention’s Richard Land: ‘How dumb does [Obama] think we are?’
• Catholic Bishops: Obama's Solution 'Is Unacceptable'
• Today at 4pm All Star All Beethoven Concert Parloff Chamber Concerts
• Many Faiths Unite in Opposition to Obama Attack on Religious Liberty
• Southern Baptist leader: If Obama mandate isn’t changed, Christians will go to jail
• Decorated WWII veteran from Glen Rock inducted into Wall of Fame
• Comic strip hero Joe Palooka brought back by village resident
• Ridgewood News Editorial: Time to take a step back
• I have known Gwenn for many years. People dont come better
• Proposed ban on credit checks in hiring meets resistance from employers
• Fraud crackdown helps N.J. cut unemployment tab
• Fluoridation Opposition is Scientific, Respectable & Growing
• VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: WHO SHOULD GOVERN THE GLOBAL INTERNET?
• Gwenn Hauck member of executive Board Valley Auxiliary executive Board ?
• Homeland Security is monitoring the web for anti-government sentiment and signs of social unrest
• Labor Department: Unemployment insurance fund will be solvent before 2014
• Letter: Review projects to avoid future bond issues
• Council Candidate Gwenn Hauck responds to the fly..
• Ridgewood Fire Department receives federal funding
• the fly wonders what surprises does Valley Hospital have in store for Village residents?
• Ridgewood Library board is open to ideas
• Peak Oil Scare Fades as Shale, Deepwater Wells Gush Crude
• New Jersey takes home $838 million from foreclosure settlement
• Kyrillos engages Menendez on healthcare
• A look at what federal waiver from "No Child Left Behind " could mean in NJ
• Foreclosure Deal to Spur U.S. Home Seizures
• Don't hold your Breath :Port Authority pledges reform
• Ridgewood schools budget coming up $655K short
• State bullies Montville schools into following unconstitutional law
• Village Hall : That piece of land has flooded for centuries
• Menendez backs Obama's policy forcing employers, religious schools to provide free contraceptives
• Finally looking to get it right Ridgewood officials justifies cost of Village Hall improvements
• Obama relieves New Jersey of No Child Left Behind education standards
• Housing development planners say their proposed projects would benefit Ridgewood
• AP: Study finds NJ teachers open to new evaluation
• Education Department extends teacher evaluation pilot to as many as 30 more districts
• Christie tees off on NJEA exec: ‘He should resign today’
• N.J. Senate committees to consider ‘fracking’ ban, mandating fluoridated water on Thursday
• Drones over U.S. get OK by Congress
• The Himalayas and nearby peaks have lost no ice in past 10 years, study shows
• Cardinal-Designate Dolan: President Obama Needs To Stop ‘Intruding Into Internal Life Of A Church’
• Geo Pop Art Camp during February Recess Ridgewood Parks and Recreation
• Lawmakers from N.J. and N.Y. outraged over Port Authority spending, call for rollback of toll hike
• State Sen. Paul Sarlo, D-Bergen: Local officials created dilemma of sick-time payouts
• "Ridgewood school district hopes to reopen bridge." Reader says better to replace bridge than fix it
• Hospitals, doctors will provide info on appeals
• Open-government advocacy group says local governments should protect public’s right to record meetings
• "“the Telephone Pole Solar Panel Rip-Off”" : Readers comment
• Ridgewood Co-op Hosts Movie Day at The Warner Quad Feb 22nd
• Ridgewood BOE approves solar panels on the roofs by Verterra Renewable Energy
• Residential developers aim for piece of proposed $1B Urban Transit Hub expansion
• Ridgewood school district hopes to reopen bridge by April 1
• School testing investigation moves to next phase
• Mountainside Hospital purchase negates need to reopen Pascack Valley, critics say
• Former Democratic congresswoman Kathy Dahlkemper,: I Wouldn't Have Voted for Obamacare If I'd Known About HHS Rule
• Government Dependency Index Shoots Up 23% Under President Obama
• Medical marijuana center hopes to open in Atlantic County
• Police sick day rules revised
• New Jersey's Top Two Youth Volunteers Selected in 17th Annual National Awards Program
• SUPER SCIENCE SATURDAY
• MEKONG GRILL, RIDGEWOOD
• Port Authority ripped by auditor’s report for wasting billions of dollars
• House Passes Garrett Budget Process Reform Legislation
• PATCH TO REDUCE STAFF, CHANGE EDITORIAL FOCUS
• Property taxes rose at slower pace in 2011
• Flu season arrives in North Jersey
• N.J. education commissioner likes tenure reform bill, wants pay changes
• Senate President Steve Sweeney on Tuesday introduced a bill to curtail the practice of public employees cashing out sick time when they retire
• Ridgewood Mayor Keith Killion has been appointed to a League of Municipalities task force on emergency management
• Port Authority Needs ‘Top-to-Bottom Overhaul,’ Audit Says
• Port Authority audit reveals nearly $4B cost overrun for World Trade Center
• Bishop: New Mandate Goes Against Catholicism
• US Left continues to attack protections of US Constitution
• 2 different career paths define Christie N.J. Supreme Court nominees
• Port Authority snubs Legislature
• The New American Divide
• Senate Democrat Bob Menendez stopped by the Ridgewood Train station Monday morning for a photo op to pitch the Federal Transit Bill
• N.J. Senate committee approves bill to expand job opportunities for ex-convicts
• Tepid support as Sweeney renews pitch for shared services
• NJ Transportation chief says better analysis needed to decide if mega projects make sense
• Bill to change N.J. teacher tenure rules is reintroduced by lawmaker
• Green Kids Program - NJ Audubon Society
• Ridgewood Parks and Recreation presents Comic Book Creations
• Ex-chairman of Bergen County financing agency to be sentenced Tuesday in fraud case
• Prime parking spots near Ridgewood High School may require a permit
• Work to begin on Ho-Ho-Kus Brook
• The Valley Hospital is Now Participating in a Clinical Trial Studying Personalized Vaccine for Treating a Common Form of Brain Tumor
• Roman Catholic leaders criticise Barack Obama over healthcare
• Archbishop to U.S. Troops: Obamacare Reg ‘Is a Blow to a Freedom...for Which You Have Seen Your Buddies Fall in Battle’
• Pa. Bishop Does Not Recant Saying that Hitler And Mussolini 'Would Love Our (Public School) System'
• Catholic League Poised To Go To War With Obama Over Mandatory Birth Control Payments
• Cresskill to hire paid firefighters for daytime duty
• West Bergen Tea Party Meeting 7 pm, Tuesday, February 14 at the Larkin House
• Hackensack may restrict solar panels
• Churches helping tackle the education gap
• Trenton’s dueling plans for tax relief
• Throughout New Jersey, police officer retirements lead to leaner forces
• “the Telephone Pole Solar Panel Rip-Off”
• Changes to anti-bullying bill delayed
• Latest move by Ridgewood Teachers seen as "childish"
• Teacher tenure reform headed for runway
• Ridgewood Teachers show of force backfires with public
• NJ Transit officials say rail ‘bill of rights’ is unnecessary
• Rhode Island’s Bold Pension Reforms Point the Way Forward
• Assembly panel approves bills to force more oversight over Port Authority
• You're Invited: Kindergarten Enrichment Open House This Week at Little Ivy Learning Center
• Superstitious Giants fans break out good luck charms for the big game
• Classic Super Bowl promises grand ending to NFL season
• Ridgweood Giants fans gear up for big game
• Taylor Armstrong, at Bookends ,Tuesday February 7, 2012 @ 7pm
• TSA: See Something Eat Something ....
• Productions For A Cause, Inc. to Host “Cabaret For A Cause”
• Black History Month : Black Founders
• Obamacare’s Latest Victim Is Religious Freedom
• Tea Party Members Meet in Jersey City to Discuss Education Reform
• The Fat Man" Cometh
• Assembly Democrats look to revitalize job killing Cap and Trade through RGGI CANJ
• Black History Month : Black Founders
• Gov. Chris Christie hails new corporate headquarters
• Ridgewood Chamber Spotlight: Village Green restaurant
• Superbowl Sunday is tomorrow! Pick up your cigars @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Christie in Denville: plans for leading New Jersey to economic prosperity
• For biotech CEO, N.J. location is a must to lead turnaround
• Exploring America’s Entrepreneurial Edge
• Record 1.2 Million People Fall Out Of Labor Force In One Month, Labor Force Participation Rate Tumbles
• Labor Market: shrinkage. shrinkage
• After cutting ties with Planned Parenthood, Komen donations up 100 percent
• Assembly committee votes to put charters under local control
• Fine Print: Sen. Ruiz’s new tenure bill
• NJ checkup: Finding solutions before doctor shortage is critical
• Ridgewood High School teachers entering building en masse
• Three Republicans file to oppose Pascrell or Rothman in 9th District
• PSEG Foundation & ANJEE Offer $45,000 in Sustainability Grants
• 5 Seasons Bistro in Ridgewood
• Nutritionist with Ridgewood and Passaic offices indicted on fraud and theft charges
• The annual charity basketball game a win for Ridgewood's Federatedl HSA
• Dr. Roy Montesano Ramsey superintendent and former Ridgewood middle school science teacher and administrator to resign
• Educator suggests differentiated instruction more rigor for the high achievers and more nurturing for the kids looking to improve
• A.P. report: Most of MF Global’s missing funds located
• Left looks to bully Komen cancer charity over Planned Parenthood grant cuts
• Area students to compete in History Bowl and Bee in Ridgewood
• Port Authority officials are no-shows at hearing called by NJ lawmakers
• State council says bullying bill is unfair to school districts
• State Police on the hunt Superbowl Sunday
• Readers question Audrey Meyers New Appointment
• By the numbers: New Jersey’s renewable energy program
• Cap on mandatory overtime, the right rx for nursing care
• Drivers: Forgotten documents may cost less
• House Fire, 722 Newcomb Road
• State test scores reveal some gains, widening achievement gap
• How safe is the operating room? NJ website has the answer
• Obama Refinance Plan is Wrong Approach to Fixing Nation’s Housing Woes
• JAMBOREE 2012
• UN panel says retool world economy for sustainability
• Hackensack University Medical Center, partner purchase Montclair hospital
• Study: Internet addiction a growing problem among youth
• ‘Islamist Firster’ president not what he claimed
• Time to lean to Salsa like NY Giants' Victor Cruz ?
• The Emmanuel Cancer Foundation's 2nd Annual Hollywood Bash
• US Alcohol Sales Rise 2.7 Percent in 2011
• SHOCK : Gallup state numbers predict huge Obama loss
• Roll Over Motor Vehicle Accident, Route 17 North, Ridgewood
• NJ Homeowners Urge Governor Christie and AG Chiesa to Reject Global Banking Settlement
• Planning your 2012 Wedding & can’t afford a photographer?
• Homeownership rates fall to 66% as downturn nears a bottom
• NJ State Police will be out in force writing tickets on Super Bowl Sunday
• County cut Over Time by $1M, data shows
• Latour ,amazing food old school style
• N.J. to begin survey of historic site financial needs, first in 22 years
• Fitch: Underfunded NJ pensions to continue
• New TAXI SERVICE IN RIDGEWOOD
• CBO: Taxes Will ‘Shoot Up by More Than 30 Percent’ Over Next 2 Years
• Congressional Budget Office reports another $1 trillion deficit
• Latest Congressional Budget Outlook For 2012-2022 Released, Says Real Unemployment Rate Is 10%
• Darrell Issa threatens Eric Holder with contempt
• Junk Newspapers - Information to End Delivery of Non - Requested Newspapers
• AFP’s Top-Rated Legislators – Heroes and Defenders of the Taxpayer
• the fly hears that Russell Forenza is looking for your Vote...
• RIDGEWOOD YMCA TO HOST FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT ITS WORLD SERVICE PROGRAM “Gotta Have Heart”
• League of Women Voters Presents environmental hit piece "GASLAND"
• Sen. Gordon calls for more transparency at Port Authority of N.Y. & N.J.
• NJ drivers would face lower fines for forgetting license, registration under Senate bill
• Christie calls Assemblyman Reed Gusciora ‘numbnuts’
• Valley Hospital offering new 3-D mammograms
• Christie open to ways to remedy anti-bullying setback
• Test results offer a long-term look at progress in Ridgewood schools
• Moving elections to the fall would sound the deathknell of the Ridgewood Pro-District Party (RPDP)
• I think the teachers should be taught some organization, time-management and technology
• AOL traffic down since HuffingtonPost acquisition
• NJ Supreme Court nominee’s family tied to illegal deposits
• Christie like other Governors appoints loyalists to Port Authority jobs
• Treasury ups auto bailout loss estimate
• Obama: The most polarizing president. Ever.
• Analysis: How Christie trumped Dems once again on "Gay Marriage"
• Ridgewood Firefighter get $3.5 million : Nothing says "OUCH" better than a huge settlement for bad management decisions
• NJ district, state sparring over leader’s salary
• ‘Hybrid’ charters will meld online lessons with conventional instruction
• N.J. legislators :Turn on, Tune in, Drop Out busy removing medical-marijuana roadblocks
• Dealing with bullies back in NJ Legislature’s court
• N.J. gay rights advocates fight a vote on same-sex marriage
• RIDGEWOOD BOE MEMBER REPORT ON THE HISTORY OF NJ SCHOOL FUNDING
• The Wizards game : Reader says better without the Teachers
• BOE Elections : the people who come out to vote in the spring are the only ones who actually know what they're voting for and care.
• Reader Worries "smart kids " don't get Challenged in Schools
• 67% of Readers say No to New Years Resolutions
• Drip, Drip, Drip: Yet Another Green Energy Stimulus Recipient Hits the Skids
• Mayor Bloomberg: No NYC parade for Iraq War vets
• Grand Re-Opening at Village Green
• All Star All Beethoven Concert Parloff Chamber Concerts
• Forget global warming - it's Cycle 25 we need to worry about
• Underage drinking: maybe the minimum age should be lowered
• Ridgewood Art Institute honors best of the best
• TSA rail, subway spot-checks raise privacy issues
• One of the beauties of Ridgewood is its non-partisanship , well maybe not
• New Jersey Tenth Amendment Resolution on the table
• Scott Garrett :Empowering American Businesses to Create Jobs, Opportunity and Wealth
• Puerto Rico workers sue Pfizer, charging drug maker’s retirement plans imprudently managed
• NJHA Names Audrey Meyers New Board Chair at 93rd Annual Meeting
• Ridgewood News editorial: Keep voting in April
• DANIEL FISHBEIN: Individuality at every level
• Anti-bullying law imposes unfunded mandate on N.J. school districts, state body rules
• New Jersey attempting to get a handle on development
• The websites for all schools need a review. They look like they are an evolution rather than a well planned interface.
• State pension funds continue to struggle
• Ridgewood adjusting code covering underage drinking
• Christie dominates Chamber with pro-biz speech
• Christie wants focus on jobs, not social issues
• Doodlebugheart's Gather & Giggle
• Enhanced communication focus of Ridgewood response proposals
• Ridgewood School District elections will remain in the spring
• Ridgewood school employee benefits are focus of budget talks
• Village Should Appeal
• NJ businesses face nation’s biggest tax burden, according to report
• N.J. tax battle revs up
• Audit: N.J. daycare program could be wasting millions of dollars
• Low prices keep natural gas in NJ’s energy picture
• Study: Workers Spend $1,000 Yearly on Coffee
• Confusion on GW website causes false alarm
• Hackensack Democrat Diane Sare to challenge Garrett for the LaRouche Slate in the 5th Distric
• 36 Obama aides owe $833,000 in back taxes
• Taxpayers still owed $132.9B from bailout: report
• Garrett Responds to President’s State of the Union Address
• SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE KITS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
• School districts sign on to move board elections to November
• Christie splits up Rutgers in higher ed overhaul
• The Valley Hospital Forms Regional Accountable Care Organization in Partnership with Atlantic Health System
• Village may fight jury award to fireman
• Ridgewood Police Community Policing Alert
• Be grateful that this breach in our school's security has been discovered by students and not someone with more malicious and potentially harmful intentions
• US Post Office Needs to Cut 260,000 Jobs: Rep. Issa
• State Education Commissioner Chris Cerf says teachers are ‘owed a debt of gratitude’ for the achievement
• WHO'S GREEDY? Obama Gave 1% to Charity, Romney Gave 15%
• Delinquent: Feds, military owe $3.4B in unpaid taxes
• Ridgewood Concert Band - Midwinter Misicale
• FACT CHECK: Obama pushes plans that flopped before
• Garrett Applauds Arrest of Man in Connection with Attacks against Bergen County Synagogues
• REGISTER NOW: JR NEW PLAYERS WORKSHOP IS FEBRUARY 3-5
• Ridgewood, New Jersey, a town that's produced such red hot indie bands as Senses Fail, Vivian Girls, and Real Estate
• Christie upstages gay marriage bill
• Analysis: N.J. educators earn D+
• Ridgewood students in televised quiz show
• New health care system in the works
• More hospitals demand payment on the spot
• 5 RHS students were inducted last month into the high school’s new Donahue Fellowship program.
• “MANDATE” IS A DIRTY WORD
• Ridgewood making post-Irene repairs to sewer line
• Thank You for Supporting In the Net for Nick
• Who Should Have Access to Student Records?
• Google announces privacy changes across products; users can’t opt out
• Restore American Exceptionalism
• 3 Reasons School Choice is Growing
• Under Obama, Price of Gas Has Jumped 83 Percent, Ground Beef 24 Percent, Bacon 22 Percent
• Ridgewood firefighter Whistle blower Kevin Reilly awarded $3.5 million
• " VOICE OF THE PEOPLE " : Say No to the Internet Police
• Garrett: Delay of Obama budget reinforces president’s lack of leadership on deficit and debt crisis
• Medicare ACOs: Coming soon to a healthcare provider near you
• Bill to create N.J. teacher loan forgiveness program clears Senate committee
• Democratic Job Bill: N.J. Dems advance bills lifting parole requirements, job restrictions for convicted felons
• Christie’s two nominations to state Supreme Court include first Asian-American and first openly gay man
• Parasites: Salaries soared for staff at 9/11 memorial
• Ridgewood firefighter awarded $3.5 million in promotion lawsuit
• Snow and Ice must be removed from Public Sidewalks
• New Jersey homeless census seeks to count, aid the growing number of people in need
• Ron Paul Slams “Out Of Control Police State” After Rand Paul Detained By TSA
• Environmental coalition moves to block natural gas pipeline,jobs and cheaper energy
• Privatizing parts of N.J. park system stirs debate
• Huge Solar Eruption Sparks Strongest Radiation Storm in 7 Years
• Poll: Americans ‘Broadly Dissatisfied’ in This Election Year
• NEW DATE: Assemblymen Scott Rumana and David Russo will speak at the Education Center on Tuesday, February 7 at 7:30 p.m
• Celebrating School Choice Week
• N.J. might pick up burial tab for line-of-duty deaths
• Should Christie be cutting property taxes instead?
• Samuel Adams Beer Dinner at the Park West Tavern
• 8 N.J. charter schools approved to open in Camden, Newark, Trenton, Jersey City, Vineland-Millville
• Ridgewood's Got Talent 2012 Semi-Finals
• Ridgewood Chamber Restaurant Week 2012 - Sun, January 22, 2012 - Thu, January 26, 2012
• Obama Administration Attacking Religious Freedom
• BOE : for it before they were against it
• Keeping track of pills, pharmacies flag abuse of pain prescriptions
• Proponents push for pot program to begin
• N.J. congressman calls for investigation of Live Nation’s secret deals with Meadowlands
• Overhaul of legal advertising rules dropped
• Home Energy Efficiency Program
• Pot-based prescription drug looks for FDA OK
• Americans Must Change America Back to America if We Hope to have a Future
• Advertising spending online expected to surpass print this year
• Obama’s “Forced” Keystone Decision Rejects Jobs, Energy, and Logic
• Devolve Transportation Spending to States
• Remember to clean your sidewalks
• SOPA/PIPA : In short, Congress should stop meddling in what the majority of them seem to know nothing about.
• MPAA Directly & Publicly Threatens Politicians Who Aren't Corrupt Enough To Stay Bought
• Ridgewood toy dealer Jordan Hembrough has a show on Travel Channel
• Resolution to Eliminate the Vote on the Annual Budget and to Move the Election Of School Board Members to the General Election in November
• Obama’s Magic Kingdom of Joblessness
• Ridgewood's Graydon Pool about to make history
• Ridgewood church's expansion hearings continue
• Valley Hospital features two artists in exhibit this month
• Ridgewood preparing for potential weekend snowstorm
• NJ TRANSIT ANNOUNCES SYSTEMWIDE CROSS-HONORING IN ADVANCE OF WEEKEND STORM
• SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
• Canada Pledges to Sell Oil to Asia After Obama Rejects Keystone Pipeline
• BOB BOWDON creator of the education expose', "THE CARTEL" Sunday Jan 22nd, 2:00pm - 5:00pm
• Ridgewood BOE hosts informal get-together
• Open Rehearsals for The Ridgewood Singers
• The Ridgewood Public Library and the Ridgewood Historical Society will jointly welcome Abraham Lincoln impersonator Robert Costello to Ridgewood on Sunday, February 5
• BOARD OF EDUCATION TO DISCUSS POSSIBILITY OF MOVING ELECTION DATE
• Moratorium on Brains: Dems propose 'Reasonable Profits Board' to regulate oil company profits
• Republicans stand together to oppose SOPA piracy law
• New Year, new solutions: Let's pitch in
• The Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration Committee is proud to announce their theme for the 2012 celebration,“Born in New Jersey ”.
• State agency to investigate improper billing at PSE&G
• The other Wireless Technology is called DAS.
• Courts Gone Wild : State employees’ paid leave can roll over from year to year indefinitely, court rules
• New Jersey Tax Revenues up 3.2 percent in first half of FY12, still 3.2 percent below projection
• Kyrillos set to announce Senate candidacy Thursday
• After 67% tax increase Illinois’ Unpaid Bill Crisis Just Keeps Getting Worse
• Chinese New Year: 2012 : The Year of the Dragon
• Treasury dips into federal worker pension funds to avoid debt
• Port Authority: JFK, La Guardia and Newark terminals among worst in world
• Park and Ride Cell Tower : gone through before
• NOMINATING PACKETS AVAILABLE FOR RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE COUNCIL
• Democrats receive more Bain Capital dollars than Republicans
• Society Cafe Concert Series - January 20 At Unitarian Society of Ridgewood
• Headwaters Science Center contemplates moving to Pamida building
• How long do you have to live here before you can consider yourself part of the Establishment?
• Education Reform remains 2012 focus
• Owner of 615 Franklin Turnpike offers building for T-Mobil cell tower site
• Gov. Christie signs bill changing school board elections, budget votes
• N.J. sports authority contracts reveal millions in secret rebates to promoters of Meadowlands acts
• County police plan touted in Camden
• Sports betting supporters not worries about NFL moving Super Bowl
• BEFORE DRIVING - Clear Ice and Snow from Vehicles
• Obama rejects oil pipeline from Canada, triggering loud controversy
• PSE&G Announces Bill Credit to be Included in February Bills
• An Internet Blackout Over SOPA and PIPA
• O’Toole: Must Continue Work of Reforming New Jersey in New Legislative Session
• Does Every Child Deserve the Opportunity to Succeed?
• Supreme Court to schools: Take care with First Amendment
• Kerry Kruckel Gibbs of Ridgewood joins the Hackensack University Medical Center Foundation
• Protest on Web Uses Shutdown to Take On Two Piracy Bills
• Ridgewood Moves one step closer to granting Graydon Pool a Historic Designation
• Christie's proposed income tax cut wins instant business support
• The Company Store :Buy One, Give One Comforter Program will deliver a truckload of comforters to the children of Family Promise Thursday, January 19th
• New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wants all tax brackets cut by 10 percent
• Recovery at risk as Americans raid savings
• "Commit to Be Fit" in 2012 at the YMCA/YWCA
• NJ may call on electric utilities to revive solar sector
• Solar-panel company lays off 40 employees
• Neighbors blunt about medicinal marijuana dispensary plan
• Medical marijuana farms could get quicker OKs under a Monmouth County lawmaker’s bill
• Incentive Pay for Village Employees : Welcome to the Real World
• Education advocate claims New Jersey officials “have not started or completed one single school project” in the last two years
• State’s failure to repay unemployment loan means higher tax for employers
• Gov. Christie orders complete review of N.J. purchasing laws, public contracting processes
• Hazmat Response, 212 Claremont Road, Ridgewood
• Facebook Gives Politico Deep Access to Users’ Political Sentiments
• New session, charter school law still broken?
• Reprieve for N.J. school leaders over criminal check
• As the parent in Ridgewood, TEACHERS you have lost my respect.
• Ridgewood Council agrees to shop for prices on a new fire truck
• Christie still considering school election changes
• School Choice Week event with special guest, BOB BOWDON
• HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
• U.S. online piracy bill headed for major makeover
• Reader warns :Economic times are hard and we just don't have any more to give you right now. Why don't you get that?
• So why shouldn't the members of the HSA expect them to reciprocate?
• Chef Laurie Cera of Five Seasons Bistro in Ridgewood takes first round of Ultimate Chef Bergen County 2012
• Garrett Disapproves of President’s Request to Raise Debt Ceiling
• Teachers do not seem to realize how rough things are for so many of the people who pay the taxes that fund their position
• Before you start the "do it for the kids" diatribes, I also have to do it for my own kids too, which is why I ask my Association to negotiate the best salary possible in this economic climate
• Congress logs most futile legislative year on record
• Life-Changing Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Paul Aronsohn: Fool me once, shame on me, fool me twice shame on you
• I agree with others here about Keith- he gives a lot of extra effort to his work on behalf of the Village
• So the teachers bowed out of the Wizards Game ?
• Toll hikes sending drivers on a detour
• Gov. Christie: I won’t force N.J. towns to allow medical marijuana facilities
• Christie signs Urban Hope Act allowing nonprofit-run schools in Camden, Newark and Trenton
• Waldwick's concrete water tank goes online
• The race to build more federally funded health centers in New Jersey
• Christie will consider raising N.J.’s minimum wage
• Registration Underway for AM & PM Kindergarten Enrichment: Right Here in Ridgewood at Little Ivy
• Bill aids growth of pot facilities
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce PM Networking
• Radio Host Steve Malzberg to appear at this month's NJTPC meeting!
• Health Fair
• Ridgewood Chamber Spotlight: Diana Brown’s Neighborhood Fit Club
• Home Energy Efficiency Program
• PRO-GROWTH TAX REFORM WILL BENEFIT THE MIDDLE CLASS AND WILL JOLT THE STILL SAGGING U.S. ECONOMY
• Herald News: Show patience with bullying law
• So, You Think You’re Free?
• BILL COSBY ANNOUNCES SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL SCHOOL CHOICE WEEK 2012
• Fed to Weigh Further Easing Amid Doubts About Recovery
• The Worst Economic Recovery Since The Great Depression
• Contempt for Congress
• Ridgewood School Budget : Mike Doherty's Fair School Funding could save Ridgewood $42,050,037
• Obama's recent appointments while Congress was still in session have caused quite a stir. As well they should.
• Let the debate continue if you wish but I fail to understand the negative comments about Keith
• Chamber of Commerce President Tom Hillmann says not true
• Ridgewood Board of Education reviewing budget numbers
• Ridgewood and River Vale districts fighting bully law
• Acid & Undercrown Event @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• TICKETS ARE ON SALE FOR HARLEM WIZARDS GAME
• SCHOOLS CLOSED ON MONDAY, JANUARY 16 FOR MLK DAY: COMMUNITY OBSERVANCE IS AT 10 A.M.
• Ridgewood News editorial: Teachers should attend charity basketball game
• Nobody in the private sector is looking at these sort of draconian measures for the rest of their career.
• NEW JERSEY TRANSIT OVERHAULS DIESEL POWERED BUS FLEET; PART OF CHRISTIE ADMINISTRATION'S CONTINUING EFFORT TO IMPROVE AIR QUALITY
• Ridgewood Water to replace five vehicles
• PSE&G Warns Customers About Payment Scam
• BREAKING : Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce Rejects Paul Arohnson Endorsement
• Rethinking Advanced Placement
• N.J. law would mandate teen drivers to spend extra year with learning permit
• U.S. jobless claims rise sharply to 6-week high
• December U.S. Budget Deficit Wider Than Expected
• Law to let wineries ship to N.J. homes
• Monmouth County Assemblyman looks to block local anti-medical marijuana efforts
• Hazy Days
• Addicted! Scientists show how internet dependency alters the human brain
• Ridgewood concert benefits student musicians
• Ridgewood teachers won't join in charity event, citing stalled contract
• Detroit unsure over the future of green cars
• School Districts Oppose Anti-Bullying Law as an Unfunded Mandate
• Taxpayer funded health insurance costs for elected officials vary
• the fact that anyone is looking for a raise in this environment is absurd.
• I would counsel the teachers to think carefully about the value of goodwill in a community like Ridgewood, and how quickly that goodwill can be pissed away by shortsighted decisions.
• Readers says if the BOE can afford a slate roof they can afford a raise for teachers
• Ken Gabbert honored for years of service to borough
• Proposed 2012 Amendment for NE Water Quality Management Plan
• Driving the teacher quality component for education reform
• Solar sector likely to look for bailout by regulators
• The April Mortgage Rate Hike
• Third shul in Bergen County attacked
• Garrett Condemns Unconstitutional Recess Appointment of Cordray
• Ridgewood Chamber Restaurant Week 2012 Sun, January 15, 2012 - Thu, January 19, 2012
• NJ education reform: School budget election changed, private urban charter schools OK’d
• Questions remain on South Jersey medical marijuana facility
• Single-room surgeries to operate under same rules as hospitals, ambulatory centers
• Ridgewood BOE Notes and Updates
• The Village Hall was designed with no thought to practicality
• Ridgewood Teachers bail on charity ballgame
• New Sex Ed Guidelines For Schools
• Web and mobile resources to avoid transit delays
• NJ education reform: School budget election changed, private urban charter schools OK’d
• Sweeney plans to take first step on federal campaign trail
• New Jersey lawmakers back sports gaming
• Christie vetoes Democrats’ make work ‘Back to Work New Jersey’ bill
• Homeland Security monitors journalists
• Democrats push to legalize same-sex marriage in New Jersey
• NJ Lawmakers move to end marriage waiting period
• Construction at Ridgewood middle school will cost a little more
• TSA defends banning cupcake from airplane
• Poll: Americans, 2-1, Fear Obama's Reelection
• Last-minute N.J. measures: Schools, sewers
• The state of the Governor’s education agenda
• 30th Annual Ridgewood and Glen Rock Martin Luther King Jr Observance and Service
• Sustainable Energy Joint Venture for Ridgewood
• ANNUAL FRIENDS IN THE BUSINESS CONCERT IS JANUARY 13
• Customers tapped by water rate increases
• Beating Megan’s Law: How violent sex offenders can legally live in towns without the public knowing
• Sarah Palin: Mainstream media and Barack Obama want Mitt Romney as nominee
• FCC’s Genachowski proposes broadband reform
• Snoop Dogg to W.H.: Legalize pot
• Canceled tunnel project where is all the money going?
• A Penny saved is a Penny earned
• In the suburbs, charter schools raise concerns about local control
• New Jersey lawmakers look bailout Solar Developers
• N.J. considers changing school elections criteria
• Ridgewood Chamber Restaurant Week
• Special Report: Did N.J. property tax reform help most taxpayers?
• Christie: School changes this year
• November school elections bill moves forward
• Leaf, Branches, Christmas Tree Update - January 6, 2012
• Proposed bill would let wineries ship directly to Garden State customers
• Under new N.J. bill, personal injury lawyers would have to wait 30 days before contacting accident victims
• Priority Registration for 2012 Now Underway at Little Ivy Learning Center
• Pot center to appeal township’s rejection in court
• Incentive bills advance as end of legislative session looms
• In act of defiance, democrat stalls Obama choice for court
• Off-track betting measures advance: Vote set Monday
• After last-minute changes, lawmakers poised to vote on Urban Hope Act
• Crossing Guard Position Applications
• TO GOOGLE OR NOT? ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LIBRARIANS HOST WORKSHOPS
• 2012 Annual Permits on Sale for UNLIMITED PARKING IN VILLAGE LOTS
• NFL game streaming may be costly for Verizon Wireless users
• The Village pulls through a very difficult year on its way to restoring long term financial sustainability
• Natural Systems Utilities and Middlesex Water Company announced the formation of a joint venture, Ridgewood Green RME, LLC,
• the prisioner: I am not a number!
• Obama's Sham Constitutionalism
• White House proposes 0.5 percent pay increase for federal workers
• Labor unions primary recipients of Obamacare waivers
• Wall Street money and Democrat Senatorial Campaign Committee funding "Occupy Wall Street"
• Senate committee passes bill, would make political fundraising illegal on public property
• Real Jobless Rate Is 11.4% With Realistic Labor Force Participation Rate
• Praising Garrett for consistency
• BOE Energy Saving Idea Backfires
• Repairs to Ho-Ho-Kus Brook could add to Ridgewood's storm tab
• Rare Rocky Patel Fifty in Stock @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• NJ school board members didn’t do a background check
• 51% See Occupy Wall Street Protesters As Public Nuisance
• Upper Ridgewood Community Church youth group volunteers in Prattsville, N.Y.
• Crisis : Payouts for unused sick days
• Undercover Operation Results In Charges Against 12 Allegedly Unlicensed Contractors
• Heed the warnings at Ridgewood High School footbridge
• Bids for updates to Ridgewood Village Hall are opened
• Market Competition and Consumer Choice Act (S-2664)
• Shrinking labor force explains drop in unemployment
• NJT Bus Schedule Change
• ‘Right to Work’ Republicans Deprived of a Quorum by Coward Democrats in Indiana
• Planned Parenthood’s Annual Report: Got $487.4M in Tax Money, Did 329,445 Abortions
• NJ life sciences generate $24.2B
• Criminal background check law leaves some school board members in limbo
• Christie calls on Democratic legislators to reduce public employee sick pay and vacation benefits
• Cupcakes by carousel in Ridgewood : Big Sweet JUMBO Cupcake
• Some N.J. dealers see higher sales
• Ridgewood to remove abandoned bikes
• Ridgewood Planning Board commissions study of Central Business District
• A harder look at homework: Is it effective? How much is too much?
• In wake of schools superintendents’ salary caps, increase in departures
• Time, or tolls? Doing the new math for New Jersey commuters
• Lawsuit aims at restoring free tolls for life for retirees
• 2011 medication shortages set new record at 267
• Carter's advice to Obama: Don't alienate voters
• With all the debate going on over raises, bonus, incentives?
• Ridgewood's Got Talent 2012 Auditions
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY : Do away with some crosswalks
• COUNT DOWN TO NOBAMA
• Fast-tracked and rewritten bill could put some public schools under private management
• Food stamp demand rises in New Jersey
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY : Patience is what's lacking on both sides
• Payouts for unused sick days vary in North Jersey towns
• The founding fathers DID NOT implement a separation of Church and State...
• Another transplant says shared services lead to poor service and no cost savings
• Reforms may end teacher tenure in N.J.
• A new year: Five to watch in education
• Shining a light on hazards of fluorescent bulbs
• Follow Up to the November 26th Pedestrian Tagically Killed on Route 17
• Congressional Redistricting : changes to the 5th Congressional District
• No rubber-stamp governor: N.J.’s Christie often invokes his veto power
• Bill would allow restaurants to add horse racing bets to the menu
• Countdown to NJ’s health insurance exchange
• N.J.’s elderly population to surge
• Readers ask can we afford Paul Aronsohn and his pro-union ,pro big government agenda?
• Time for Shared Services for New Jersey Police ?
• Desperate Democrats look to blitz Scott Garrett with Former NY Giants linebacker Harry Carson in the 5th district
• "Cadillac" health care plans : Councilman Paul Aronhson is working the system
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY :Notice how close you need to get to the crosswalk before you can see whether someone is entering
• ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Participation To Earn Class Credit At Columbia U.
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY :MUST "STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS IN CROSSWALKS"
• Pull plug on electric vehicle subsidies
• Live Greener in the New Year by adopting these 12 simple tips.
• New Year’s Resolutions for Conservatives
• New Jersey bill eliminates permit for home-brewing and winemaking
• Big Brother :40,000 signed bills: No happy hours in Utah, safer golf carts in Georgia
• Consumer Confidence : Americans buy record numbers of guns for Christmas
• Mayor Killion simply has the best interest of Ridgewood in the forefront of his mind
• Sick pay a windfall for some teachers
• Toll hikes take effect, one more way to chase jobs out of New Jersey
• Help in Locating 1969 High School Ring Owner
• NJT :On Monday, January 2, trains will operate on an enhanced weekend schedule
• Mahwah council eliminates its health benefits
• GOP hopefuls have been thoroughly queried on a laundry list of issues Yet, the man they hope to defeat next November has rarely been asked by news reporters about many of these issues.
• Obama’s Signing Statement on NDAA: I have the power to detain Americans… but I won’t
• Kindergarten Enrichment Students Unlock "Sweet" Secrets of Science at Little Ivy Learning Center
• The spectre of 1932: How a loss of faith in politicians and democracy could make 2012 the most frightening year in living memory
• THESE are the times that try men's souls.
• Happy New Year
• the Ridgewood blog : 9 tips to keep your New Year's resolutions
• Prophecies for 2012 : Mayan Apocalypse
• Some thoughts on the New Year generated by the comments on our current mayor:
• BOE and Superintendent Host Coffee and Conversation in the New Year
• The Modern Music Academy: Making Grammy Dreams Real on Grove Street
• Just 55.3 percent of Americans between 16 and 29 have jobs.
• Top 10 Education Stories of 2011
• Crosswalks decorative, safer
• Despite GOP opposition, light bulb standards will phase in on Jan. 1
• SOPA opponents may go nuclear and other 2012 predictions
• Gov. Chris Christie's office releases full list of unused sick day obligations for North Jersey
• The Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood : 2 brand new Opus X are now in stock!
• Harp’s soothing sounds fill Village Hall
• 3 Democrats size up facing Garrett
• Paul Aronsohn's op-ed in the Ridgewood News
• Readers name some really good/great Ridgewood teachers . . .
• Readers Skeptical of Shared Services
• Sales of UP3 parking permits on the upswing in Ridgewood
• New Ridgewood crosswalks designed to be both decorative and safe
• Scout’s project spruces up high school’s landscape
• Ridgewood official offers a list of priorities for Ridgewood in the new year
• New Year's Eve sees weak demand in North Jersey so far
• Cat Clinic
• Village Council Meetings
• Passaic County Freeholder Director Terry Duffy is exploring 5th District run against Scott Garrett
• "RACE TO NOWHERE" SITE FEATURES RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL IN VIDEO
• Mekong Grill in Ridgewood
• Is it time for the 'castle doctrine' in New Jersey ?
• Reader says worst bullies are some teachers
• The Anti Bullying law is another knee-jerk reaction to an unfortunate suicide by a legislator looking for a pat on the back
• N.J. survey shows local governments turned to shared services, surplus funds to hold 2 percent property tax cap
• The Unintended Consequences of Internet Regulation
• Super Cellars, Cheese Shop Artisinal Marketplace
• Pascrell responds to Rothman challenge
• N.J. takes slow, steady approach to for-profit hospitals
• What Do You Believe?
• Co-op's Open House January 12, 2012
• SOPA is the end of us, say bloggers as Government looks to silence voices and squelch free speech
• New bullying law stirs up complaints from Educators
• Grab your wallet! Huge Toll increase to take effect January 1st
• Time to fine people who dump leaves on the road after the collection deadline
• Road bleak for New Jersey travel projects
• Ruling by U.S. Justice Dept. opens a door on online gambling
• Moody’s downgrades N.J. cities’ bond ratings
• Police catch Booze burglar trying to steal liquor from home
• Ex-Governor’s partner targets tiger bone trade
• Solar power legislation now law in NJ
• Osteria la Fiamma in Ridgewood
• NJ wine export issue forced by federal court
• Can’t lose weight? Maybe you’re not eating enough!
• Turnpike overtime boosts some troopers’ salaries by more than 50%
• Obama to ask for debt limit hike: Treasury official
• A revolving door for burglars
• Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ) Scares Off Steve Rothman
• Ridgewood Baseball & Softball Association conducts year-end survey
• Schumer brother-in-law judge nod stuns New Jersey
• Flawed Appraisals Hurting Home Sales, Slowing Housing Recovery
• Rothman will move to Englewood, challenge Pascrell in redrawn district
• Men at Work : Close up of the Grove St. Island under construction
• Aviation and Rocketry Camp - December 27 & 28
• Comic Juggler Will Shaw
• The annual Christmas day reenactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River
• Reminder Village of Ridgewood Leaf Collection Is Complete
• Decorative/Safety Crosswalks Installed at Intersection of East Ridgewood & Cottage
• Christmas Day Observed Village Hall Closed
• Christmas-as Celebrated by the Presidents
• Three Denver Muslims lead cheers for Tebow
• Merry Christmas
• Substance abuse specialist tells Ridgewood parents: 'Be real with teenagers'
• US Government Spiraled Deeper into Debt This Fiscal Year
• 2011 will likely end up as the worst year for New Homes sales in history
• Congress To Fund Massive Expansion Of TSA Checkpoints
• Our Lady of Mount Carmel Christmas Schedule 2011
• West Side Presbyterian Church Christmas Service Schedule
• Leaves: It's the "gift" that keeps on giving.
• 50 FACTS ABOUT THE U.S. ECONOMY THAT WILL SHOCK YOU
• The Past and the Present
• Isn't Harding Pharmacy a victim?
• Ridgewood Florist helps decorate White House
• Village Leaf Collection Is Complete : the law needs to be tougher
• Defending Liberty and Security in Wartime
• the Village of Ridgewood Christmas Tree 2011
• NJ man who OD'd at party settles lawsuit for $4M
• Photo exhibit at the Ridgewood Library,shows kids’ view of their world
• Two Ridgewood sites Graydon Pool and the James Rose House may go on historic rolls in the village
• Shop Ridgewood : Warner Quad
• President Obama restores Pizza night
• Superintendent Dr. Daniel Fishbein has announced that last weekend a security breach was discovered in the Ridgewood Public Schools
• Pride as soldiers come home to Ridgewood area
• Plaudits abound at farewell event for Ridgewood High School principal
• Village Leaf Collection Is Complete
• Village Holiday Schedule
• Redistricting negotiations focus on merging two North Jersey areas
• Bergen freeholders approve $72,000 grant for Meadowlands Museum in Rutherford
• Motor Vehicle Accident In Ridgewood Closes Portion of Linwood Avenue On Thursday Afternoon
• Police suspect link in Hackensack, Maywood synagogue desecrations
• Movin’ on out: More New Jersey residents opting to flee
• Redistricting Commission : Garrett and Rothman look like odd men out
• New Jersey American Water seeking a 15 percent rate hike
• Board of Education Trustee screening deadline nears
• Ridgewood Christmas Tree Lighting 2011
• Revised REQ FOR PROPOSALS - Architectural Services for Village Hall
• Several dialysis centers fall short in U.S. rating
• Six Ridgewood students eyed in computer security breach
• Medicaid changes on track to revamp long-term care
• N.J. personal income growth was weak in third quarter
• Far left Rothman looks to blame Tea Party Republicans for failure of 2 month extension on payroll tax break
• Who rules in Trenton? Apparently, ‘Seinfeld’
• Newark Schools to adopt national college entrance exam
• AOL Needs ‘Immediate Action,’ Investor Says
• Legislators seek to expand open-records law (OPRA )
• Holiday tree sales are looking up
• NJ senator: All public contracts warrant review
• Director of Professional Nursing Practice at The Valley Hospital Recognized by State Nursing Organization
• Shop Ridgewood : Cupcakes by Carousel
• Businesses sued over accessibility
• Rumors are swirling that developer John Saraceno may seek council seat.
• Ridgewood : Men at Work
• AT&T drops bid to acquire T-Mobile
• N.J.’s anti-bullying law gets slow start as school violence grows
• Lockdown at Benjamin Franklin Middle School ends quickly
• Port Authority : Toll Hike Woes
• Christie: No compromise on ending sick-day payouts
• Is Menendez vulnerable?
• Shop Ridgewood: Brick Lane Curry House
• Shop Ridgewood : Village Green Restaurant
• Shop Ridgewood : La Piazza Bistro
• Happy Chanukah
• Shop Ridgewood : It's Greek to Me
• Holiday Blues: 39% Don't Want to Fly
• Shop Ridgewood : Wolfshead Gallery
• Shop Ridgewood: Wostbrock Home
• Ridgefield looks to create anti-bullying ordinance
• Village Council Meetings
• Do you feel Ridgewood's "Tradition of Excellence" has been upheld or diminished under the current superintendent of curriculum's leadership?
• Shopping in Ridgewood: Find the gift answers for the most difficult on your list
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOLS DISTRICT-WIDE STATE TESTING REPORT 2011
• Ridgewood one of three Bergen County towns on Gov. Chris Christie's list of biggest payouts for unused sick time
• New Jersey’s reliance on natural gas to grow, experts agree
• Christie’s fight to trim judges’ benefits spills into new venue
• Shop Ridgewood : Hillmann Lighting
• Shop Ridgewood : ULRICH, INC.
• Can we save $2.2M by using private county security in Bergen?
• Shop Ridgewood : Jekyll and Hide Luggage and Leather Goods
• Excellence or Mediocrity?
• Ridgewood school district says new bullying law is a drain on resources
• Shop Ridgewood : Natalie's Restaurant
• Shop Ridgewood : A MANO
• Shop Ridgewood: Tito’s Burritos Ridgewood
• Shop Ridgewood : Leapin Lizards A Lilly Pulitzer Signature Store
• Shop Ridgewood : Suite 201
• Shop Ridgewood : Village Eyewear
• NJ considering major high education changes
• Panel to decide which N.J. congressional district to sacrifice
• 50% toll increase slated for NJ Turnpike and Garden state Parkway on January 1st.
• Moving school elections would mean buying new machines
• Electronic medical records: Rx for coordinated care
• Why can't Rutgers get more love from the citizens of NJ, especially in Ridgewood?
• Comic Juggler Will Shaw
• Holiday Hours @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Game of congressional redistricting drawing to a close
• On a voting spree, N.J. Senate backs winery sales
• Readers debate Teacher "Cadillac " health plans
• Israeli leader shuns New York Times op-ed offer
• Congressmen can't say 'Merry Christmas' in mail
• the Prisoner : Dreamy party
• Internet architects oppose US online piracy bills
• House cybersecurity bill would establish federal overseer
• Dr. Jason Sperling of Ridgewood Selected For Patients' Choice Award 2011
• Lowes Buycott Time
• Dates Available for YWCA Vacation Day Program
• New Jersey Association of Realtors honors members for commitment
• Simon Wiesenthal Center: Time for left Wing bloggers to clean up the discourse
• Market Competition and Consumer Choice Act (S-2664)
• Congress Should Stop Subsidizing Warren Buffett’s Health Care, Not Increase His Taxes
• Though it was promised Obamacare would reduce costs by increasing participation and competition, so far reality has been just the opposite
• Despite success on the field, big-spending Rutgers athletics is saddled with its largest deficit ever
• Holidays Fuentes Now in Stock @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Ex-Freddie, Fannie CEOs Sued for Understating Loans
• RIDGEWOOD YMCA OFFERS SCHOOL VACATION CAMP DEC 26-30
• Aviation and Rocketry Camp - December 27 & 28
• "Instead of building on President Kennedy's vision, we seem poised to collectively take a giant leap backwards."
• ‘Indefinite Detention’ Bill Heads To Obama’s Desk As White House Drops Veto Threat
• Second life for 240-year-old Ridgewood home
• Ridgewood businesses have optimistic outlook
• Ridgewood Library programs aim to keep patrons up with latest technology
• The Ridgewood train station is a model of inefficiency
• Ridgewood Education Foundation grants will fund 22 classroom projects
• Suburban school construction hits lowest point in past decade
• Here We Go Again : Turnpike budget blat; toll hike to fund road projects
• With states desperate to keep jobs, companies have upper hand, report finds
• NJ’s health information exchanges share electronic medical records
• NJ Telecom bills compete
• Many in N.J. face hit if alternative tax isn’t adjusted
• North Jersey seat expected to vanish
• Garrett Applauds Subcommittee Passage of Private Mortgage Market Investment Act
• Orpheus Club Holiday Concert
• Bill would extend computer access to agency records
• Fast food restaurant ordinance approved in Ridgewood
• I don't deny that most of our teachers are hard-working and dedicated but I don't believe that they are hurting
• It is amazing that people make the public vs private sector comparison
• What Ridgewood Teachers Pay for Healthcare
• The NTSB goes MUCH too far
• RHS Should Join Forces with Wikipedia
• Benefits denied
• COFFEE, ANYONE?
• New task force tackles familiar topic: College and career readiness
• Tanker spills oil in downtown Ridgewood
• RHS BANDS' ANNUAL CITRUS SALE IS JANUARY 8
• Making Ridgewood a Transit Hub?
• Ridgewood Patch and Glen Rock Patch Merge
• Realtors: We Overcounted Home Sales for Five Years
• NTSB seeks nationwide ban on driver use of personal electronic devices
• U.S. Postal Service puts 5-month pause on closings
• N.J. Pizza Fusion marks pizzas down to $3
• In the Net for Nick, Monday January 16, at Bethlehem Lutheran
• Former Madoff employee's sentencing postponed
• Teachers rally in Ridgefield and Ridgewood
• NJEA says Christie’s argument that teachers ‘only work 180 days’ is inaccurate
• N.J. Assembly panel clears bill requiring school officials to notify parents of absentee children
• Critics contend new bill imperils water quality, encourages sprawl
• Sick-leave bill stalls over cash payouts
• Christie orders more state troopers into crime-ridden Camden
• Redistricting Commission : so-called fair fight district that would combine U.S. Rep. Scott Garrett’s 5th District and U.S. Rep. Steve Rothman’s 9th District
• Leaves Everywhere : Pascack Road Twp of Washington 3pm 12/13/2011
• Hurricane predictors admit they can’t predict hurricanes
• Mr Rurik: I remember a time when your comments would have been appalling.
• RIDGEWOOD YMCA KIDS NIGHT OUT RETURNS DECEMBER 16
• Poll: Little love for big gov
• Rurik Halaby fires back at blog posters
• Unannounced Verizon Emergency Alert Causes Panic In New Jersey
• Obviously the leaf issue is a volume issue
• Readers Fire back at Rurlk Halaby
• SDA building blocks standardize design and construction
• Growing push in Newark to retake school reins
• Can urban transit hubs help revitalize New Jersey’s cities?
• New Jersey bill would free towns’ service sharing of tenure rules
• New Jersey’s unemployment benefits fund is broke, with more than $1 billion owed to the federal government
• Junior Nursery Scientists Reveal Mystery Behind Dancing Leaves at Little Ivy
• NJ’s comprehensive Medicaid waiver on track but still several months out
• NJ’s comprehensive Medicaid waiver on track but still several months out
• N.J. headed for government contraction, experts say
• SANTA IN THE PARK- Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce
• Parlance Chamber Concerts Holiday Benefit Concert
• Orpheus Club Holiday Concert
• Democratic lawmakers back controversial DEP waiver rule
• REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - Architectural Services for Village Hall Flood Damage Restoration
• Study: Special ed costs less at private schools
• Christie vs. Dems: Sick-leave payout battle intensifies
• Leaves : Bags vs Piles
• Gov. Christie lashes out at Port Authority exec, cites inconsistent toll hike figures
• Port Authority to post employees’ pay, other compensation online
• Garrett Introduces Bill to Address Washington’s Broken Budget Process
• Assembly panel advances bill to extend length of developer permits
• The current leaf system hasn't worked in years
• Paper leaf bags : Its time for a change
• "Letter: Rejection of Valley was affront to Ridgewo...": Mr. Halaby's wife, Cynthia Halaby, is on the Valley Board of Trustees
• Letter: Rejection of Valley was affront to Ridgewood
• Union that represent Bergen County employees weighs challenge on pay-to-play
• Donovan Vetoes Northwest Bergen Utility Authority Minutes
• "The Prisoner" Opening credits
• Leaves : people don't want to do anything that requires them to do more work
• Leaves: Reader says Bag them
• Average US Family Lost $21K in 6 Months Due To Property Values, Stock Market
• Leaves Everywhere : A few clean up Ideas
• Federal employees can accrue unlimited sick leave but when they retire, it's not paid out
• Document drop: What Scholastic is teaching your kids about the Occupiers
• Happy Holidays from Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Rooting for the American Dream
• Town & Country Apothecary is pleased to host a "Sip & Shop"
• Tyler Clementi’s parents tell magazine they learned he was gay just weeks before suicide
• 234 mayors endorse Christie plan to alter public employee's sick leave and vacation benefits
• Leaves: Many Hands make light work
• Ridgewood Guild to host Winterfest for the next two Saturdays
• Snowstorm costs, debris pile up in Ridgewood
• I am all for lower taxes, and smarter spending BUT I am not going to support kicking out or making older people feel unwelcome.
• NJ Legislators look to eliminate School Budget Vote
• Pilot teacher evaluation system slow to gain traction in Newark
• New Energy Master Plan explores ways to deploy infrastructure for alternative works
• The challenge is to preserve the things that make Ridgewood great
• Potential traffic conditions reviewed for two proposed housing developments in Ridgewood
• Ed Sullivan : Paul Aronsohn is a breath of fresh air on the Council
• Ed Sullivan : Is Ridgewood semi-urban?
• Forced To Join a Union: SEIU Getting Money From Michigan Medicaid Checks
• Christ Episcopal Church Celebrates December Advent Season
• Letter: Town leaders’ priorities in the ‘wrong place’
• 11 Leading Health System CEOs Share Top Goals for 2012
• RHS Bridge Update
• Police charge Upper Saddle River man in connection with luring incidents
• I want to explain a few things about CBR
• Plug-in electric vehicles that can pump power back onto the grid
• N.J. solar-energy companies face challenges
• Schools Development Authority: Shovels in the ground—almost
• LAST CHANCE! The Ridge Holiday House Tour is this Thursday, December 8
• Second Annual Winterfest!
• N.J. solar-energy companies face challenges
• Proposal caps outside earnings for disabled cops, firefighters
• Round up the Usual Suspects : Ridgewood residents plan to challenge Village Hall
• Pearl Harbor survivor, 90, still on mission to tell story
• Sentencing delayed on loan scam conviction of Ronald J. O'Malley, the onetime chief of Bergen County's public financing agency
• Music to Warm a December Eve
• Ridgewood native's love of comics takes him to 'The Infinite Horizon'
• Pearl Harbor attack, 70 years ago, still fresh in the memories of old sailors
• Assistant Principals Jeffrey Nyhuis and Basil Pizzuto appointed as Co-interim principals of Ridgewood High School
• Successful sports programs are proportionate to the towns value
• N.J. towns turn to fees, staff cuts following loss of state aid, survey finds
• N.J. bond debt rises 3.1 percent
• FLOOD WATCH
• Revitalizing NJ’s healthcare industry, one hospital at a time
• More Americans Go Abroad for Economic Opportunities
• Speculation heavy as redistricting deadline looms
• Ka-Chung! How All Christmas Music Doubles Radio's Ratings
• Report: N.J. Dept. of Education can consult data better to improve teaching
• FRACKING : Effort to ban wastewater treatment questioned
• Report: N.J. 43rd in anti-smoking effort
• Northern NJ snowstorm damage being reassessed
• MINI NEW PLAYERS FOR GRADES K-5 IS DECEMBER 16
• Are you taking the George Washington Bridge less since the toll hike?
• Village of Ridgewood : Free Trolley Rides!!!!
• Recovery News - National Flood Insurance Program Update
• One of the primary reasons for the explosion in youth sports over the past 30 years is because of girls
• VILLAGE LEAF / BRANCH REMOVAL
• Village Council Meetings
• Medicare Open Enrollment Deadline Approaching
• Many N.J. school board members have not complied with law requiring background checks
• Municipal revenue struggles continue as Washington is slow to modify tax laws
• N.J. congressmen seek changes in fishing laws
• Grow New Jersey advanced by Assembly committee
• Donald Trump Fights Back: ‘Ron Paul Is A Joke’ And George Will Is ‘Third-Rate’
• Cuts at U.S. Postal Service mean stamped letters won't arrive the next day
• Gasoline: The new big U.S. export
• Charter school thrives on data
• Credit guidelines for mortgages get tougher:
• The Becton, Dickinson and Company gave more money to HUMC than Valley
• BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS TONIGHT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5
• Village of Ridgewood : This is not Hackensack
• LAST CHANCE! The Ridge Holiday House Tour is this Thursday, December 8
• I went to school here k-12 when there were many more kids than now, no turf, and a very well-recognized sports program.
• Fall Leaf Clean-up Help
• Village Worker slow down slows street clean-up
• N.J. lawmaker demands probe of Port Authority’s toll-hike discrepancy
• Supporters of Christie-backed school bill rally in Trenton
• Success in a hardscrabble city, one student at a time
• Education reform limps along in lame duck
• Priority Registration for 2012 Set to Begin at Little Ivy Learning Center
• Family and Estate of Soo Hyeon Park v. Village of Ridgewood
• Untitled
• Valley Hospital: Very little charity care shows up at their doors.
• Cost effective govt that achieves better results at less cost
• Artificial turf : The public’s expectations about the quality of our playing fields are often over blown
• Time to Bag those leaves
• Analysis: Valley Hospital at a crossroads
• MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Registration for first session of 2012 at YMCA
• Letter: Village ‘taxes go up, services go down’
• Turf Fields : You seem to have a short memory
• Canada May Save $6.7B by Exiting Kyoto Pact
• Prisoner - Fall Out revolt
• It's Official Boys & Girls: Santa Has Arrived in Ridgewood!
• The CRR has won a big battle - but not the war.
• America Needs More Job Creation
• The Village Council: The causes for our tax increases start well before this current group took office
• N.J. Senate panel approves bill preventing trafficking of tigers and their body parts
• Ridgewood artists share holiday spirit
• What you should know about generators
• Ridgewood News editorial: Hitting the restart button
• Village of Ridgewood : Crossing Guard Position Applications
• New Jersey Choral Society presents “on a winter’s night”
• State Workers: Sick time reform pitched
• Legislation intended to increase odds of tigers’ survival in wild goes before N.J. Senate committee
• Injured Raccoon Wanders Into Ridgewood Antique Shop
• Main Street businesses survive without slashing prices in Ridgefield Park
• Downtown for the Holidays kicks off Friday in Ridgewood
• Give this council a break they inherited a slew of problems
• Recycling Center Open to Receive Storm Debris - Monday through Saturday
• Ridgewood High School introduces progressive new courses
• Valley Hospital will sue to stop the opening of 128-bed Westwood hospital
• Leaf and Brush Pick Up Schedule
• Opportunity Scholarship Act remains moving target
• Rutgers-Eagleton poll: ‘Overwhelming’ support for medical marijuana; majority favors decriminalization
• Port Authority changes reason for toll increase
• Pascack Valley Hospital Closer To Reopening
• Village Seeking Volunteers to Serve on Library Board and Parks, Recreation, and Conservation Board
• Charter schools sue state, claiming they’ve been shortchanged
• Poverty rate for school-age kids growing faster in N.J. counties
• Neighbors Helping Neighbors : Ridgewood Public Library tonight at 7pm
• Susan McCorkindale, Saturday, December 3rd, 1:00pm at Bookends
• All Seasons Chamber Players perform concert, Dec. 11
• Bergen County Executive Kathleen A. Donovan announced today over $400,000 in new cost savings for taxpayers.
• Council needs to get itself together
• Port Authority to pay firms $2.2M to help audit
• NJ state parks could open up to logging business under Legislature bill
• Medical pot growers face a new hurdle
• Former N.J. State Police lieutenant picked to run medical marijuana program
• Audit: Record number of licensed N.J. accountants are lying about education
• As Christmas approaches, retailers take aim at online shops that don’t charge sales tax
• New Jersey nurses charge religious discrimination over hospital abortion policy
• Easing end-of-life care
• N.J. hospitals’ operating margins creep up
• The high price of keeping New Jersey’s drinking water clean
• Curtis Granderson ,Wednesday, November 30th ,5:00pm at Bookends
• NEW PLAYERS STAGE PRESENT , "THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST"
• Merry Christmas from SMITH BROTHERS STEAK & CHOPHOUSE
• Ridgewood Police Department Main Phone Number - Technical Issue
• Ridgewood Emergency Services Looking for Volunteers
• Pedestrian Struck, North Van Dien and Linwood Avenues, Ridgewood
• Stricter laws may leave N.J. teens facing tougher road to driver’s license
• RHS Stadium : Good schools differentiate themselves by having many extracurricular activities and excellent facilities for the kids to use
• The real problem doesn't seem to be the money spent on fields, but the lack of true sportsmanship and life skills being taught at the high school level
• League of Municipalities reviewing guidelines for vendors
• Bills to shake up NJ schools emerge
• Christie administration considering ‘model curriculum’ for low-performing schools
• Christie rips Obama over deficit talks: 'What the hell are we paying you for?'
• Valley makes one last "Hail Mary" tonight , Valley asked the council to put off the vote and reconsider a modified Renewal plan .
• Obama's Job Approval Drops Below Carter's
• N.J. Sen. Weinberg introduces measure opposing federal Right-to-Carry bill proposal
• College's academic standing may be in jeopardy
• Village statement: on Jury award of $10 million to family of boy who drowned at Ridgewood pool
• NJ board votes to recommend reopening Pascack Valley in Westwood
• Christie slow to eliminate part-time employees from troubled retirement system
• Incident on November 26
• H.R. 822, the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011
• The Right to mooch , Cornel West: Ultimate Fight For Entitlements Will Be In "The Streets"
• Vincent Loncto is sworn in as Ridgewood schools trustee
• As Far as I know the sidewalks are your responsibility.
• The BOE’s decision to ignore structural issues with their bridge at the high school in 2009 put numerous persons at risk of potentially serious accidents
• Jury awards $10 million to family of boy who drowned at Ridgewood pool
• RHS athletics: Money and Sports
• More parents opting out of school shots for their kids
• Education expenditures are even worse than Christie stated
• New Jersey public schools: a bottomless money pit
• Outdated regulations stifle N.J. investment and growth
• By the numbers: New Jersey’s soaring infrastructure costs
• Port Authority salaries climbed $5 million last year, despite job cuts
• The Ridgewood Guild : Winterfest Sat. Dec. 10 and Dec. 17
• Downtown for the Holidays 2011!
• Holiday Boutique : YWCA Newcomer
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• SIDEWALKS
• Glen Rock, Ridgewood police report luring incidents
• Number of N.J. residents receiving food stamps doubled in last four year
• Valley Renewal: We were very dismayed with how Valley management handled this whole process
• I don't see how this pertains to Ridgewood : "Friday Night Lights Prove To Be Budget Busters":
• RHS Bridge : Repairing the current bridge will be throwing good money after bad and should not be permitted
• Bill clarifying student loan obligations reintroduces in Congress
• Suburban schools vs. charter: First round goes to the suburbs
• Teaneck virtual charter school will delay opening if funding law stays the same
• N.J. energy program improves homes
• N.J. treasurer: $1.2 trillion in federal savings would not significantly hurt state budget
• As lameduck period begins, Assembly panel to consider ‘Back to Work NJ’ job training bill
• Garrett: FHA Report Proves Conforming Loan Level Increase is Reckless
• Outrage over court program that rewards juvenile offenders with gifts
• Steve Rothman says it costs more to make a penny and nickel than the coins are worth
• Santa's Schedule
• The bridge is in trouble because the BOE -- its owners -- deferred necessary maintenance.
• The Prisoner - Final
• Little Ivy Learning Center Bringing Santa Downtown for the Holidays
• Pedestrian Struck and Killed, Route 17 North, Ridgewood
• Dining Out Under $50: Baste in Ridgewood
• Rasmussen: 62% Plan To Spend Less On Gifts This Year
• Valley obviously needs some new faces and some new plans for their agenda if they want to restore their credibilty
• Valley Renewal: A survey that was commissioned by valley is not impartial
• Traditional Thai, but With Surprises
• Valley Renewal: Request for a compromise after all those hearings ,that "conversation is the path to progress" seemed like a ploy
• Valley Renewal: Not impressed with last minute "Compromise"
• Now Ridgewood can finally start, on the epidemic of Pedestrian fatalities in the CBD and beyond
• Ridgewood High School principal discusses reasons for resignation
• Pedestrian Struck, South Broad Street, Ridgewood
• 'Company Policy: We are not hiring until Obama is gone'
• ARC rail tunnel’s high price tag, financial impact criticized at transportation forum
• Putting a face to New Jersey’s homeschooled students
• Healthcare drives private-sector employment in Garden State
• Survey shows brighter business outlook, but continued weakness in employment
• Friday Night Lights Prove To Be Budget Busters
• Registration for first session of 2012 at YMCA
• The Ridgewood Singers Winter Concert "Fa La La"
• Right Direction or Wrong Track:Only 17% Say U.S. Heading In Right Direction
• N.J. Sen. Doherty: Thousands of ineligible students enjoy free school lunches
• Hospital officials regroup after Ridgewood rejects expansion plan
• Ridgewood High School footbridge closed until further notice
• 5K WALK/RUN BENEFIT TO SEND KIDS TO BROADWAY
• Ridgewood News editorial: Shopping downtown
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY: Ridgewood has FAR more pedestrian fatalities than towns of similar size in the area
• Valley Renewal: Everyone knows that Valley will be back
• New Jersey workers won’t get post-holiday day off, Christie says
• Demonstrators Plan to Occupy Retailers on Black Friday
• Anti-Obama sales outpace pro-Obama nearly fourfold at popular online clothier
• Tea Party Activists Challenge 'Occupy Black Friday' With 'BUYcott Black Friday'
• Happy Thanksgiving
• 83% Have A Lot To Be Thankful For This Thanksgiving
• Ridgewood Council opposes Valley Hospital 'Renewal' plan
• TOP TEN THINGS YOU CAN ONLY SAY ON THANKSGIVING....
• Up in Smoke: N.J. moves toward permits for medical pot facilities
• I really think it's time for the Village to enter serious discussions about receiving either fees, PILOTs or both going forward from Valley
• Valley's Board of Directors should consider "asking" Meyers for her resignation, along with that of other top admin.
• CBO: Stimulus hurts economy in the long run
• Shop Ridgewood : The Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce is offering a Rewards Card for a 10% discount on all goods and services through December 31, 2011
• Navy Seals Project Package 2011 - Harley Davidson, Essex Street, Rochelle Park NJ
• Bridgewater crackdown on handicap parking cheats leads to hundreds of tickets worth $163,000
• Cloudy financial outlook triggers negative credit rating outlook for Port Authority
• Update: The Ridgewood 2011 Christmas Tree
• Ridgewood Planning Board studies The Dayton apartment complex proposal
• Paul Aronsohn: Free Healthcare?
• Ridgewood Council opposes Valley Hospital expansion plan
• Holiday Travel: Airlines finally figure out TSA screening deters flying ...
• Economic Growth Just 2%, Well Below Earlier Estimate
• New leak of hacked global warming scientist emails: A 'smoking gun' proving a conspiracy - or just hot air?
• To "Frack" or not to "Frack"
• BREAKING: Audrey Meyers drops a bombshell says Valley in now willing to compromise and make changes to meet objections
• Egypt’s Secret Police Renames Itself “Homeland Security”
• Village Leaf and Brush Pick Up Schedule
• Bridgewater crackdown on handicap parking cheats leads to hundreds of tickets worth $163,000
• Bateman Bill Legalizes Sale of Home-Baked Goods
• At Little Ivy Learning Center Preschoolers: Lessons in Caring: It’s “In the Bag”
• Hackensack University Medical Center scores victory in Westwood hospital fight
• PSE&G Lowers Natural Gas Bills Another 4.6 Percent; Offers Energy-Saving Tips in Time for Colder Weather
• 4 Weeks Later Schools Roads Still Blocked
• Ridgewood Village Council members are expected to voice their opinions tonight on The Valley Hospital's proposed $750 million expansion
• Annual Unlimited Ridgewood Parking Permit
• Village Seeking Volunteers to Serve on Library Board and Parks, Recreation, and Convervation Board
• Christie accuses non-partisan office of putting out faulty revenue figures
• Food stamp usage, child poverty on the rise in N.J.
• N.J. disability pensions facing legislative action
• Busting The Myth of Union Job Security
• Union Pensions Sue Bulge-Bracket Banks Over MF Global loss
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOLS: AP SCHOLAR AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED
• Mini School Bus Crash On East Glen Avenue in Ridgewood
• Christie aims to repair NJ’s reputation
• Start the Christmas Season at Bethlehem
• Health Department to take on licensing of single-room surgeries
• Port Authority Secret perks under probe
• Route 17 lot rezoned in Ridgewood
• N.J. private sector adds 4,000 jobs in Oct. as unemployment drops
• Christie seeks help of mayors and municipal officials in forcing legislative action to reduce property taxes
• Reader Reminds Residents to report all solicitors
• Nepotism runs supreme at Cottage Place
• States strengthening teacher evaluation standards
• Disgruntled top talent deserts AOL
• Democratic Pollsters: Obama Should Abandon Run for Second Term
• Supercommittee Expectations Wane on Tax Divide
• Lessons in Caring: It’s “In the Bag” this Thanksgiving at Little Ivy Learning Center
• BREAKING: Terror bomb plotter arrested in NYC
• Drilling in New Jersey? No Fracking Way!
• Ridgewood Real estate : New uses for old bomb shelters
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• The ADA: Another Popular Bad Law
• Ramapo College gets $3M donation, will refurbish building
• Ridgewood Schools: Readers duel over Jack Lorenz's departure
• Graydon Pool : Some were so quick to bash our lifeguards and first responders
• Something has to be done, and now! Our children our most utmost priority, and this administration owes us answers
• The Prisoner - Which Side Runs the Village?
• If the BOE wants you out, you are out
• Other towns nearby - even with larger populations - pay less for the same functions we pay more for here
• Older, Suburban and Struggling, ‘Near Poor’ Startle the Census
• NJ Senators support Bill encouraging more irresponsible federal spending
• Foreign hackers targeted U.S. water plant in apparent malicious cyber attack, expert says
• Joaillier Fashion Jewelry SALE: Buy 1st Item Get 2nd Item 50%
• Valley Renewal : Ridgweood council's decision time nears on Valley proposal
• Whats all the fuss about Ken Gabbert ?
• Details emerge in death of child
• Letter: Former fire chief James Bombace corrects ‘misleading’ statement
• Downtown for the Holidays 2011
• N.J. officials debate budget cuts as state revenue continues to fall short of projections
• Ridgewood YMCA Christmas Tree Lot Opens November 25
• House proud: Strange spaces appeal to owners
• Closing arguments set for Nov. 28 in Graydon Pool drowning trial.
• Children's Aid and Family Services: It's not too late to donate!
• Ridgewood seems to be making slow progress with the storm cleanup
• Christie’s school accountability plan to focus on urban and suburban districts
• Superintendent Salary Caps , a way out?
• Controversial Professor Bill Ayers Speaks With Occupy Chicago Protesters
• Port Authority is so out of control
• Christie blames former Port Authority official for hidden agency perks
• Christie: Taxpayers wait too long for reform
• Turf War? Glendale Bans Fake Grass
• Ridgewood High School Principal will resign at end of December
• Boiling Springs Savings Bank: Wine & Cheese Meet & Greet
• Congressional report slams TSA as bloated, ineffective
• Middle-class areas shrinking in US: study
• N.J. lawmakers vow to address eligibility for public workers to receive accidental disability pension
• State granting a record number of accidental disability pensions
• Thanks to young people for supporting troops
• ARTISTS' CALL FOR ENTRIES: RHS ANNUAL ALUMNI ART SHOW STARTS DECEMBER 12
• Ridgewood High School Principal Jack Lorenz resigns
• Ridgewood author Lillian Duval’s Publishes first Novel ,"You Never Know"
• Pets suffer in hard times
• Tenure, charters, vouchers: Lame duck session’s big three
• Charter-school founder addresses critics in Cherry Hill
• 11 states seek relief from ‘No Child’ provisions, in return for raising standards
• Obama nixed pipeline aimed at boosting US supplies...
• Obama Nominee for Social Security Board Favors Rationing Health Care
• Another ObamaCare Glitch
• Port Authority responds to news of hidden executive perks
• Renato's Pizza wins Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2011
• Montclair approves medical marijuana dispensary, will Ridgewood be next?
• YMCA: EVERYTHING DIABETES DAY HEALTH FAIR
• Post office near default? Losses mount to $5.1B
• Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno hails role of small businesses in being jobs generators at Jersey City kickoff of Global Entrepreneurship Week
• Secret Service Searched Occupy D.C. Camp For Person Who Shot At White House
• State Planning Commission approves strategic growth plan without specifying where the growth will be
• Grim portrait of recovery at New Jersey economic summit
• The Ridgewood News headline should have read, "Valley Hits New Low".
• Valley Renewal: dinner to speak on their behalf ?
• Democrats continue to Push for Tax increases
• NJ economy remains dismal with poor housing market, not enough jobs
• Chris Christie job growth plan draft accepted by NJ planners
• Valley Renewal: dinner to speak on their behalf ?
• Girl, 6, struck, killed in Ridgewood driveway
• The populace of New Jersey has almost forgotten over the course of two generations what it was like to live in a state governed by laws, rather than men.
• Garrett Applauds Supreme Court Decision to Rule on Constitutionality of ObamaCare
• Hospitalization privatization explored
• Doherty and Kyrillos let each other know where they stand vis a vis 2012 as Little surfaces
• From school board to Congress
• Village Council Meetings
• Zuccoti Park: A right to mooch ?
• Kourtney & Khloe Kardashian at Bookends
• Ridgewood officials will cut ribbon at renovated Ridge School.
• Ridgewood will sell UP3 parking passes on Friday
• State Senator Mike Doherty makes the case for the "Fair School Funding Plan"
• Breaking News - Serious Motor Vehicle vs. Pedestrian Accident
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOLS UPDATE ON STORM EMERGENCY DAYS
• NYPD raiders roust OWS rabble
• N.J. counties capitalize on in-house repairs
• State readies new school report cards
• Angry Residents, Businesses Plan Anti-Occupy Wall Street Protest
• Healthcare Law's Fate Now In Supreme Court's Hands
• 2010 Uniform Crime Report finds N.J. murders spiked 16 percent, increased in all corners of the state
• Ridgewood High School Marching Band at New Jersey State Championships 11-5-2011 - Union, NJ
• TSA Warns Travelers Not To Smuggle Carry-On Items In Christmas Gift Wrap
• Internet keeps government honest: Google chief
• Regis Philbin and Mary Higgins Clark at Bookends
• Luckow Pavillion can solve Valley debate
• Readers debate value of Collaborative teachers
• Ridgewood council's Valley hearings are winding down
• Administration eyes public-private partnerships, plan-driven funding
• Christie attacks jurists’ motives in pension case
• N.J. Supreme Court to decide if judges must pay more for pension, health benefits
• HOME FRONT: TB and Shooting mar "Occupy"
• Trustee Fires 1,066 Workers at MF Global's Broker Dealer
• Pro Arte Chorale welcomes conductor Joshua Greene
• The Ridgewood Symphony Orchestra Kicks off the 2011-2012 Season
• Artist finds beauty in her own backyard
• Village Hall: Why are we paying so much more than other nearby comparable towns?
• Small businesses are key to job creation, not government
• The Meet the Real "1 Percent"
• Dems prepare to push agenda : Taxes, Regulation, More Government and more Taxes
• N.J. voter turnout hits an all-time low
• The Prisoner - Number 6 Speech ( I, I, I)
• Since Obamacare’s Passage, Millions Have Lost Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance
• White House Email: 'Coming Storm' Over Solyndra 'And Other Inside DOE Deals'
• A Gold Rush of Subsidies in Clean Energy Search
• Ahead of expected Christie proposals, NJEA unveils school reform plan at annual Atlantic City convention
• At $15 million, virtual charter causes a real case of sticker shock
• Village of Ridgewood Veteran's Day Ceremony 2011 In Photographs
• An Apple for the Teacher? Perhaps, But Not for Teacher Unions
• Gov. Christie approves measure paving way for more charter schools
• Biomass: New Jersey’s unrecognized resource...
• Ridgewood council reaches consensus on ADA ramp at The Stable
• Mike Doherty November 15, 7:00 pm
• Making Primary Care a Primary Concern
• UPDATE FOR COLLECTION OF TREE BRANCHES - November 10
• Shred Day-Mobile Shredding Event
• Ridgewood council introduces new water rate hike
• Ridgewood council increases incentive bonuses
• N.J. home-schooled students to be eligible for high school sports
• VETERAN'S DAY - November 11 - Village Offices Closed
• State rejects teacher contract
• Veterans Day ceremonies planned throughout Bergen County
• Water utilities to get paid faster for fixing infrastructure
• CBD: Responsibility of Sidewalks and Meter Snow Removal
• New H Zone Ordinance
• GRAND OPENING/Ribbon Cutting - PARK WEST TAVERN
• SBA Disaster Assistance Updates
• Ridgewood village manager explains snowstorm absences
• REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - TYPIST FOR VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE
• Special education students from other towns DO attend Ridgewood schools but RPS receive full tuition
• Ridgewood VC: Heed the advice of the ghost of Christmas present....IT"S A CHRISTMAS TREE
• CBD: The former vibrant downtown, I blame the landlords more than anything else.
• Irene to cost Ridgewood about $1.5 million
• N.J. asks for relief on NCLB
• Tenure reform: More than just a matter of time
• An Accidental Lottery Winner – Find Out What Happens When An Ordinary Person Becomes Extraordinary
• When the teacher is the bully
• PSE&G "Priority" : First priority is for areas where PSE&G employees live
• New Jersey’s residence-only law worries some schools
• Private battle over N.J. speaker Sheila Oliver’s future about to be thrust into public eye
• Homes, not nursing homes
• Halloween or All-Hallows-Eve
• Second Energy Department-backed company goes bankrupt
• Dont Get any Ideas: Fla. pizza workers burned down rival store
• N.J. was ready for October snowstorm, Gov. Chris Christie says
• The Health Care Industry Thrives In New Jersey
• Corzine’s MF Global Board Said to Meet to Consider Options
• PSE&G fall storm update: Oct. 31, 2011 at 12 p.m
• Town and Country Beauty Night
• The following RoThe following Roads are currently closed: Storm Updates - Oct 29,2011
• STORM RELATED EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT
• Tree into house at 238 Gateway Road.
• PSE&G fall storm update: Oct. 31, 2011 at 9 a.m.
• Cerf assembles expert team to review school funding
• Gov. likens Parsippany school board to ‘a scofflaw’
• Fed up, Had Enough—To Cut Taxes or Not
• APF gives 5 States Senators and "F" for protection taxpayers
• Taking your medicine: the politics of north and south
• Scott Garrett : Recapping the 5th District Business Tour
• The following Roads are currently closed.
• NJT: Travel Alerts
• Apoco Snowstorm 2011
• Valley Renewal : the answer should still be NO
• Judge fighting Christie’s pension, health benefits asks N.J. Supreme Court to review case
• Parents gather in Ridgewood to discuss solutions to underage drinking
• Association: N.J.’s hospitals engineer $18.6B in economic activity
• Geotechnical expert testifies at Valley Hospital hearing
• State Sen. Kevin O'Toole, R-Wayne, toured several back yards on Burnside Place that abut the brook
• TAXI SERVICES IN RIDGEWOOD - SENIOR CITIZEN COUPONS
• Concerned Citizens of Ridgewood encourages residents to attend Valley meeting
• Valley 'Renewal' poll was fair and professional
• Winter Storm Warning
• Pascack Valley residents to state: 'We need our hospital'
• Valley Renewal : Residents of Ridgewood, we have a right to expect that the best interests of Ridgewood as a whole must be the determinant
• Push for Pascack hospital is political
• Great Quality Dress-up Items Now at Harding Pharmacy
• Ridgewood school board interviews six candidates for open seat
• So, the word means exactly what it is meant to mean.
• The folks who purchased homes near Valley Hospital had a reasonable expectation that zoning and Master Plans would not be revised to allow such buildings as Valley has now proposed.
• Trial begins in Graydon Pool drowning lawsuit
• Christie Talks To WCBS 880 About ‘Occupy,’ Obama & 7 Train
• New York City Officials Reach Agreement On Pension Reform
• FLAGS ORDERED FLOWN AT HALF-STAFF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28
• Garrett Unveils Proposal to Reform Secondary Mortgage Market
• 7th Annual Charity Bike Show
• NJ ‘green’ technology leaders face unclear future
• Bill could deliver what solar sector needs most: Stability
• John Birkner, Jr. Mayor of Westwood thanks area residents for support at hospital hearing
• Anti-bullying law : The Thought Police
• The Whitestone Associates report is critical as to why the scale of the expansion of the hospital should not go ahead
• Valley's expansion will face number of Ridgewood regulations.
• New Street Lights To Have “Homeland Security” Applications
• NJEA puts weight behind select few on ballot
• Christie steps up attack on judges
• THOMAS SOWELL :The Media and ‘Bullying’
• It's not about bed counts. As many have noted (Valley too), the trend is toward more same-day and outpatient usage of hospitals, by far. So even if same bed count, many more patients using those beds, many more trips in/out and many more procedures.
• Ridgewood residents clear debris leftover from Irene
• Ridgewood Planning Board is well qualified
• Rutgers-Eagleton: largest percentage of voters cite jobs and unemployment as state’s toughest problem
• Valley Renewal : this plan seeks to make Valley something quite different from what it has been. It would make it into a regional medical center, no longer a community or even a regional hospital
• Super Cellars : starting or maintaining a wine cellar
• Valley Renewal : Sure times change and indeed Valley has changed too
• It remains to be seen how much power and authority the unelected board of volunteers that is the Planning Board wields in comparison to that of the Village Council
• Don't tell anyone, but there's an election in two weeks
• Senate President Stephen Sweeney defends failed Abbott Districts funding
• Over 3K desks available for 2012-13 N.J public school choice program
• Valley Hospital expansion requires major excavation, geological expert says at Ridgewood hearing
• N.J. election campaign picking up
• Watch Trenton Screw this up: NJ lawmakers seeking to control insurance costs
• Election Day Battleground Bergen
• A Family Concert for Music Lovers of all Ages
• N.J. wants to keep taking increased pension contributions from judges during ‘unconstitutional’ ruling’s appeal
• OWS: News from the home front
• Watching the 'Days' fly by
• SAVE THE DATE: PULITZER PRIZE WINNER TO SPEAK AT RHS ON NOVEMBER 2
• Economist:cutting government jobs will hurt at first, but help in long run
• Internet shifting sex trade to suburbs; Rise in prostitution arrests noted
• New Jersey schools’ open door policy
• Despite some optimistic assessments, doubt still haunts solar sector
• Railroads aim to replace or revamp aging bridges
• Bethlehem Lutheran Sole Sisters Walk for Breast Cancer
• George Carlin's 7 words for the PC Police
• Valley Expansion: You can have a better hospital without this plan. Valley's entire history from its beginnings proves that
• Valley Expansion: Ridgewood vs Greenwich
• Say yes to Chestnut or Broad Street and the decision on Valley is no longer a decision but a precedent
• Baroni keys local chamber into Port Authority opportunities
• States ready tests for kindergarten
• NJ needs to tighten monitoring on spending homeland security funds, audit says
• Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi ,Wednesday, October 26th ,5:00pm at Bookends
• FREE SHRED DAY FOR RIDGEWOOD RESIDENTS - November 12, 2011
• OWS: Even in Zuccotti Park, greed is good
• Car Company Gets U.S. Loan, Builds Cars In ....Finland ?
• Fed up—Had Enough
• Steve Jobs told President Barack Obama he was “headed for a one-term presidency,”
• Strategic development plan puts economic growth on the map
• The Prisoner - Journalism at its finest
• Valley used to be a community hospital
• Carve that Pumpkin for Halloween
• Landscapes and florals featured at Valley’s gallery
• Princeton merger vote tests Christie’s attempt to shrink towns
• N.J. schools’ anti-bullying laws could be costly in long run
• Ridgewood parents invited to meeting on teen binge drinking
• Expert says Valley Hospital 'behind the times'
• Interviews will be held on Monday, October 24, 2011 for Vacant Board Seat
• Bullying Law Run Amuck... not so fast
• Ridgewood police: Suspicious package posed no threat
• Electric Cars the wave of the future ?
• Ridgewood's taxi stand will soon be in new hands
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• NJ home prices likely to drop 3% in 2012, appraiser predicts
• Annual Flu Clinic - October 26th - Appt. Required
• Ridgewood Police : warning residents to be vigilant during a burglary spree
• Trunk Rock Records : edgy young local talent
• Bullying Law Run Amuck @ GW
• Storms a factor as state loses 11,000 jobs
• Prostitution : The neighbors would not have a clue about the true nature of the business
• Update: Fisker Karma Electric Car Gets Worse Mileage Than an SUV
• US 'Misery Index' Rises to Highest Since 1983
• CDC: Antidepressant use skyrockets 400% in past 20 years
• Heart of Gold Gala - Tickets Available Now!
• An Unprecedented 26 Million Americans Are Now Underemployed
• Restoring Your Heart Set for November 16
• N.J. appellate panel blocks implementation of Gov. Christie’s new affordable housing guidelines
• Investigations find N.J. Medicaid spending, fraud detection are too lax
• Christie announces new state plan that focuses on business and job creation
• NATIONAL SCHOLAR AWARD GOES TO ALEXANDER COBB
• More than 1,000 gather in Westwood to support plan for hospital
• Ridgewood Planning Board hears proposal for 52-unit housing development
• Making the prostitution arrest, the actual end result will be quite different
• Police search for burglary suspect in Bergen County
• Readers Voice Concerns about Misuse of Anti Bully Law
• N.J. announces applications for 42 more charter schools
• Anti-bullying law : This is about parenting, and having the State and school district feel they've got to parent for us
• Unfounded State mandates on schools under debate
• A Long, Steep Drop for Americans' Standard of Living
• Court Ruling redraws battle lines on benefits
• Top Income in U.S. Is...Gasp!...Wash. D.C. Area
• Reid signals government jobs must take priority over private-sector jobs
• ‘Occupy Cleveland’ Protester Alleges She Was Raped
• West Bergen Tea Party Meeting 7 pm, Tuesday, October 25 at the Larkin House
• Pascack hospital battle to get airing
• Two Weeks left to Register for Disaster Assistance with FEMA
• NJ redistricting pits longtime political heavyweight against newcomer
• OWS Catered Protests , only in New York
• Padron Family Reserve 85 @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Prostitution arrest made in Ridgewood
• APPLICATIONS FOR VACANT BOE SEAT DUE FRIDAY
• Valley, Englewood hospitals present last stand as Pascack Valley battle heads to hearing
• For N.J. schools, new bullying rules test patience
• Ten things to fix in Ridgewood
• School vouchers: Out of the spotlight, not out of mind
• 5 reasons why income inequality is a myth — and Occupy Wall Street is wrong
• N.J. lowers payroll deduction rate to save workers an average of $87 in 2012
• Judge declares public employee pension and benefit contribution hikes do not apply to fellow judges
• Barely half of New Jersey voters know that the Legislature is up for election in three weeks
• Thieves preying on fellow protesters
• Peggy Post and Kevin Sorbo October 19th at Bookends
• A Tale of Two Protests: Media Cheer Wall Street Occupiers But Jeered Tea PartiersStreet Occupiers But Jeered Tea Partiers
• State Senator Mike Doherty : Fair School Funding
• ADOPT THE FIRE HYDRANT NEAREST YOUR HOME!
• Ridgewood Police : Car Burglary Prevention Tips
• VOTE for the Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2011
• The Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Council #1736 is once again proud to be hosting their annual stickball tournament
• Ridgewood Co-op's Movie Day Nov 10th
• Republican Assembly candidates John Aslanian and Keith Jensen say the solution is simple: Adopt the Fair School Funding Act sponsored by state Sen. Michael Dougherty
• The Valley ad in the Ridgewood news was a carefully worded farce.
• Effort to boost safety on train tracks
• Savings unclear in N.J. public worker health revamp
• Strong outflows take toll on state pension fund
• China: Supports Occupy Wall Street says issues worth thought
• Obama extends support for protesters
• The Austerity Myth: Federal Spending Up 5% This Year
• North Jersey not running to join Wall St. protesters
• Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely U.S. Voters shows Cain attracting 43% support, while Obama earns 41%
• Battle Over N.J. Hospital
• What Occupy Wall Street can learn from Tea Party:
• Pascack Valley Hospital reopening focus of hearing
• Down Town Ridgewood : Make the Central Business District a Pedestrian area
• FYI : Kenneth Disko of Mountainside pleads guilty to rigging school construction contracts
• Valley Renewal : Readers Dispute Mr. Skorupa claims that the concerns of the residents and the needs of the hospital were weighed evenly
• Grand Opening - of the new - Town & Country Apothecary
• More N.J. charter school oversight pushed by lawmaker
• Charter anxiety: A suburban malady?
• Grand Opening of Game On Physical Therapy
• Village Council Meetings
• Ridgewood YMCA Halloween Masquerade Ball
• 139th Annual Harvest Fair
• Readers suspicious over Valley's claims that Community Out reach confirms strong Support for Valley Renewal
• Home-improvement business in Ridgewood is star of new DIY show
• NE Laser Vein Institute - Exclusive Pumpkin Offers
• Scott Garrett : The LEARN Act will Protect NJ Education
• Opponents file dozens of documents in bid to block Pascack Valley's reopening
• Cain the Tax-Code Killer
• The Prisoner - Strange Talk
• Home Remodeling: How to Do More With Less
• Nazis and Communists Throw Their Support Behind Occupy Wall Street Movements
• Valley Hospital: Community Out reach confirms strong Support for Valley Renewal
• Principal embraces power of Twitter
• Storm drains are different from sewers. Some that exist were never connected to mains. They are essentially just pits or catch basins.
• N.J. bill would use open-space money for flood buyouts
• ‘Brothers on Call’ shows real Jersey
• Ridgewood Chamber Spotlight: Precision Orthodontics
• Inaugural Ridgewood Octoberfest four-mile run a successful one
• One Injured In Rollover Motor Vehicle Accident On North Maple Avenue
• Obama pulls plug on part of health overhaul law
• Engineer Hired by Montclair on Edgemont Pond Pleads to Fraud Charges
• Kenneth Disko of Mountainside pleads guilty to rigging school construction contracts
• PARENTS INVITED TO OCTOBER 27 DINNER DISCUSSION ON TEEN PREVENTION
• DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day - Saturday, October 29th
• Average Girl, part of Bergen County collective, brings its aggressive live show to Hoboken
• Ridgewood council questions architect about Valley Hospital expansion plan
• Support RHS Cheerleading : order your "Ridgewood" scarves today
• Ridgewood residents continue to press council on flooding issues
• 2011 Cigar Family Charitable Foundation Toast Across America Sampler @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Bloomberg Caves :Violence Breaks Out During ‘Occupy Wall Street’ March Toward New York Stock Exchange
• New Jersey Department of Education enforces new background checks for board members and charter school trustees
• GRAYDON CLEANUP
• Rep. Scott Garrett : Education policy is a local issue
• New Jersey’s pension fund falls 7% in 3rd quarter
• WE NEED A STOP SIGN ON THE TOP OF RIDGEWOOD AVENUE!
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• Ridgewood planner crafting Route 17 rezoning resolution
• Billionaire George Soros behind the Wall St. protests
• Sharp rise in foreclosures as banks move in
• More than 700 pets are unregistered in Ridgewood
• "No Money" : Habernickel was bought, many other projects undertaken, and money was found for those - and still seems to be found- even for retroactive raises
• Public hearings on N.J. redistricting process draw few attendees
• Michelle Dombrowski weds Jason Jacoby
• SINGLES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY at BLEND
• Ben & Jerry's Fall Festival!
• Racist Attack on Cains 999 plan and continued to support the failed socialist agenda
• The Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood’s 34th Fabulous Fall Festival
• "Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it "
• Reader answers questions of cross walk safety
• An end to No Child Left Behind could spell an end to outside tutoring in NJ
• Valley Renewal : Having these special meetings allows more citizens the opportunity to witness this phase of the process and offer input they were denied in the Planning Board phase
• Massive Wall Street job cuts may affect New Jersey's economy
• “Blame the Jews.” : OWS Protester Proclaims ‘The Jews Control Wall St.’ In Zuccotti Park Rant
• Occupy L.A. Speaker: Violence will be Necessary to Achieve Our Goals
• AOL CEO pitches investors on Yahoo deal: sources
• State studies how to fund next round of clean energy programs
• Solar firm to expand to N.J.
• From what I understand, the town only get to keep parking ticket monies and gets little if any money from the speeding tickets issued
• Poll: N.J. residents favor sports better, oppose revival of Meadowlands sports complex
• Big deals keep N.J. office vacancy rate in check, report finds
• Officials: Local pay-to-play reform must be enacted
• This Weekend at BOOKENDS
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• Ridgewood plans changes to water discharge fee collection
• SALUTE A CHAMPION: RHS PRINCIPAL RECEIVES AWARD
• Why money can be found NOW for this work at Habernickel , yet time and again the answer is "no money" from Village Hall when you ask about repairs to streets, curbs, walks, storm drains, sewers, and many other things?s, sewers, and many other th
• Redistricting Commission to meet tomorrow
• State’s raft of health plan choices include high-deductible coverage
• The fact of the matter is the majority of pedestrians killed or seriously hurt in town in recent years were in crosswalks. The law clearly states that pedestrians have the right of way and drivers MUST STOP for them
• Credit downgrade makes for pricey Collingswood bailout
• Retirees priced out of Bergen and Passaic
• Authorities raid alleged illegal massage parlor in Ridgewood
• Affordable housing gets new home in N.J.
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• North Jersey voter registration continues to slip as off-year election nears
• The Forget Me Not Foundation Announces Second Annual Fundraiser: “An Evening To Remember”
• Society Cafe Concert Series, First Concert October 15
• Certainly, drivers have a responsibility to yield to pedestrians crossing the street. But, regardless of local and state laws, pedestrians have a responsibility to exercise caution when stepping or riding into a roadway
• Report: State work force in deep decline
• State’s public schools courting “choice” students – and the financial aid that comes with them
• Lottery revenues at record high; state looking for more
• N.J. public employees, paying more for benefits, offered wider health care options
• Chimney swifts make annual return to George Washington Middle School in Ridgewood
• New Jersey considers new taxes on alternative tobacco products
• Christie administration moves to make it tougher to keep sprawl in check
• Grand Opening of Game On Physical Therapy
• Herman Cain steps up attacks on Occupy Wall Street protests
• Personal injury policy debated at insurance hearing
• Elmwood Park examines police chief's overtime earnings
• Caps on school superintendent salaries: ew supers, new approaches, new ideas – at least that’s the theory
• Remembering a tragedy in Ridgewood
• Christopher Columbus (1451 - 1506)
• NJ Transit sets bill for rail tunnel at $600M with just 3 percent of the project total spent on actual construction
• Protests take to road, it’s Occupy Trenton : Maybe they figured out what the real problem is?
• Cain: Move ‘Occupy Wall Street’ to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
• Socialist dictator Hugo Chavez expressed solidarity with American socialist activists
• Occupy Wall St. - Who, What, Why?
• Developer looks to enhance central business district with new housing
• Garrett Chairs Hearing to Review Legislative Proposals to Promote Small Business Capital Formation
• Democrats Seek to Oust Key Housing Regulator continue to push for relaxed credit standards
• Plan to dissolve Teterboro Would Kill 3,700 Jobs Just to Reward Their Political Allies
• Obama's road to Serfdom
• What happened to N.J. watershed management?
• Ridgewood PD: is writing tickets for expired meters the best use of department manpower?
• Bergen Regional could be up for sale
• Valley Renewal comparison to Paramus Park
• The Prisoner - Hammer into Anvil
• Ben Stein : Go Occupy Yourselves, My Darlings
• Artists capture themselves in Self-Portrait Show
• White House feeds off ultra left wing protest anger
• Habernickel Family Park: Why tear down the home now, when you could use it? Seems more than short sighted to me.. unless it has structural or other problems that make it unsafe.
• Feast of St. Francis At Christ Episcopal Church
• ‘Reel’ voices speak at film festival
• Pedestrian Safety: Since we can't (won't) hold either the driver or the pedestrian responsible for their own actions, let's rely on technology (speed bumps, street redesign, etc.) or pseudo parents (police) to control the people
• Ridgewood High School principal to be recognized for SAIL program
• Public hearing to be held on Hackensack opening new hospital at former Pascack Valley site.
• Ridgewood police search for solutions after pedestrian accidents
• Bergen County Executive Kathleen A. Donovan's Administration Directs First Comprehensive Review of Bergen Regional Medical Center
• State simplifies permit process for cogeneration facilities
• Downtown Ridgewood was built during a time when there was far less traffic. Our roadways have not kept pace with the time.
• Controversial NJ power line picked for Obama administration pilot project
• Nearly Half of U.S. Lives in Household Receiving Government Benefit
• Ridgewood council votes to demolish home at Habernickel Family Park
• Post Office's Rescue Plan: Junk Mail
• Chief Ward, how many MORE pedestrians is it gonna take before you to get your officers out writing tickets?
• N.J. charter schools receive almost $800K in federal aid
• Property taxes fall $224M on reforms
• Officials: N.J. towns to save $267M in pension costs thanks to new law
• Feds to design health insurance for the masses
• SEIU launches campaign to unionize thousands of workers at Newark, 2 NYC airports
• Museum in NJ displays some of Jobs' earliest work
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• Developer Thomas Wells proposes 120 apartments in Ridgewood
• Occupy Wall Street ‘Stands In Solidarity’ With Obama Front Group
• Yes, the homeowner is responsible for the pipe from their home To the main, INCLUDING UNDER the street
• Ridgewood residents tour flood-damaged Village Hall
• Pedestrian Struck, Franklin and Chestnut on Wednesday
• Schools turn to peer mediation to battle bullying
• Annual Flu Clinic - October 6th and 26th - Appt. Required
• NJ Transit approves settlement for state to repay FTA for Hudson River ARC tunnel money
• Bicyclist Struck
• Teen bicyclist struck by car at Ridgewood intersection
• Save The Date For Trivia Night !
• Ridgewood Fire Department Open House - October 9th
• WEST BERGEN CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH
• Village-owned trees
• Ridgewood school district begins 'Week of Respect'
• Ridgewood House for Sale : Impressive Newer Ridgewood Colonial -Just Listed
• Upside to Recession :Drunken driving incidents have fallen 30 percent in the last five years
• Davidoff White Edition Belicoso Supremo @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Citizens Park was acquired by the village through fund-raising efforts in the late 1960s
• GOP legislators want Christie, all high-ranking N.J. state officials to take a pay cut
• APPLICATIONS FOR VACANT RIDGEWOOD BOE SEAT ARE NOW AVAILABLE
• College Club of Ridgewood luncheon
• Resident Meeting to Share Ideas on Village Hall Flooding
• Village Council Meetings
• Area schools put focus on anti-bullying law, education during ‘Week of Respect’
• Is the federal government driving up power prices for consumers?
• Obama: Americans Not Better Off Than They Were Four Years Ago
• FDU POLL: Majority of New Jersey hurting financially
• VOTE for the Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2011 : tasters are making the rounds
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection October 16th
• Starbucks asks customers to give at least $5 to jobs growth program
• Orchard School Fun Day Fall Festival
• The League of Women Voters of Ridgewood is pleased to announce Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan will be our keynote speaker at the annual fall luncheon
• Today Resident Meeting to Share Ideas on Village Hall flooding
• Ridgewood Schools: Are the schools lazy, sloppy or purposely marking some holidays generically
• Two pedestrians hit by car in Ridgewood
• Big decisions await Port’s new director
• Feds start charging interest and penalties on $271 ARC debt owed by NJ
• The hard work of leaving behind No Child Left Behind
• Garrett: Cost-Benefit Analysis Essential to Ensuring Reasonable Rules
• Occupy Wall Street Protesters Call For Totalitarian Government, Re-Election Of Obama
• Alton Brown and Duff McKagan at BOOKENDS this week
• Drop-Off Policy : Concierge Services are no longer available at Ridgewood High School
• No Surprise here Democrats push tax hikes first in deficit talks
• Police Arrest More Than 700 Protesters as Angry Mob blocks Brooklyn Bridge
• 'Les Miserables' preview: New technology adds layers to timeless story
• "Smash & Grab" Vehicle Break-Ins Increase Near County Bike Path
• Young artist explores family roots with his craft
• David Turner’s ‘Clear Day’ on Broadway
• Housing Prices Unlikely to Recover Before 2020, FICO Survey Finds
• Due to the weather The Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood moved its 34th Annual Fabulous Fall Festival
• Reminder : Pesticide Use at the High School
• The Prisoner - The Rook Makes His Own Move
• No business like shoe business
• DOE Pushing On With $5 Billion In Solar Energy Loans
• Nora Jane Struthers former Ridgewood resident returns to North Jersey fronting folk band
• Tax-free online shopping unfair?
• America's longest-held POW is honored
• Aronsohn: It takes a village like Ridgewood
• Judge dismisses one of two lawsuits filed by Concerned Residents of Ridgweood
• New Jersey Turnpike Authority Bridge contract a secret it's classified
• Lisa Mulligan weds Ridgewood firefighter and EMT Justin O'Connor
• Blessing of the Animals - Bring Your Favorite Pet
• History of a Village : Exhibit 'tells the story' of Civil War era in Ridgewood
• New legislation would require resident notifications of sewer system overflow
• Remembering the 1991 Postal Shooting
• Historical Crests for HoHoKus Brook
• Port Authority chief is said to resign; Cuomo to pick successor
• Christie, GOP leaders name no one to the quorumless salary review panel
• Why Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, Celebrates Exceptionalism
• State’s financial watchdog adding investigators
• N.J. ethics panel dismisses complaint against Assemblyman Rumana
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• Lawmakers call for more transparency from Port Authority
• A labor dispute involving a NYC based carpenter's union extended to Woodside Avenue in Ridgewood
• The Yankees offered the Mets $250,000 last week in exchange for permission to temporarily relocate one of their minor-league teams to Newark,
• NJ "Smart" growth policies face overhaul
• Ridgewood Farmers' Market - Last day, Sunday, October 30, 2011
• Update : Free roaming cats. They kill everything I love
• Separation of Church and State : How come the Ridgewood Schools are closed on September 29th for Rosh Hashanah?
• BOE and village officials will meet to address flooding problems
• Incident that occurred at Somerville School on September 27
• FLOOD ADVISORY
• Underfunded rural school districts seek redress in court
• PhRMA president calls Obama policy ‘wrongheaded’
• Rasmussen Reports : 71% Favor Term Limits for Congress
• T-Mobile Cell Phone Application Before Board of Adjustment
• NJ lawmakers: CDC to create student concussion guidelines
• Free roaming cats. They kill everything I love
• Annual Flu Clinic - October 6th and 26th - Appt. Required
• First responder radios would improve under bill, Rep. Rothman says
• RIDGEWOOD SEEKING HOLIDAY TREE
• MIDDLE SCHOOL MIXERS - Sept 30, Oct 21, Nov 4
• Village Council Hearings on Valley Hospital - Transcripts of Meetings
• NJ presidential primary date moves back to June
• Cain: Blacks Are 'Over This First African-American President Thing'
• You understood me correctly, if you thought I was suggesting the election may be stolen.
• Rep. Ron Paul: The country is ripe for revolution
• Doctors reject AMA's support for ObamaCare
• Richard's Run HHK 5K Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ on October 2, 2011 To Raise Awareness & Support for Pediatric Cancer
• Veterans will dedicate new World War I plaque in Ridgewood
• The UN's Agenda 21 assault on property rights
• The Village Council has approved a $60,000 county grant application for ADA compliant ramp at Graydon
• Greenwich CT has a hospital
• NJ senate passes jobs legislation, including tax cuts, exemptions
• Legislature passes charter school bill, but advocates and critics want more changes
• Survey: Teen driver “Kyleigh’s Law” decals should be removed
• Ridgewood school board member Charles Reilly resigns
• Gallup: Americans Express Historic Negativity Toward U.S. Government
• Ridgewood was more about real community back then same size Village and actually far more kids in school than there are currently
• Florence Schedler property: Readers Urge Caution
• Dr. Guy Margolin presents - The Way of Wellness Workship
• Ridgewood girls soccer team gives coach Jeff Yearing his 400th career win.
• Webcast Now Available: BOE Meets tonight Monday, September 26, 2011
• Michael Gibney of Ridgewood made ambassador for the Bike MS Ride
• Math Wars: Basic Multiplication by khanacademy
• State raise red flag over how decisions are made on regional power grid
• Crafting an accurate system for evaluating NJ teachers
• Molly Shannon, Justin Tuck and Ralph Branca at BOOKENDS this Week
• Ridgewood Fire Department Open House - October 9th
• Under the Sea : 9th Annual Mary Therese Rose Fundraising Dinner
• Paul Aronsohn : Ridgewood CAN! Weekend Kicks Off Friday
• Obama raising with Missouri stimulus beneficiary
• The 'Great Pumpkin Shortage' of 2011
• The Prisoner - Which Side Runs the Village?
• Ridgewood Voters Oppose Valley expansion : You want to argue the merits of expansion, fine....but the numbers aren't even close
• Fannie Mae cited for failing to stop robo-signing
• Valley Hospital leaving Ridgewood Not a Viable Option
• Obamacare HHS rule would give government everybody’s health records
• Chris Christie Reconsidering 2012 Run, Will Decide in Days
• We just saw another 9/11 come and go. 10 Years have passed, and it seems that we are losing more rights as time passes.
• Ridgewood CAN - Fashion Show Huge Success
• During hurricane Irene the villages sewer system took a big hit
• Patients to wait longer for care under new health law, think tank says
• Exemption adds to Bergen pay-to-play discussion
• Admari Tea Tasting!
• Plug-in electric vehicles still in the slow lane
• Underground explosion closes streets in Ridgewood
• Aim to save seniority, congressional redistricting panel told
• Franklin Avenue between Cottage and Oak closed
• "I think we get hung up on the words 'fast food,'" said Mayor Keith Killion.
• Committee: Private funds needed to develop Schedler property in Ridgewood
• Letter: Valley project does not have broad public support
• Exciting Schools: Why our kids deserve a free market in education
• Time to get New Jersey’s teachers off the clock?
• Christie, Cuomo order audit of Port Authority
• Govs. Christie, Cuomo had dinner together one week before Port Authority announced toll hikes
• Christie continues to hammer teachers union
• GALLUP: Majority in U.S. Continues to Distrust the Media, Perceive Bias
• GM's OnStar now spying on your car for profit even after you unsubscribe?
• PSE&G residential gas customers to benefit from lower bills this winter
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• N.J. using little of tobacco tax for prevention, report says
• Rep. Joe Walsh: Media Will Show ‘Real Desperation’ to Protect Obama
• Lost generation: A low in jobs, mobility, marriage for young adults
• Tatuaje TAA 2011! Available now at The Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood.
• Ridgewood will honor military families with a candle-lighting ceremony
• Census: Incomes fall for New Jersey families
• Bring in the clowns: Traffic expert testifies before Ridgewood council on Valley proposal
• Valley Renewal : Put it up for a Vote
• Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan at League of Woman Voters Luncheon
• In ethically challenged NJ : Christie hammers home ethics reforms in town hall
• N.J. schools fulfill mandate to teach financial literacy
• Child Predators :State assemblyman’s poll finds support for repeal of new-driver decal law
• Ridgewood teachers enter into development partnership with Montclair University
• Islamic Center Opens Its Doors Near Ground Zero
• Ridgewood's Annual Car Show a Huge Success! - Watch the Video!
• Obama's Jobs Bill looks to End State Sovereignty
• LINKER DROPS OUT
• Ridgewood High School football game moved to Don Bosco
• Christie to fast-track NJ medical schools merger
• Valley Renewal : The little guy who goes to work every day and pays taxes does not matter!
• Can state agency’s 15-year plan prop up price of solar certificates?
• Concerned Residents of Ridgewood : the Issues with "Valley Renewal"
• Valley Renewal : The Time is Now
• RRV just another extension of Valley Hospital
• Adam A. Mularczyk , CEO & General Manager of Ken Smith Motors on the Car Doctor Radio Show
• N.J. educators and police directed to work more closely on school bullying incidents
• Some of Mark Zuckerberg's $100 million gift to the Newark school system will be given directly to public schoolteacher
• Bergen County Real Pay to Play Reform
• World Atlas ice loss claim exaggerated: scientists
• Seems some Valley Doctors have Diagnosed Ridgewood residents as stupid.
• CLEANUP OF GYPSY POND October 2nd
• IRS Data Show Most Millionaires Pay Taxes at Higher Rate Than Middle Class
• Buffett’s math is a bit off
• FACT CHECK: Are rich taxed less than secretaries?
• Obama endorses ending 1 day of mail delivery
• Westwood assemblywoman seeks sales tax waiver in Irene’s wake
• ACCESS RIDGEWOOD EVENTS ARE THIS WEEKEND, SEPTEMBER 23-25
• Reader says Valley Expansion is a foregone conclusion
• The Village Council should negotiate PILOT payments with Valley
• Democrats' Fine-tuning a controversial tenure proposal – quietly
• Valley is not there for Ridgewood as much as Ridgewood is there for Valley
• NJEA accepts evaluation program
• State Senate is pushing a revamped bill to overhaul the state Sunshine Law
• Christie calls on legislative Democrats to act on his government ethics proposals
• New Jersey Senate committees approve 10 job-creation bills
• Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan will address League of Women Voters of Ridgewood
• It's not just millionaires who'd pay more under President Barack Obama's latest plan to combat the deficit.
• Obama calls for broad tax increases : Wants three dollars in taxes for each dollar of cuts
• Cleaver: If Obama wasn't president, we would be ‘marching on the White House’
• Why Obama should withdraw
• Ridgewood Wildscape Association : CLEANUP OF GYPSY POND October 2nd
• Mobile farmers markers would deliver the garden to the Garden State
• Autumn in Ridgewood House Tour
• Getting your money's worth from Trenton
• Recreation - Facilities The following fields have been opened:
• "It’s the economy again, stupid": New Jersey Legislature turns focus on new job-related bills
• Village of Ridgewood : Seeking Residents to Volunteer to Serve on the Historic Preservation Commission
• Touch A Truck will be postponed until May 10, 2012
• Efforts by Princeton, NJ show challenges in municipal mergers, even when they make sense
• NJ drops the ball on cheaper health care for state workers
• Pension Reform : Scamming the system?
• Ridgewood Train Station - NOW ACCESSIBLE
• A little late , Lawmakers, drivers sound off against toll increases
• Ridgewood Street Fair
• Kendra Wilkinson, Jane Lynch and Dyan Cannon at BOOKENDS
• Mahwah Tea Party will host a Cocktail Party For James O Keefe October 13th
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• NJ Transit Train Service : Main/Bergen County Line Service Adjustments due to Ongoing Disruption of the Port Jervis Line - Effective Monday, September 19 Until Further Notice
• Rasmussen Consumer Index : 11% Say Economy Getting Better, 65% Say Worse
• ARTHUR LAFFER from June 2010: Tax Hikes and the 2011 Economic Collapse
• Tax hikes, service cuts likely as Irene costs towns $61M
• FORTY TOP NJ COUNTY COPS DO THE DOUBLE-DIP: HOW 16 SHERIFFS & 24 UNDERSHERIFFS POCKET MILLIONS IN PENSIONS PLUS SALARIES
• People turn to church a decade after 9/11 attacks
• Motor Vehicle Accident East Ridgewood and North Pleasant
• Consumer Hope for Future Hits Lowest Level Since 1980
• WSJ OpEd: Obama Jobs Package Really a Blue State Bailout
• 48% See No Further Need for Labor Unions, 30% Disagree
• Ridgewood council's turn to hear all sides on Valley 'Renewal'
• 34th Fabulous Fall Festival to Take Place October 1, 2011
• Postal Service faces grim ‘new reality’
• Valley's latest full-page (s)ad
• NJ hospital defends answer to state query
• Celebrating Constitution Day
• Ridgewood Train Station becomes fully accessible on Monday
• Social Security A Ponzi Scheme?
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOLS COMMUNITY PLANNING UPDATE: GOALS PRESENTED TO THE BOARD
• LATEST UPDATE ON NJ ASK STUDENT REPORTS
• Ridgewood brothers, Ben and Philipp Prinz Raise pigs to change the world
• The Ridgewood library Foundation: The Stetson Ball
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• Fight brews over New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing overhaul by Christie
• Neighbors 'satisfied' with progress at 205 Lotte Road
• Continued attempts by Valley Supports to discredit CRR fail
• Mortgage default warnings surged in August
• NJ town praised for renewal gets rating downgrade
• New 9/11 curriculum available for schools
• Rep. Garrett sponsors bills allowing states to opt out of federal highway, education programs
• State Comptroller's report slams the state's pay to play laws governing local contracts
• AAA asks fed to stop bridge, tunnel toll hike
• Scott Garrett: Cost-Benefit Analysis Essential to Ensuring Reasonable Rules
• AP Exclusive : White House ignored Long-term care plan alarms
• Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist Resigns Over Global Warming
• NJ town yanks 9/11 marker with politicians’ names
• Mount Holly Housing decision reversed
• Stuck on Stupid: N.J. taxpayers picking up $420K to cover ‘Jersey Shore’ production costs
• Jerseyan’s credit card debt drops 13.5 percent
• Ridgewood council keeping municipal elections in May
• Penn Jillette, "Big" John McCarthy and Jermaine Jackson @ BOOKENDS
• DONNA PEDERSEN IS ASHBY AWARD WINNER
• I'd much rather have teachers than astroturf and lights in a flood zone.
• RHS students named as National Merit semifinalists
• Cell Tower Hearing Postponed until January 24, 2012!
• Fine Print: New Jersey’s SAT profile, 2011
• NJ Transit promises Port Authority toll increases will not mean higher fares
• NJ Public Schools: parents and other visitors here may soon have to pass background checks
• Taking the first steps toward a New Jersey healthcare exchange
• With Rising Property Taxes, Should Non-Profits Now Pay Their “Fair Share”?
• Michigan to track children's weight , not sure if they ask pin numbers for cash
• BREAKING : Ridgewood Taxi has just been evicted from their premises at 28 North Broad Street
• Does anybody actually believe there is a second "grassroots" group in the Valley Hospital debacle?
• VOTE for the Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2011
• White House pressed on $500 million loan to solar company now under investigation
• Valley Renewal : building a new facility, not renewal
• A Sign of things to come :Credit ratings agency downgrades Collingswood to junk status
• Ridgewood-based record label steps it up
• Steve Lonegan plays to a packed house in Wyckoff for his "Courts Gone Wild" tour
• Jobs: New Jersey should invest in horseshoe crabs, biologist says
• Ridgewood Council holds meeting on Valley Hospital expansion
• Ridgewood school board estimates Irene's cleanup costs at $118K
• NJ’s participation in common academic core standards sees early test
• Gov. Christie goes off to school to highlight state’s new math standards
• AT&T Expands Mobile Broadband Wireless Capacity in Bergen and Essex Counties
• In Major Upset Republican wins former Anthony Weiner's New York House seat
• Big Brother is Watching
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion : This is how you hold a Public Meeting
• Watching Village meetings online at last
• Totalitarian Program ‘Agenda 21′ Now in Effect!
• Valley uses a lot of Village resources like police, fire and many other services.
• Is Social Security a Ponzi Scheme
• ANNUAL RIDGEWOOD STREET FAIR, September 18th
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• Hackensack University Medical Center loses appeal, millions in state reimbursement
• Poverty in U.S. Climbed to 17-Year High in 2010, Income Fell
• Ridgewood Public Library hosts the 9th Annual Reel Voices Film Festival
• It’s Decision Time, “Renewal” is Wrong for Ridgewood.
• Ridgewood High School Back to School Night
• Council to take up Valley plan
• N.J. water infrastructure must be addressed
• Gov. Christie’s Education Task Force offers proposals on changing public education
• Easing the bureaucratic burden on NJ public schools
• NJ seeks No Child Let Behind waiver; Chris Christie ready to refocus on education reform
• Labor Dept. Data: Only 1.75 Full-Time Private Sector Workers Per Social Security Recipient
• The Village gets a Powerwash
• Touch-a-Truck
• Dr. Richard Roukema, congresswoman's spouse
• State schedules solar summit to discuss stabilizing prices
• Chris Christie meets with educators
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Take to the Streets Again for Second Annual Stickball Tournament.
• NEW ANTI-BULLYING LAW TAKES EFFECT: NEW WEB PAGE PROVIDES DETAILED INFORMATION
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• Education commissioner refines rules for charter schools
• Democrats Fret Aloud Over Obama’s Chances
• RIDGEWOOD VETS FIELD RAKE-A-THON
• The Cato Institute: Abolish the Department of Homeland Security
• Rasmussen : 66% Think America Has Changed for the Worse Since 9/11
• My September 11, 2001
• How To Properly Observe 9/11
• Scott Garrett : 9/11: Ten Years Later
• List of Victims from Sept. 11, 2001
• 911 - Day of Remembrance and Reflection
• 9/11 Victims - WTC
• Frank Gaffney : How Safe Are We 10 Years After 9/11?
• Not a 9/11 goes by without reflecting on her memory of a tall, pretty cheerleader who was always smiling.
• PEGGY NOONAN : We'll Never Get Over It, Nor Should We
• RHS Principal Jack Lorenz : Why isn't a surety bond or something similar required as part of hiring?
• September 11 Attacks - Our Generation's Day of Infamy
• Thomas E. Franklin: Sept. 11, behind the lens
• Thinking About 9/11
• 2011 Ridgewood Car Show
• Paul Aronsohn: The story of 9/11
• Cottage Place fears Lorenz
• LINKER DEFENDS TEA PARTY IN WAKE OF VITRIOLIC NAME CALLING FROM UNION LEADER; DECRIES FAILURE OF LEADERSHIP
• PSEG Saluted as International Sustainability Leader
• THE CHAMBER CAR SHOW IS ON - JOIN THE FUN!
• Friday Night Flights Beer Sampling 5pm till 7pm
• Ridgewood author Harlan Coben ventures into new territory
• Poll: Most in N.J. won’t mark 9/11
• 9/11 Exhibit at Ridgewood Library offers residents a place to reflect
• Weather Update: Chamber Car Show, Friday, Sept. 9, 2011
• BOE looks to monitor students diets
• The Valley Hospital "Renewal" meetings start next week
• Lorenz is a straight shooter. Something this BOE and Fishbein are not
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• Ridgewood schools taking a delicate approach to teaching 9/11
• A healthy efficiency: Hospitals cut costs on their emergency usage
• Ridgewood's flooding costs could top $500K
• Poll: Obama Five Times Worse Than Carter on Economy
• FBI raids solar panel company hailed by Obama
• NJ company opens its first electric vehicle charging station
• NJ redirects $1.25B in tunnel funds for other work
• Economic Stagnation Explained, at 30,000 Feet
• Readers Sound of on RHS Principal Jack Lorenz contract buyout
• Christie nominee Anne Patterson to join N.J. Supreme Court
• Not Sure whether to happy or scared: Sweeney announces N.J. Senate will act on bills to create jobs, bolster economy
• Flood Warning
• Huffington/ AOL merger more problems
• Back to School : N.J. eligible for up to $28 million in “Race to the Top” federal education funding
• Back to School: NJ School improvement program needs what money can’t buy
• Back to School: why would the district need your “Key Pad” number when you buy something in cash?
• RHS Principal Jack Lorenz is one of the most highly regarded persons in Ridgewood
• Ridgewood PBA Charity Dinner for Haley Tyrrell
• Parks & Recreation Department - Athletics and Facilities
• Ridgewood retiree Hans-Jurgen Lehman Cleaning trash when no one else will
• FEMA Disaster Assistance
• Decals for cars with young drivers widely opposed
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce : Multi-Chamber Networking Event
• New Jersey labor organization touts endorsement of Republicans in 24th District
• Union Leader declares war of GOP
• Newark Star-Ledger supports public worker job cuts
• RHS Principal Jack Lorenz asks BOE to Buy out Contract
• Village Council Meetings
• Flood Warning
• Vote No to Global Banking Settlement: Urge NJ Attorney General to Reject Bank Settlement
• September 12th VOTE The Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2011
• Gallup: Uninsured Have Increased Under Obama and Since Obamacare Was Enacted
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce Presents the 18th Annual Car Show.
• THE RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION : the Stetson Ball
• Back to School: College Presidents ,Leadership(?) at a Very high Price
• New Jersey’s public labor unions endorse lawmakers who oppose pension and benefits changes
• NJ businesses band together to boost natural gas
• Ridgewood September 11th Remembrance Ceremony - 10th Anniversary
• Back to School: NJ Schools face change as year begins; focus placed on 10 issues
• Back to School: Halting bullies is new priority
• Back to School : What’s hot, what to watch
• Under the Sea ,9th Annual Mary Therese Rose Fundraising Dinner
• California Employment at Record Low
• U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE IAN LINKER ISSUES LABOR DAY STATEMENT PRAISING THE AMERICAN WORKER AND RIGHT-TO-WORK STATES
• A Jobless Labor Day
• Where would you rather be playing ball yesterday? Maple or Vets?
• Strangers in Our Homeland
• The lower level of Village Hall,will be under renovation until the end of the year
• A bad year for big labor
• Postal Service Is Nearing Default as Losses Mount
• Back to School : Bullying , Empower the child and teach him how to stand up for himself
• Flash Flood Watch
• Rep Scott Garrett : Irene's Aftermath
• Pimco's El-Erian: US Economy Is 'Grim and Scary'
• Kurt & Brenda Warner,Emmitt Smith and Jennie Finch at BOOKENDS
• State reviews Hackensack University Medical Center’s application to reopen Pascack Valley Hospital in Westwood,
• Mount Carmel's choir conquers Italy
• Garfield bank robbed after earlier attempt in Ridgewood
• More North Jersey schools imposing strict academic standards on student athletes
• When does a company refuse a warranty? When the results are PROBABLE and POTENTIALLY DEVASTATING.
• Flying became a whole new world after 9/11
• BREAKING NEWS : Reports that Boiling springs bank robbed at 915
• There is no warranty on the turf field by Field Turf for flooding?
• There is No Place like Home for the Labor Day Weekend
• Battered gardens can be spruced up with fall plantings
• The Orpheus Club Men’s Chorus opens its new season Sept. 7
• Teachers’ unions: all for accountability … in theory
• Black unemployment: Highest in 27 years
• Report: Buffett's Berkshire Owes $1 Billion In Back Taxes
• Job Growth Zero, Obama Policies Called 'Failure'
• High School turf fields. Can we afford the continuous repair and maintenance costs
• Division of Health - Storm Cleanup Resources
• US economy created no job growth in August
• Back to School Tuesday September 6, 2011
• Best In Bergen 2011 Winners
• New Jersey has been Declared a Federal Disaster - Hurricane Irene
• State seeks to make more funds available to businesses recovering from Irene
• Study Points to WTC Cancer Link
• I wondered if Ridgewood Water were a business and not a government entity, how long after they gave up on the meter reading would they be out of business?
• The Pulse: Bullying wrong, but N.J. law may go too far
• NJ Teacher evaluation gets a new start
• NJ Supreme Court gets new lineup
• Bergen Co Eligible for FEMA Disaster Assistance
• Three buildings see bulk of summer construction at Ridgewood schools
• Cell Tower : T-Mobile - ATT
• Fuente Opus X and Anejo @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• High hopes for medical pot in N.J.
• Nation History Day Contest Videos
• Ridgewood Water customer: Let $3,500 bill be a warning
• We’re powerless in the face of the alternative-energy lobby
• I am always amused by the way people want the "Nanny state" to leave them alone until they get hurt
• Ridgewood school district adjusting to new anti-bullying policy
• PSE&G Hurricane Irene Update: Sep. 1, 2011 at 5:30 a.m.
• Schools scramble to repair storm damage in time to open
• N.J. public employee unions file suit to overturn state changes in pension and health benefits
• Stocks Log Worst Aug. in 10 Years; Dow Up for 2011
• Obama Calls for Extension of Gas Tax to Fund Highway Construction, Repair
• The existing prop maintenance laws seem have been only very selectively enforced in the past. (like so many things are in Ridgewood)
• THE RIDGEWOOD CO-OP IS ALL READY UP FOR ITS 44th YEAR
• Flood Plains In The Village Of Ridgewood
• U.S. Files Complaint to Block AT&T, T-Mobile Merger
• Why are MVC offices in flood plains?
• Congressmen Scott Garrett Tours Oakland, Westwood and Hillsdale to Inspect Flood Damage From Hurricane Irene
• The Village of Ridgewood will hold a Remembrance Ceremony on Sunday, September 11, 2011 at 7:30PM.
• Ridgewood golfer set for final round of Women's Met Open
• Ridgewood Recreation - Facilities
• The Ridgewood Public Library escaped flooding during Hurricane Irene, August 28, 2011
• Bullying Law Puts New Jersey Schools on Spot
• Ridgewood plans Sept. 11 commemorations
• Ridgewood school district adjusting to new anti-bullying policy
• Water utilities may see faster ROI for infrastructure upgrades
• Port Authority head says toll hikes are too LOW, not enough to keep up with rest of the world
• Scams including fake charities, bad contractors likely after Hurricane Irene, Chris Christie warns
• Village Council Meetings
• Blood Drive - Open to the Public
• UPDATE : Village Road Closures
• Obama’s proposed regs would cost billions annually
• White House looks to sell out 9/11 victims , Issues Guides on Sept. 11 Observances
• Swiss scientists finally discover the true cause of “global warming”. It’s the sun, stupid
• The problem many people have, including myself, is that the EPA is using the Clean Air Act as an excuse to limit the emission of carbon dioxide
• My own good is my own damn business
• DIY Network Hammers Home Great Ideas for Indoor Renovations with an Original Primetime Series Brothers On Call
• Elizabeth "Beth" Fernandez, Marron Gildea REALTORS(R), Ridgewood, N.J. Recognized for Volunteer Efforts
• After the storm, Ridgewood in cleanup mode
• Ridgewood High School Opening Information
• A Tradition of Excellence. Really?
• Don't count on getting 15 minutes of parking for your dime
• Ridgewood Schools: RPS Newsline Correction
• Gov. Chris Christie angers union by opening state offices after Hurricane Irene
• MTA News : Service Advisory Update
• NJT: Main/ line/ Bergen line Trains are expected to run on a regular weekday schedule
• Storm Related Pickups - Random Collection through Sept. 20th 2011
• Sanitation and Recycling Will Follow Normal Schedules - 8-29-11
• Irene: could have been so much worse had it hit as a category one hurricane!
• Bad loans continue to rise for NJ banks
• Graydon Pool will be closed until further notice
• Ken Smith: Opportunity is in Ridgewood for the noticing
• Board of Education Regular Public Meeting
• Interesting, why are the sprinklers on at the Travell field at 8:30 this morning? Probably no one to shut them off
• Harry Carson at Bookends Wednesday., August 31st
• Did United Water inadvertently cause power outage ?
• Perfect Storm of Hype: Politicians, the media and the Hurricane Irene apocalypse that never was
• Hurricane Irene an economic blow or boost?
• Poll: School reforms backed
• Bernie Walsh : Kudos to OEM, EMS, Police and fire for job well done
• Village Manager's Reserved Boat Dock
• The obvious question. How much to fix the football field debacle this time??
• NJT: All Rail Service Suspended
• Power out at the Ridgewood blog
• Hurricane Irene : it's Bush's fault!
• "What a difference a day makes!"
• All in all, not a bad hurricane. Far less debris than I would have guessed
• Village Calendar Lists Incorrect School Closing Dates
• Property Insurance Help After Hurricane Irene
• Information on Keeping your pets safe in the storm
• Ridgewood: Local Road Closures
• Batten Down the Hatches
• 26% Say U.S. Public Schools Provide World-Class Education
• Big” John McCarthy to sign autobiography at Bookends in Ridgewood September 16
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Take to the Streets Again for Second Annual Stickball Tournament.
• NOAA claims the winds are 85 MPH, but none of the Weather Underground stations in the area report higher than 33 MPH winds
• Habernickel Farm conversion progresses in Ridgewood
• Hurricane Irene
• HURRICANE IRENE EXPECTED TO BRING TORRENTIAL RAINS AND POTENTIALLY MODERATE TO MAJOR FLOODING.
• The village was applying lessons learned from Hurricane Floyd to its preparations for Irene
• The hype over Hurricane Irene is overblown, predicts the CEO of Advanced Forecasting Corporation.
• Hurricane Floyd
• Hurricane Irene's projected track similar to path of destructive Floyd in 1999
• The National Weather Service has issued hurricane warnings for New York City
• PSE&G Prepares for Hurricane Irene
• Stuck on Stupid: NJ is believed to have no natural gas reserves worth exploring
• Ridgewood YMCA Offers Lifeguard Training Course
• Ben and Jerry's receives Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce Beautiful Flowers award
• Ridgewood Public Library: New Bolger Heritage Center houses historical treasures
• Office Rentals Availiable In Ridgewood
• Ridgewood Gets its own Reality TV Show : Terry and Jon Wittmaack who run a family business, Men Around the House
• Ridgewood Realtor Al Donohue remains president of LeTip of Ridgewood and Glen Rock
• Questions about the calculator that the school district requires in the high school:
• Montclair parking system goes digital, allows people to pay meters via cell phone
• Christie wants changes in disabilities legislation
• NJ decision on witness identification could have broad impact
• HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
• **Important Corrections to 2011 Village Calendar**
• Bergen County Call List - Add your phone number for emergency calls
• Village Repairs for the "100 year flood"
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• Gov. Chris Christie has signed a state of emergency in advance of Hurricane Irene.
• Possible absentee vote fraud discussed
• Consumer-Driven Health Plans Grew 13.9% in Last Year
• The New Jersey Supreme Court, acknowledging a “troubling lack of reliability in eyewitness identifications,”
• Waldwick officials to expand scope of Ho-Ho-Kus Brook fix
• Driver charged in pedestrian accident in Ridgewood
• Medical emergency causes driver to crash in Ridgewood
• NJ Towns balance books by selling off their assets
• Nearly 30 percent of New Jersey school districts hired new superintendents in the last year
• Ridgewood Schools Update : School is Not Closed September 8th, 2011
• Rep Scott Garrett : Preparing for Hurricane Irene
• Former Ridgewood Mortgage Broker and Employee Plead Guilty to Mortgage Fraud
• Parents, ACLU sue NJ city over Facebook records
• New Jersey Democrats hope to override governor's veto of failed RGGI program
• Fitch Downgrade Highlights Destructive Role of NJ’s Activist State Supreme Court
• School Activity Fees : Readers have a bone to pick
• School Activity Fees : hitting a sore spot
• Big Brother: Manufacturing sector needs government help, says congressman Rep. Bill Pascrell
• New-home sales fall, 2011 could be worst year yet
• Back to School for Ridgewood - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• New-home sales fall, 2011 could be worst year yet
• Ridgewood Gets its own Reality TV Show and no its not about ,the BOE, VC ,Valley Hospital or the Ridgewood blog
• BREAKING NEWS: EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITY REPORTED
• Are You Considering Weight Loss Surgery? Come to a Free Informational Seminar on September 12 at Valley Hospital
• PSE&G Advises Residents to Test Their Heating Systems Before Chilly Weather Arrives
• Cap and Tax : Christie firm on leaving RGGI
• Xanadu : Builder seeks $1B to complete ‘Dream’
• Compliance with NJ young drivers law in spotlight after 4 die in crash of SUV driven by teen
• Long Island Winery Selling 9/11-Themed Merlot And Chardonnay
• Watchdog on charities vows push on fraud
• Village Council Meetings
• Ian Linker Republican Senate Candidate Calls For Major Changes In NJ Schools
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce: New Member Mixer
• Yansi Fugel Hiring
• Music at Sook Pastry Cafe
• Agencies to promote ‘Jersey Fresh’ items
• Judge Dismisses Suit Challenging Airline's 'Cashless Cabin'
• NY Fed president sees hope for N.J.’s economic recovery
• The Abbott school experiment is a colossal failure
• Milestone : New Jersey Appellate Court judges agreed that the state does not have to spend money it does not have.
• No surprise "Xanadu" seeks public aid
• I stronly beleive that the discussion of the Manager's raise is something that needs to continue.
• President Obama : "After 40 fund-raisers, I think I've earned a vacation."
• Ridgewood Schools : "Please note that there is a $3.50 convenience charge for making an online payment."
• The Rotary Club of Ridgewood AM
• What does a 27 year old look like?
• Warren Buffett’s Taxing the Rich Won't Solve Deficit, Says Tax Foundation
• New EPA rules to cause Massive spike in electric rates
• Basically, it comes down to the definition of "fast food"
• We need to increase Graydon badge sales to residents, I dont want Graydon to becone just a "tourist destination"
• Agreeing with Paul Aronsohn on the managers pay raise is not an endorsement
• Local residents to bring NYC's famed frozen treat to Ho-Ho-Kus
• Ridgewood School Survey : This is an opinion survey and in no way reflects the QUALITY of a Ridgewood Education.
• Submit your favorite pizza spot for the Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2011
• Mr Buffett : Gift Contributions to Reduce Debt Held by the Public
• Reader says: Just glad to have a job , Lots of folks are working harder and coming home with much less in their pockets
• Ridgewood News Jumps on the Bandwagon on Gabbert Pay Raise
• Revenues up, badge sales down at Graydon Pool
• Connecticut union takes concessions to save jobs
• Bob Wolf of Ridgewood A.M. Rotary comments on your post "A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words":
• Planning Board cooking up fast food proposals for Ridgewood
• The VC voted a 12% raise which increased the manager's salary to more than the Governor of the State
• As tolls keep rising, some still pay nothing
• Poll: Voters don’t like plan to increase tolls
• Gov. Chris Christie (R-N.J.) and Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) Sellout Commuters with massive toll increase
• LINKER: OBAMA DELAYS SHARING HIS NEW PLAN TO REVERSE STAGNATING ECONOMY AND TO CREATE JOBS TO VACATION ON MARTHA'S VINEYARD
• What a disgrace : First Responders Snubbed; Not Invited to 9/11 Ceremony
• Taking, Or Being Taken By, Valley's Door-to-Door Survey
• Survey results: Most parents are pleased with Ridgewood schools
• WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU CALL 911
• New Jersey teachers’ raises drop to average of 2 percent
• It seems as if our Republic has come close to threatening our youths' future.
• How does one vote make Paul Aronsohn fiscally competent ?
• HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
• Citing debt and benefits, Fitch lowers bond rating for New Jersey
• Audit faults overtime pay at Port Authority
• Democrats in trouble in Garden State
• Has Councilmen Paul Aronsohn burned his bridges with other Village Council members ?
• Bachmann to Warren Buffett: 'Write a Big Check Today'
• AOL Gets Last, Best Hope in Private Equity
• Group says bills would lead to more supermarkets in NJ
• Gov. Chris Christie’s N.J. poll numbers on the rise while President Obama’s ratings drop
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce Presents the 18th Annual Car Show.
• Northfield resident is trying to generate support for proposal to give more state aid to suburban school districts
• HEALTH: New tool aids lung cancer fight
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo seeks spotlight at 9/11 event
• The fact that most comments are anonymous on this blog requires readers to evaluate the substance of each comment/opinion without regard to its source.
• Jobs vs. toll, fare hikes: Commuters, union members disagree at hearings
• Christie calls critics "ignorant" of new judge Sohail Mohammed
• Reader says more language programs are needed in our Schools
• NJ Teacher contract talks: slow going, small raises
• Sen. Brian P. Stack (D-33) of Union City calls NJEA "the evil empire"
• A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words
• Toll Increase: Does the Port Authority run the risk of pricing jobs out of New York ?
• Alec Bradley Tempus @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• September 11th Remembrance Ceremony - 10th Anniversary
• Superintendent survey gives low grades to NJ education department
• Public hearings on hikes to GWB tolls, PATH fares are today
• N.J. officials say state a good loan risk
• Commuter Tax: Drivers question true destination of taxes and tolls
• Incremental improvement to an existing industry is vastly easier and more achievable with a higher rate of success than pursing early research in an emerging field.
• Port Authority defends huge toll hike, calling it ‘absolutely necessary’...lol
• Money Magazine: Ridgewood among top 100 towns to live
• NY Gov. Cuomo and NJ Gov. Chris Christie are tightening the screws on Port Authority
• Commuter Tax: Port Authority toll and fare hikes may be on fast track to a veto
• VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD: BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENT AND SUMMARY
• Moody’s Lowers US Economic Growth Outlook
• Evergreen Solar files for bankruptcy, plans asset sale
• Scott Garrett: The crisis that could have been avoided
• Five N.J. towns among top 100 small towns to live in country, Money magazine says
• Fausto Cigars @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Hillary Clinton would have been a much better President than Barack Obama
• Summer Fashion Benefits Breast Cancer Ridgewood
• Understanding the Cost of Solar Energy
• Technology spotlight: What’s happening with solar?
• VOTE The Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2011
• N.J. tax collections for July fall million below budget estimate
• New Jersey to create a new-company "accelerator" program to nurture technology entrepreneurs
• Traditional New Jersey Local media is as guilty as the politicians they continue to protect and should be held accountable
• Stymied charter school files suit against three school districts
• State Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean Jr: Tax numbers show Christie was right
• FLOOD WATCH...LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL POSSIBLE ACROSS MOST OF THE TRI-STATE THROUGH THIS EVENING.
• Paul is having fun stiring up controversy so he can run for Freeholder as the great outsider
• Aronsohn looks to challenge party bosses for Union Support
• Gallup: Obama job rating sinks below 40% for first time
• I'm writing these comments because I don't want the discussion of the Village Manager's increase to end.
• The Village Council has missed many golden opportunities for cost cutting
• Kids from Paterson share summer fun at Ridgewood's Graydon Pool
• LOVE AND CAPITALISM CO-EXIST?
• The past two Village Council elections was that too many voters focused on one issue
• HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
• Neighbors-helping-Neighbors
• Does true leadership exist anymore in our local government?
• Climate Change Hoax : Reader Points out the Obvious
• Gov. Rick Perry calls global warming "all one contrived phony mess that is falling apart under its own weight."
• Verizon Strikers Cut Police Phone Service
• I'm confused! So please explain to me the reasoning for Dr. Gabbert's increase.
• Appeals court rules against Obama healthcare mandate
• U.S. Consumer Confidence Drops to Three-Decade Low
• Former New Jersey Sen. Robert Torricelli has job lobbying government ?
• TONIGHT IN RIDGEWOOD - Music for everyone at LaPiazza Bistro Italiano
• Village mayor and council failing to support local business
• Tidal Power the Wave of the Future ?
• Graydon Swim Team coach Jane Morales 'unsung hero'
• Ridgewood Schools: There is a 5-year systematic review of 18 different program/curriculum areas
• Four Village Council 'yes' votes now amounts to a strong vote of confidence for Dr. Gabbert
• Second Rail tunnel "yes" but not that boondoggle
• Aronsohn isn't particularly fiscally conservative.
• Schools prepare for bigger role in fighting bullying problem
• Commuter Tax: Gov. Christie ‘unlikely’ to back NJ-NY toll hike
• FLAGS ORDERED FLOWN AT HALF-STAFF FRIDAY, AUGUST 12
• 73 percent of Americans believe U.S. on wrong track
• Global Warming Link to Drowned Polar Bears Melts Under Searing Fed Probe
• LINKER CONDEMNS MENENDEZ’S FEAR-MONGERING OVER TRANSPORTATION FUNDING BILL
• Araya Rebirth Hosts Diaper Drive
• Cupcakes by Carousel Announces Gluten Free Cupcakes
• Paul Aronsohn: Please spare the our Village from further negative effects of your political ambition
• Gov. Chris Christie won’t rule out toll hikes on Port Authority bridges and tunnels
• Dr. Gabbert is competent and fair.
• Ridgewood Schools :The focus of RPS is on social-emotional learning
• Of Coarse : NJ Transit derailment renews calls for second tunnel under Hudson River to Manhattan
• Jobs: three large manufacturers in South Jersey announced they would shut down
• States fail to raise bar in reading, math tests
• Start of new NJEA prescription drug plan delayed in N.J.
• Gov. Chris Christie Judges out of order on pension pay protest
• Village Council says "Yes" to $20,000 raise for Village Manager
• Math Wars: Check out the 7th to 8th grade summer math packet on the RHS Math department website
• Obama looks to Nationalize Housing
• Remember, remember/The Fifth of November
• Ridgewood councilman wants raise for village manager delayed
• Home prices flat in North Jersey, National Association of Realtors says
• Summer Sizzles at A Mano: Mozzarella Making and Homemade
• The Valley Hospital’s Medical Staff Well-Represented in New York Magazine’s "Best Doctors 2011” Issue
• New Jersey taxpayers still paying lobbyist pensions
• N.J.’s senior economist keeps positive outlook, remains cautiously optimistic about state’s economic future
• Anti-bullying law starts for schools next month
• Fine Print: Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) draft curriculum frameworks
• New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says a proposal to raise toll prices ‘doesn’t work for me’
• UNIONS: The real story on the PA toll hikes comes out
• Bergen County Pay-to-play reform stalled ????
• Bergen Community College mulls staff changes
• Verizon reports sabotage as workers continue strike
• AOL Struggles to Stay Positive After Second Quarter Loss
• Pedestrian Hit : Ridgewood man, 21, charged in hit-and-run
• Vote devices in counties re-evaluated
• Liberal group goes after ‘Christie-crats’
• This week in golf: Four-Ball field wide open
• Groups call for scientists to engage in the body politic
• Cell Tower : FPR Realty owner of Barnett Place cell site
• How much did Gov. Chris Christie know about the Port Authority’s proposed toll hikes?
• NJ Gov. Christie blasts the Port Authority toll hike proposal, calls the agency mismanaged
• New Jersey begins to venture beyond No Child Left Behind
• NJEA refuses to endorse Sweeney and Oliver for re-election
• Sweeney demands ELEC investigation of Elizabeth Board of Education
• Severe Solar Storms Could Disrupt Earth This Decade: NOAA
• Obama Administration Exempting Schools From Federal Law’s Testing Mandate
• Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood Offers Kindergarten Enrichment Program
• It's the Spending
• PSE&G increases investment in transmission and distribution lines 15 percent
• Shakespeare is coming to the Park
• U.S. judge gives N.J. legislators more time to make wine laws
• Bench-a-thon lifts spirits of Grundy family
• Proposed energy project in Ridgewood may help bring some green back
• Proposals would alter car insurance in state
• N.J. energy policy receives another revision
• Why the Port Authority wants $1 billion in toll and fare hikes
• Christie: Deal not near with NJ state worker union
• Rasmussen Poll : New Low: 17% Say U.S. Government Has Consent of the Governed
• West Bergen Tea Party will host Scott Garrett on August 9
• Valley Hospital going door to door
• How Would You Fix Medicare and Medicaid? 6 Hospital Leaders Respond
• Gov. Chris Christie Surprised To Learn He Supports Port Authority Toll Hike
• Pols pooh-pooh 'absurd' Port Authority scheme demanding $15 tolls at Hudson River crossings
• Soo Hyeon Park : money will NOT bring the child back
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating for first time
• LINKER: JULY JOBS REPORT FURTHER EVIDENCE ADMINISTRATION'S POLICIES INSUFFICIENT TO BOOST SAGGING ECONOMY
• Concern over racial profiling against Hispanic passengers at Newark airport continues
• Shocker: Pilot Licenses Issued to 27 on Terror List
• PSEG Power to shut down Hudson I plant
• Obamacare : Jackpot for hospitals in New Jersey
• Ridgweood Library's summer programs stay afloat
• MENENDEZ SUPPORTS FAILED MEASURES TO CREATE JOBS
• Former Ridgewood Resident, Susan McCorkindale,Saturday, August 6th at Bookends
• We The Stupid
• New Jersey Places 4th in University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bureau of Business Research State Entrepreneurship Index July 2011
• Ho Ho Kus Brook : Dredging is temporary and only makes the problem worse
• No-waiting-in-line driers license renewals coming
• NJ SMART to track students through high school
• Failing Upwards : Jon Corzine rumored as possible replacement for Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner
• Sweeney, Norcross, Amodeo lose AFL-CIO endorsement
• Ridgewood’s firefighters agreed to major mid-contract concessions
• A special offer from Joaillier Fashion Jewerly!
• Cell Towers : Its Déjà vu all over again and again
• The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bureau of Business Research State Entrepreneurship Index July 2011New Jersey places 4th.
• BF's address is 335 N. Van Dien. So technically, they are in violation of Ridgewood's water restrictions
• Ridgewood residents request a consultant for cell tower proposals
• Super Cellars : Tasting Schedule / Upcoming Events
• KAYAKING INSTRUCTION
• Registration Starts August 15 for YWCA Fall Classes!
• Readers Voice Concern over Cyclists
• Ridgewood Schools: UPDATE on NJ ASK Student Reports
• Solutions sought for Ho-Ho-Kus Brook bank erosion
• Criminal background checks for BOE members
• Technology leaving many New Jersey schools behind
• Cellphone data sought by ACLU
• Senate committee to hold hearing on N.J. Motor Vehicle Commission customer service problems
• Christie wants to revamp state computer systems
• Ridgewood train station renovations to be finished this fall
• Democratic Committee of Bergen County ordered to pay down debt
• Children to Have a Ball with Little Ivy Learning Center at Ridgewood Sidewalk Sale Days
• Ridgewood's Sidewalk Sale Days are coming up soon!
• New system helps doctors detect lung cancer at early stage
• Village Council Meetings
• Linker Responds to Menendez’s Assault on the TEA Party
• Because he didn't screw thing up enough in NJ : Corzine the next Treasury Secretary?
• N.J. must create new sergeant selection process in U.S. Department of Justice settlement
• N.J. auto insurance rates on the rise again
• Under NJ energy plan, does sewage sludge qualify as renewable fuel?
• Changing the rules for teacher evaluation
• To Night : YesterDaze “Doo Wop” at the Kasschau Memorial Shell
• New Jersey Department of Education tells school districts to get started on criminal background checks for Board of Education members
• Annual Summer Sidewalk Sale
• 205 Lotte Road : Village's record in dealing with these types of issues is not the best
• 205 Lotte Road : why doesnt the VOR enforce their laws?
• Love N.J.? It all depends where you live
• Paul Aronsohn : New Jersey Deserves Better
• Optimum online Hot Spots: Who needs cell towers
• Surgical centers score Win on regulation bill after thousands in campaign donations
• N.J. aims to cut medical costs in auto insurance
• Christie says technology investments a priority for Motor Vehicle Commission
• State Workers Unions joining forces to counter Christie
• Schools funding plan, Doherty bemoans what he sees as GOP’s failure to engage key political issue
• Scott Garrett: Americans Want a Solution to Debt Crisis, Not a “Deal”
• Cell Towers : Make your voice heard
• Ridgewood Athletic Fields and Recreational Facilities Use Policy
• NJ Muslim: From 9/11 detainee lawyer to judge
• ATTENTION SENIORS - JOIN H.I.L.T.
• Valley Hospital Oral Surgeons Included on "Top Dentists" List
• Moody's investor services is considering downgrading Bergen County's AAA bond rating
• Supporters describe Sohail Mohammed as ‘a huge help’
• Offshore backbone developer foresees huge wind industry along Jersey coast
• Chief of MVC hits road for advice
• August 1-3 Filming at A Mano
• Children to Have a Ball with Little Ivy Learning Center at Ridgewood Sidewalk Sale Days
• Cycling in and around town I have picked up a couple of tips I want to pass on
• 'Swatting' a high-tech trend in 911 hoaxes
• Park West Tavern: the Burger
• Scott Garrett : Senator Reid’s Plan Full of Too Many False Savings
• President Barack Obama Spams Followers on Twitter
• Kasschau Memorial Shell’s season wrapping up
• Debt Cieling : EVERYTHING must be on the table
• NJ Tea Party Coalition Urge NJ Attorney General to Reject Bank Settlement
• 22 GOP Heros , who just said NO to spending
• Balanced Budget Amendment is the Key to Addressing our Fiscal Crisis
• Busted
• Ridgewood's World War I soldiers to be honored on Veterans Day
• the dysfunction of Cottage Place
• Three huge cell towers proposed for Ridgewood neighborhoods
• Graydon takes 3rd in Lake League
• Former Bergen County executive "Pat" Schuber assumes role on Port Authority Board of Commissioners
• New Jersey loses out on $15 million federal charter school grant because of state's 15-year old charter school law
• New Jersey tells Federal Energy Regulatory Commission new capacity is desperately needed
• Improvements pending for problem intersection in Ridgewood
• Asthma attacks can be triggered by poor air quality
• Global Warming Hoax: Arctic scientist under investigation
• Global Warming Hoax: New NASA Data Blow Gaping Hole In Global Warming Alarmism
• MENENDEZ’S SILENCE DURING DEBT DEBATE IS DEAFENING AND REVEALING
• Contrary to the President, Social Security Checks Are Not At Risk
• Ridgewood Public Schools : Employee Contributions toward medical benefits
• The Ridgwood Public Library: Additional Closing
• Christie’s shadow looms over 38th District
• $500 million deal at Port Newark may bring 800 jobs
• Hackensack hospital's credit rating upgraded
• Debt Ceiling: No Chance of US default
• Home Alone
• GOP scrubs bill for $65 billion in further cuts
• Developer abandons 205 Lotte Rd. leaves it in Blighted Condition
• The Debt Ceiling: Just the Facts
• RECENT POLL: LINKER AND NEW JERSEYANS AGREE - BOB MENENDEZ'S LIBERAL AGENDA BAD FOR N.J. AND BAD FOR AMERICA
• SAFER grant : We are skeptical about politicians up for reelection bearing gifts
• A funny thing happened on the way overhauling Ridgewood's Elementary Science Curriculum
• Time to Say NO to Spending
• Yet Another Pedestrian Struck In A Crosswalk!
• N.J. State Council on the Arts
• Drill baby Drill : Christie gas plan, drilling debated
• Christie blasts critics of new judge Sohail Mohammed
• Ridgewood council approves salary contracts for management, non-union staff
• Cost of cop consolidation study is questioned
• Man falls off platform at Ridgewood train station
• Kasschau Shell - Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night
• Ridgewood fills open captain positions on fire department
• PSE&G : The old street light scam is back in the news once again
• Village Council Meetings
• New Jersey lawmaker says states can offer online gambling within borders
• Advocates and Christie administration continue to clash over solar
• One Year Later, Dodd-Frank Remains a Drag on the U.S. Economy
• Ridgewood Water : Stage II Water Restriction - 7/22/2011
• West Bergen Tea Party Call to Action
• Rumble Over RGGI Debate - Wed., July 27
• Denise Richards,Wednesday, July 27th at Bookends
• TENNIS - YOUTH AND ADULT INSTRUCTION
• SUMMER MULTI-SPORTS WITH US SPORTS INSTITUTE
• Consultants get a cut from North Jersey solar energy projects
• Subsidizing Failure : Newark’s deeply troubled Barringer High awarded federal SIG grant
• The Southern New Jersey AFL-CIO's political arm has endorsed nearly all Democratic legislative incumbents in the region -- including member Donald Norcross.
• New Jersey Department of Education acts to deter cheating on standardized tests
• New Jersey businesses spared huge tax jump
• No the Village is not dead yet: we bowed to developers and people with new money thinking that we had to give way to excess in order to remain viable. Of course, just the opposite was true
• Real Estate : Obama Considers Renting Out Foreclosed Homes
• Congressional Republicans may have finally found their manhood?
• Common Internet Scams to be aware off : the lottery
• Ridgewood is not designated a "Transit Village"
• All-time heat record shattered in Northern New Jersey
• Director of Ridgewood Water, Frank J. Moritz, declares a Stage II water shortage emergency
• If you ban smoking you should not share in the tax revenue generated by from cigarette taxes
• the Village Ridgewood's days may be numbered
• Transit Village status did Ridgewood get thrown under the bus ?
• Did Ridgewood apply with the NJDOT and NJT to become a "Transit Village".
• Valley Hospital Sports Institute : Concussion tests for kids
• From Cuba, Venezuela's Chavez governs via Twitter
• The question is do we want to remain a Village or do we want to become more city like?
• Reader thinks fines for stray shopping carts is a bit over the top
• Graydon Pool 2011 Schedule
• Signs of revival in downtown Ridgewood
• Is Ridgewood semi-urban?
• Patient-centered medical homes win unlikely support
• Report on special education oversight comes with warnings
• Candidate William Connolly calls for superintendent’s ouster
• N.J. Bar Association backs judges, government lawyers in their bid to avoid health and pension benefit hikes
• The slow climb back : NJ gained 1,700 jobs in June
• NWS Excessive Heat Warning - Cooling Center Operations
• COMMUTERS: NEW YORKERS WARNED TO EXPECT ROLLING POWER OUTAGES
• UPROAR AS BBC MUZZLES CLIMATE CHANGE SCEPTICS
• Rick Perry Accuses Obama Of Leaving Astronauts To 'Hitchhike Into Space'
• NJ Supreme Court : Appointing Authorities now have to provide a concrete, "legitimate" reasons for why they choose to skip over a higher ranked candidate
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• NRC Approves 20-Year License Renewal for PSEG Nuclear Hope Creek Generating Station
• Ken Smith Dealership : Dear Mr. Splendore,the follow up
• Ken Smith Dealership : Mr. Splendore Responds
• Ken Smith Dealership : Dear Mr. Splendore
• EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM NOON TODAY TO 8 PM EDT
• Former BCC president Ryan 'disappointed' over firing but vows to move on
• School-community partnerships meld academic discipline and social services
• Most schools to keep restored state aid for next year’s budget, not property tax relief
• Union donations dry up for Democrats
• U.S. Senator Robert Menendez Congratulates New Ridgewood Firefighters
• Membership program offered at Ridgewood Library
• Ron Paul: "We Will Default Because The Debt Is Unsustainable"
• Latin American presidents mock U.S. for debt woes
• Scott Garrett : End of the Line: Our Last Chance for Spending Sanity
• Ridgewood supermarkets now face fines for stray shopping carts.
• Financing offshore wind farms
• Ridgewood's Fabulous Summer Sidewalk Sale Days are August 4, 5, 6
• Decision makers for Ford effecting Ken Smith Lincoln Mercury
• Readers offended : The idea to transform the CBD into a semi-urban environment
• The Village Council needs to come with a longer-term game plan for Ridgewood's Business district
• Audit finds Port Authority could have saved $22M yearly, service contracts lack oversight
• N.J. Senator Donald Norcross says he was not pressured to resign from labor union
• Sen. Robert Menendez not a sure bet to win reelection, poll says
• NJ gov, education reformer to announce partnership
• PSE&G Ready to Meet High Electric Demand
• Systemic Mortgage Fraud - "Hitting the News?"
• Northeast Laser Vein Institute announces new offer!
• The Pearl Restaurant Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Event
• Bernie Williams,Tuesday, July 19th at Bookends
• Ed Sullivan : Paul Aronsohn is a breath of fresh air on the Council
• No Surprise BOE opts to spend Village Taxpayer money
• Ridgewood Schools: 2011-2012 STATE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE IS OUT
• Most new charter schools not ready to open in September
• State Sen. Donald Norcross stepping down as president of local AFL-CIO
• State Red Tape Review Commission to meet Tuesday in Trenton
• Many states celebrate surpluses as Congress struggles with debt
• Wynn CEO Goes On Epic Anti-Obama Rant On Company Conference Call
• Kasschau Shell - Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night
• Ridgewood Police: New Internet Scam
• Adam A. Mularczyk CEO of Ken Smith Motors : Thank you to all the bloggers for your understanding and support.
• Bergen County Academies Students Complete Senior Experience at The Valley Hospital
• Colt McCoy, Monday, July 18 at Bookends
• Village Council Meetings
• Doherty, Kyrillos set up ‘classic’ GOP primary fight to challenge U.S. Sen. Menendez
• Time runs out to use school aid windfall for property tax relief
• State Pensions to strain revenues for state
• Cyclists In Burbank Beat JetBlue To Long Beach!
• Obama Administration once again threatens seniors
• Check your birth certificate Mr. President
• Big shifts lie ahead for N.J. Medicaid
• Activists try to save 250-year-old Zabriskie-Wessels Board slave house,
• Sook Pastry the taste test
• Regional office of Ford Motors in Mahwah is in serious violation of Ford Motor Company's code of conduct
• Systemic Mortgage Fraud - "Could it affect you and your home?"
• Kasschau Memorial Shell is best buy in town
• Pet Survey : Stop aggravating law abiding citizens!!
• Parking in the Village
• The state should not be going door to door asking about the contents of people's houses
• Frank DelVecchio: FASTER THAN a public servant. More powerful than a corporate CEO
• Lesson plans of September 11
• Mahwah withstands wellness zoning challenge
• Neighbors upset by a proposed cell tower in Ridgewood call for a committee
• Ridgewood Coffee Company's Re-Grand Opening
• Paul Aronsohn for Freeholder ?...Et tu brute!
• Super Cellars : Tasting Schedule / Upcoming Events
• PSE&G projects are expected to create hundreds of jobs
• Local governments face loss of N.J. aid if they fail to show improvements to Christie administration
• Public workers pensions reform will save local governments and school boards millions of dollars each year
• Ridgewood's revised Fields Use Policy is approved
• Ridgewood Zoning Board of Adjustment : Council came to a consensus not to reappoint Doug Cronk and Dean Vellis
• Scott Garrett : I support the repeal of the ban on incandescent light bulbs
• Welcome to the third world
• LINKER: MORE TAXES WON’T FIX GOVERNMENT’S SPENDING PROBLEM, CHRONIC JOBLESSNESS, AND STAGNANT ECONOMY
• Lets Turf Habernickel
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• I'm not sure who has made the official determination that cell towers are the only option for providing cell coverage
• NJ Transit to eliminate sick time payout
• The Ridgewood Academy for Health Professions (RAHP)
• Computer crash at the state Motor Vehicle Commission that left customers without service statewide on Monday
• NJ businesses oppose subsidized power plant scheme
• Cell Towers : Its Déjà vu all over again
• More discord over school aid plan
• The man with the plan…to reorganize the Department of Education
• BCC board opens discussions on potential departure of college president Ryan
• Moody’s Places U.S. on Review for Downgrade As Debt Talks Stall
• The state is expected to determine whether HUMC's application to reopen "Pascack Valley Hospital" is complete by Aug. 6
• A Coup d'état at the Zoning board of adjustment
• Another Valley Survey on the way ?
• AMBER Ready: The Moonlighting Cop, The Wanna Be Mogul and The Killer App That Wasn’t
• Corey Taylor @ Bookends ,Friday, July 15th 6:00pm
• Readers still debate failed Valley BF field deal
• Village will hold Valley Hospital meetings at Ridgewood High School
• Turf Fields : we'll be very lucky to get even ten years of use out them.
• Christie moves quickly to build school board
• Ending state health insurance program for legal aliens lawful, court rules
• NJ Senate to investigate MVC computer crash
• NJT: Despite the mediocre rating, many say they use the system even though they have a car.
• Christie's increase in school aid is detailed
• The creation of the Office of Asset Recovery.
• Ridgewood Water Meter Reading
• Obama threatens to take out federal fiscal irresponsibility on Seniors
• Amber Ready : It's astounding that Fairview gave Frank time off to work at his other job
• Try-outs for the Ridgewood YMCA Breakers competitive swim team are announced
• Heat Advisory Today
• Bring Ford to Ken Smith Lincoln dealership
• NJ government does not compute for much of day
• Governor’s Education Transformation Task Force gets public input on education rules in New Jersey
• Guadagno embraces new clout her office may get
• Senate fails to override vetoes
• Bergen executive sets up new office to probe spending for waste, fraud
• Village Council Meetings
• Village Council Special Public Meetings Concerning Proposed Valley Expansion
• Gwendolen Gross @ Bookends Wednesday, July 13th
• Goldman Sachs Took Biggest Loan From Undisclosed 2008 Fed Crisis Program
• GRAYDON POOL 2011 SCHEDULE
• Softball players unwind at Ridgewood's annual Blazer Bash
• State police look to land buyers for used helicopters
• Kasschau Shell - Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Continue 4th of July Tradition by Sponsoring Drum and Bugle Corp.
• The very fact that the fields are in the flood plain is why they should be turf.
• New Jersey businesses : Day of reckoning for New Jersey? Not yet.
• Changes to N.J. teacher evaluation and tenure move to discussion stage
• Right to Work : Hitting the unions’ raw nerve
• Up in Smoke: New Jersey’s pot policies
• New Jersey wineries ‘waiting for the ax to fall’
• Vibrant Ridgewood Keeps Buzzing Along
• Geithner says hard times to continue for many
• Senate Democrats draft debt-reduction plan
• AMBER Ready a little background
• Proposal for a Moratorium on Wireless Telecommunication Facility Development Pending Creation of a Special Committee
• West Bergen Tea Party Presents: Bergen's Bloated Bureaucracy Exposed
• Deputy Police Chief Frank Del Vecchio Confesses to Fraud in Deposition
• Village Voices: Frank Del Vecchio
• Yoga on the Beach at Graydon
• Summer Time Activities at Graydon Pool
• The Village is Seeking Residents to Volunteer - Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment
• Ridgewood resident and Deputy chief juggled two jobs
• Ridgewood Public Library
• House asks: Did Obama's auto bailout chief say, 'I did this all for the unions'
• NC creates new US history class focusing on ‘founding principles’
• Illegal immigration : Readers favor Guest worker permits
• A vote of confidence for Nuclear Power
• Reader Reminds us : A Lifeguard is not a baby sitter
• New York Times Correction
• TAA Signature Cigars @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• the Ridgewood blog Technology Update
• Ridgewood Planning Board votes to rezone Route 17 property
• Ridgewood offering kayak lessons
• Canvass of Ridgewood Households For Dogs and Cats
• LINKER: AMNESTY FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS SUPPORTED BY BOB MENENDEZ WILL DESTROY MORE AMERICAN JOBS
• Cafe ordinance heats up debate in Ridgewood
• Bill to soften insurance costs for sole proprietors
• N.J. winemakers in limbo after lawmakers’ impasse
• Mysterious accident in Ho Ho Kus involving a Village employee
• N.J. to allow testing of police for steroids
• Democratic Lawmaker says right-to-work proposal is DOA in NJ, despite gains in other states
• In Bergen, GOP freeholder candidates counter-attack Ganz over pay-to-play ordinance history
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Garrett Speaks at Flag Raising Ceremony in Ridgewood to Kick Off July 4th Celebration
• READER: Ridgewood BOE and Fishbein misrepresented the delivery of state grants in order to push through their pet projects
• 40th District Towns to Receive Increased School Aid
• White House Staffers Got a Raise Last Year, And You Did Not
• Nalbantian named Ridgewood Planning Board chairman
• Democrats close ranks to review administration’s proposed energy policy,kill jobs
• Higher taxes yield to budget cuts in states
• Does N.J. stand to benefit from free trade deals with South Korea and Latin America?
• Race to the Top for tots
• NJ Supreme Court removes hurdle for re-opening of Pascack Valley Hospital as HUMC satellite
• Report blames zoning laws for lack of affordable housing in New Jersey
• Sweeney rant fails to sway old allies
• Venture Studio Recruitement Day - looking for Sales Representatives
• Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration
• Oil Institute CEO: Obama Energy Policies Wrong
• The High Price of Obama’s Fake Jobs Scheme
• Bigots who read New York Times Mar Ridgewood 4th of July Parade
• Department of Education (DOE) will owe Ridgewood as much as $9.8 million in grant money at the completion of the construction projects at our schools
• Ridgewood : A strange case of pedestrians leaping in front of moving cars
• Kasschau Shell : Squeaky Clean Vintage Rock’n Roll
• Movies in The Park : Wednesday, July 6th and Wednesday, July 20th
• Doctor Shortage no Surprise to this Doc.
• Village of Ridgewood 2011 Budget
• 2011 Ridgewood Water Consumer Confidence Report
• President Obama turns to Jon Corzine for help ...yikes !
• Without Assembly vote, vintners fear wine industry will whither on the vine
• 2 NJ colleges receive accreditation warnings
• Governor Christie's new budget will spend more money on property tax relief
• State government’s bad financial situation makes New Jersey the 20th worst state to do business in
• Christie signs Democratic bill that reduces tax that finances state disability benefits fund
• New Jersey’s Offshore Windmill Project just another Trenton boondoggle
• Ridgewood July 4th Committe: Thank ALL of you who took part in our 101st Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration
• COUNCIL WORKSHOP AGENDA July 6, 2011
• Nurse midwives available at more area hospitals.
• Gene Chizik @ Bookends ,Tuesday, July5th @ 7:00pm
• Ridgewood blog Poll : Smith Brothers Takes "best burger"
• Whole Foods Market Ridgewood celebrated its 10 Year Anniversary
• Tennis therapy founded at the Ridgewood Racquet Club helps survivors of cancer
• Mayors want NJ budget cuts restored; say efforts to stabilize property taxes will suffer
• Charter school reformers seek democratic control
• N.J. community-college chiefs say they earn their 180G + perks
• A medical malady: Where are New Jersey’s primary care physicians?
• Fate of school vouchers, N.J. wineries uncertain after bills died quietly behind the scenes
• Obama’s Economists: ‘Stimulus’ Has Cost $278,000 per Job
• 43% See George Washington As Greatest Founding Father
• Happy July 4th to us all!
• Happy 4th of July from the Ridgewood blog
• Celebrate the Constitution : The Resolution for Independence
• Justice Kagan called to recuse herself from any court cases involving Obamacare
• Time to Make Professors Teach
• Pedestrian Struck -East Ridgewood Avenue and North Maple Avenue
• The Barclays will return to the Ridgewood Country Club in 2014
• Happy 4th of July weekend from Ian Linker
• University Research funding is not the problem. It is a revenue source, not a cost
• Easy Money : Student loans subsidize raise higher education costs
• NRC Approves 20-Year License Renewal for PSEG Nuclear Salem Generating Station
• Kasschau Shell - Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night
• Celebrate the Constitution : THE NATURAL BORN CITIZEN CLAUSE part 2
• Celebrate the Constitution : THE NATURAL BORN CITIZEN CLAUSE
• GRAYDON POOL WELCOMES ALL TO PURCHASE SEASON MEMBERSHIPS
• In Ridgewood, 96 percent of high school seniors heading off to college
• Universities in N.J. are some of the costliest in the nation
• Stuck on Stupid : Legislature OKs $200 million for American Dream ah... Xanadu project
• Lawmakers in Trenton vote to keep emissions pact and destroy jobs
• COAH : Christie takes action to abolish N.J. affordable housing council
• The "free lunch" is over
• Attorneys fail to reach a settlement in Graydon lawsuit
• HOW MUCH WE NEED TO TAX THE AMERICAN PEOPLE TO PAY OFF THE PUBLIC DEBT
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• A new Harvard University study finds that July 4th parades energize only Republicans, turn kids into Republicans, and help to boost the GOP turnout of adults on Election Day.
• Impeach President Obama, Linker Says
• Doherty Announces Three Colleagues Join “Fair School Funding Act” As Co-Sponsors
• Celebrate the Constitution : Delegates to the Constitutional Convention
• Garrett Introduces Bill to Ensure SEC Regulation are More Effective and Less Burdensome
• Ridgewood school board agrees to earlier cutoff time at Stevens Field
• Teacher evaluation pilot program prepares for takeoff
• NJ Assembly votes for job killing anti-pollution pact
• State orders NJ counties to cut welfare
• COAH : Gov. Chris Christie moving to abolish the Council on Affordable Housing
• New N.J. bills could halt growth of charter schools in suburbs, expand in unwelcome areas
• The FUTURE OF "RGGI" IS UNCERTAIN
• Celebrate the Constitution : George Mason
• Kasschau Shell - Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night
• July 4th Celebration in Ridgewood
• LINKER: BOB MENENDEZ LIED ABOUT DEBT TALKS
• State Senate to vote today on bill winemakers say will boost the industry
• Christie’s treasurer blasts N.J. Dems, calls their $30.6B proposed budget ‘unconstitutional,’ ‘irresponsible’
• Christie: N.J. homeowners will begin to see property tax relief due to benefits overhaul in late 2012
• New Jersey’s landmark bill hailed as ‘model for America’
• NJ Pension Reform : By the numbers:
• Doherty Announces Senator Gerald Cardinale Joins the “Fair School Funding Act” As Co-Sponsor
• Ken Smith Lincoln Mercury struggling since Ford Motor Co. discontinued the Mercury brand
• Celebrate the Constitution : Benjamin Franklin
• Sex & Drug Survey Advocates Want To Take Away Your Rights
• Sook Pastry
• BOE terminates 5 employees
• Flags at Half-Staff - Frederick Charles Krenrich Jr
• First of July 4th parade chairs spotted on North Maple Avenue early this morning.
• Ridgewood Charity Golf Classic 2011
• Bergen County Executive Kathleen A. Donovan : "Pension and benefit reforms and budget cuts are not schemes. They are real responses to real issues.
• Linker Chastises Obama and Menendez on Afghanistan
• N.J. Gov. Christie: Obama needs to ‘show up’
• Charter Schools: Package of four controversial charter bills to come before Assembly
• NJ Pension Reform: South Jersey bloc sends a message of unity
• Governor on Dems’ budget: ‘unrepentant addiction to spending’
• Angry New Jersey unions see few options
• Village of Ridgewood : Council Meetings
• West Bergen Tea Party Meeting 7 pm, Tuesday, June 28
• The James Rose Center is open to the general public from May 14, 2011 to October 29th, 2011.
• Sarah Ferguson @ BOOKENDS
• Paul Aronsohn:Thank You, Clarence Clemons
• Celebrate the Constitution : Alexander Hamilton
• Systemic Mortgage Fraud : MERS clouding titles of 60 million homes
• Celebrate the Constitution : New Jersey Delegates to the Constitutional Convention
• The Graduation of 2011
• Some interesting statistics on this list of 10 States that spend the most per student.
• Linker: Menendez’s Policies Have Failed Minority Workers
• Backyard Pool Swim Lessons
• WHO IS SOHAIL MOHAMMED? WHY DID GOVERNOR CHRIS CHRISTIE APPOINT HIM TO THE NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT?
• Farmers Market Sun, June 26, 2011 - Sat, November 05, 2011
• Flash Flood Watch
• N.J. legislature moves to cut benefits for public workers
• Examining changes to health insurance and pensions
• NJ Gov. Christie calls passage of employee benefits reform his biggest achievement
• Is College Worth It?
• The Pfund - Nicholson team damaged Ridgewood, but certainly not beyond repair. They simply are too insignificant and banal to have done lasting injury,
• Conservative Republican Ian Linker Announces US Senate Candidacy
• Flash Flooding Hits Ridgewood
• Village Workers Rush for the Class of 2011
• Study: $1400 Tax Hike Needed to Fund US Pensions
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• With the trend going anti-smoking of all kinds, the possibility of pot becoming the next adult vice of choice in public circles is getting slimmer by the day
• Graydon Pool Instructional /Recreational Aquatic Swim Program
• Class of 2011: Diplomas still to be decided
• 7 days to find $800M lawmakers short on time to balance NJ budget
• New Jersey’s runaway Supreme Court
• Ridgewood : Flash Flood Watch
• How much will consumers have to pay to make offshore wind happen?
• Cash buyers are kings in weak home-sales market
• Americans Worse Now Than When Obama Inaugurated by 44%-34% Margin in Poll
• Village of Ridgewood : Council Meetings
• Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration
• Update: David Nicholson, Chairman has resigned from the Planning Board
• Congratulations all the Graduates : Ridgewood High School Graduation Thursday at 5:00 p.m.
• Solar firms given reassurance by NJ environmental commissioner at conference in Franklin
• Ridgewood Schools: I'll feel like an idiot if I continue to pay for a product that is not as good as it should be.
• Sports costs are a flea on the property tax elephant.
• David Nicholson, Chairman has resigned from the Planning Board
• Obamcare:NJ doctors group suing to block health reform law
• Field lights testing results released
• Students and schools hopeful, nervous about Choice program
• Grant program to encourage new methods of teacher evaluation
• NJ Pension Reform : The imposition option: Why Gov. Christie doesn’t have to negotiate
• "Tradition of Excellence" : Readers make to key observations about quality of schools debate
• Maple Goes to Pot
• Kasschau Shell - Outdoor Entertainment Every Tuesday and Thursday Night
• What we do not have is a "Master Plan" for how the town will survive financially.
• Ridgewood Council Meeting March 2, 2011 where ATT's interest in the Firehouse is discussed.
• It gets worse Ridgewood kids are under performing in placement at top colleges
• Union negotiations continued over the weekend before falling apart a second time
• Senate looks to Jam N.J. in cap and trade program down taxpayers throats
• New Jersey Pension overhaul in New Jersey is near
• Ridgewood High School ranks as one of the best high schools in the nation, according to Newsweek’s annual list.
• Jersey City and Ridgewood Adopt Complete Streets Policies
• 11 companies express interest in building wind turbines off New Jersey
• New Jersey winemakers worried by bottleneck on direct shipping
• Celebrate the Constitution : Observe good faith and justice towards all Nations; cultivate peace and harmony with all
• Parents, Coaches: Know the Risks of Concussions in Youth Sports. The Valley Hospital Sports Institute Offers Concussion Management Testing Program to Begin June 22
• Turf fields were necessitated by the severe lack of field availability
• Reader has news for Ridgewood Parent "stoners"
• RHS students sent a total of 108 applications to Dartmouth, Harvard, MIT, Penn, Princeton, Stanford, Yale, Cooper Union, Haverford and Swarthmore, and ALL were rejected.
• Pro-pot advocates fume at rule delay
• The wind turbine dilemma: hurting preservation or supporting farmers in New Jersey?
• Pension proposal may be too little too late
• Assembly looks to reimpose job killing Cap and Trade bill on New Jersey
• Cell Tower site choice a puzzle
• The Bergen Community College President not Serving Bergen Taxpayers
• The Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration Committee is pleased to announce that we have just received 501 (c) 3 status from the IRS.
• "Tradition of Excellence" : You have to at least consider the possibility that something is wrong
• Celebrate the Constitution : ~ George Washington, letter to Major General John Sullivan, December 15, 1779
• Ridgewood's parents are obsessed with the concept of college athletic admissions slots
• 73% Say Being a Father is Most Important Role for Men in Today’s World
• Changing Tides: Research Center Under Fire for 'Adjusted' Sea-Level Data
• Happy Fathers Day
• Patrick & Sons Super Cellars Tasting Schedule / Upcoming Events
• Scott Garrett : The “Recovery Summer” that Never Materialized
• Audit Report on Public Works Fleet Services
• OUCH: How Miserable? Index Says the Worst in 28 Years
• Father's Day Opus X Arrivals @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Ridgewood Sports first Academics are not a priority
• Ignorance isn't always bliss...especially where my kids are concerned
• Ridgewood kids are under performing in placement at top colleges
• I'd rather the kids smoke dope than drink Alcohol
• T-Mobile Pushes for Barnett Place while more suitable locations go unused ?
• THUNDERSTORMS TODAY COULD CAUSE URBAN AND POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING.
• Senate committee passes pension benefits legislation
• Pilot project to launch Christie’s teacher evaluation system
• Land of the Free? New York and California come out at the bottom of individual freedoms study
• DID YOU MISS THE JUNE 13 BOE MEETING? VIEW THE WEBCAST
• T-Mobile asked to look around for other cell tower location
• Yellow left-turn signals get their chance to shine
• Bill would allow private companies to run Northeast Corridor
• Obamacare : More physicians leaving private practices
• Reader : Kids do drugs because it's enjoyable
• A3242 bill would allow students to be surveyed "without" parental permission
• The Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce another "foo barb"
• For some N.J. seniors, Social Security can’t stave off the rising tax tide
• Christie, legislative leaders announce agreement on pension and health benefit reform
• NJEA at war with Dems
• Under NJEA attack, Norcross enlists Florio, Booker to defend his education reform initiatives
• New Recruit in Homework Revolt: The Principal
• One-stop patient care: Medical malls becoming alternatives to hospitals
• VW shot a commercial today in Ridgewood
• Biotech exec Crowley considering Senate run in N.J.
• Against own party’s wishes, Sweeney pushes overhaul to pension system for N.J. public employees
• Rationalizations justifying the high school's disappointing placement rate at Ivy and equivalent colleges very disappointing
• Ridgewood Chamber Guide features Valley Hospital Centerfold
• Our top graduation rate no proof of learning
• Inside Christie-Sweeney plan to make N.J. public employees pay more for pension, health benefits
• Pressure builds around Oliver as Assembly moves on reform
• Students Stumble Again on the Basics of History
• FLAGS ORDERED FLOWN AT HALF-STAFF WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15
• Supreme Court reinstates collective bargaining law
• Ouch: 1.9 Million Fewer Americans Have Jobs Today Than When Obama Signed Stimulus
• Ridgecrest - Senior Citizen Housing in Ridgewood
• The Dirty Underside of Ridgewood
• The History of Flag Day
• Wow are we bored : Assembly panel OKs tanning restrictions
• Opponents call for fracking ban, even with no natural gas drilling in New Jersey
• Creepy N.J.’s young-driver decals ‘not working,’ many agree
• Ridgewood school board to discuss fields use policy
• Valley Renewal Renditions called "misleading"
• US Is in Even Worse Shape Financially Than Greece: Gross
• Hospital urged to consider medical mall at Pascack
• RHS Grads shut out all the military academies, MIT, Stanford, Dartmouth, Harvard, U Penn, Princeton, Yale.
• Beatle Tribute Band - TICKET 2 RIDE , June 16 KASSHAU MEMORIAL BAND SHELL
• Board of Adjustment : T-Mobile Cell Tower application
• Kasschau Shell - Outdoor Entertainment
• Village of Ridgewood : Council Meetings
• Sarah Palin Trojan Horse to the mainstream media
• Fuzzy experimental curriculum has RHS black listed by the elite colleges
• There are better alternatives to Solar Panels on Poles
• People and Power: Senate president Sweeney says pensions, benefits reform are intertwined
• Christie proposal to slash Medicaid by $540 million puts NJ at center of national debate
• Christie’s education spending may be surprising
• Can New Jersey afford to be the offshore wind state?
• Many state legislators lack college degrees
• New Jersey’s once-powerful environmental lobby has fallen into disarray
• Valley Health System Awards Stringer/Featherstone Scholarships to 18 Local Students
• North Jersey VFW search for younger recruits
• Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration Evening Activities
• Congratulations : Ridgewood girls lax team wins second straight Tournament of Champions title
• Ridgewood Chamber invites you to Annual Installation, Networking and Recognition Dinner.
• Celebrate the Constitution : Paul Revere's Ride
• 66% Say Private Sector Employees Work Harder Than Government Workers
• JPMorgan Forecasts Another Drop in Home Prices
• Survey shows most U.S. mosques promote jihad
• Pascack zoning change advised
• PSE&G Has Third Most Solar Installations
• Survey says: More than one in five Americans can’t drive
• Celebrate the Constitution Benjamin Franklin's Speech at the Constitutional Convention
• Ridgewood council presents incentive program
• Celebrate the Constitution : the Black Founders and the Continental Army
• Report: Pedestrian bridge at Ridgewood High School needs work
• US Is Nearing Even Worse Financial Crisis: Jim Rogers
• Christ Church Picnic All are Welcome!
• Village of Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Kids Need Challenges not Excuses
• Amend Salary Ordinance
• The acceptance rates for the Ridgewood seniors at the top colleges are surprisingly low
• Sweeney to introduce bill to change pension, benefits system for N.J. public workers
• Village Council members unanimously pass a 7.39 percent tax hike
• NJEA is completely unnecessary
• Ridgewood Water Reminder : Summer Water Restrictions
• 7th Annual Wiffle for Cancer Tournament at RHS
• The Ridgewood Historical Society will host its first “Best Burger” Barbecue on Saturday June 11
• Celebrate the Constitution : John Adams - "What do we mean by the American Revolution?"
• Gov. Christie to unveil public-private school partnership plan
• Christie, Sweeney agree on State Worker benefits
• Chris Christie : The push to privatize
• Ridgewood Public Library : The Bolger Heritage Center
• Garrett Calls On GAO to Investigate SIPC, the Trustee and SEC’s Actions in Madoff Case
• CNN: 50% of Americans worry that the U.S. is likely to slip into another Great Depression
• 57% of Likely U.S. Voters see the president as more liberal than they are
• Obamacare: judges seemed receptive to arguments from critics challenging the health reforms as unconstitutional
• President Obama’s phony accounting on the auto industry bailout
• 5th Grade Stepping Up Mixers - June 10th at the Annie Zusy Youth Center
• U.S. funding for future promises lags by trillions
• HEAT WAVE :PSE&G Suggests Ways to Keep Cool and Manage Energy Costs this Summer
• Revamped Energy Master Plan casts shadow on solar
• New Jersey Supreme Court No shield law for message boards posters
• Transportation group study shows older pedestrians at greater risk
• Tea Party candidate wins 1 NJ GOP Senate primary
• Every Saturday should be free, but the cost could be covered under sponsorship
• The Cartel in HD Blu-ray -- Released Today!
• SENIOR SURVEY RESULTS -- CLASS OF 2011
• Health care law waivers stir suspicion of favors
• On College Campuses, Obama's Not Cool Anymore
• The Annual Village home owner flight is upon us
• Chronic unemployment worse than Great Depression
• Urban Entrepreneur Summit hosted at Rutgers University's Newark campus
• New Jersey is one of the least free of the 50 states
• 30% of companies say they’ll stop offering Health Insurance coverage due to Obamacare
• Carville: 2012 could be ‘very rough’ for Obama, says civil unrest ‘imminently possible’
• True Cost of Fannie, Freddie Bailouts: $317 Billion, CBO Says
• Aronsohn moves one step closer
• Tangerines Art Gallery offering Water Color Classes
• State health officials examine the proposal by Hackensack University Medical Center and , Legacy Hospital Partners, to spend nearly $40 million to renovate the former Pascack Valley Hospital
• The Pearl Restaurant offers nightly specials June 6, 2011-Labor Day, 2011.
• Meals on Wheels Fundraiser June 7th
• How do most towns around our area survive with a volunteer fire department?
• Beer Jobs : Bill designed to give economic boost to N.J. craft brewers, brewpubs
• State DOT looking to privatize highway maintenance to save money
• New Jersey to see record number of public employee retirees again this year
• Bill targets doubledipping
• School voucher bill proves political opposites can attract
• Eric Lipkin a member of Madoff's inner circle is expected to enter his plea in federal court in Manhattan
• BREAKING NEWS: Soo Hyeon Park lawsuit against the Village to proceed
• Celebrate the Constitution : the Black Founders and the Continental Army
• Graydon Pool : The disheartening use of a tragic death to make cheap points
• US house price fall 'beats Great Depression slide'
• More and More Americans think the economy will never come back
• Job Market Implodes
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Ridgewood Water Has Levels of Arsenic Above Drinking Water Standard
• Race director praises North Jersey Masters
• Rep Scott Garrett : President Obama Must Uphold Oath to Constitution
• Richard S. Freeman named CEO of Pascack Valley Hospital
• Ridgewood Council reviews Fleet Services audit
• Ridgewood Run faced a last-minute cancellation
• Chris Christie and the "black helicopter theory"
• Graydon Pool Opens Saturday June 4th - Residents FREE for Opening Weekend!
• Has the "Ridgewood Views " gone to the dust bin of history
• Introducing the "Wibit"
• 150 Economists Back US Republicans in Debt Fight
• Ridgewood Historical Society holds best burger contest
• PSE&G Proposes to Lower Winter Natural Gas Bills an Additional 1.1 Percent
• Tonight RHS Bands at the Kasschau M emorial Shell 8:30pm
• Dip in enrollments pushing town pools to open membership to non-residents
• Teaching Subject Knowledge (vs) People Skills
• Hackensack University Medical Center formally applied for state permission to reopen Pascack Valley Hospital
• N.J. Democrats near deal with Gov. Christie on pension, health reform
• Bergen freeholder committee revises proposal limiting contractor campaign contributions
• Horror for US Economy as Data Falls off Cliff
• The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 279.65 points
• Cellphones are 'possibly carcinogenic,' World Health Organization says
• Bergen County Bicycle Tour June 5, 2011
• Abbott Ruling : How one justice wound up speaking for seven
• NJR launches solar subsidiary
• Pay-to-play deal apparently set
• The common core: Coming soon to a school near you
• Home-price index falls to lowest point since 2002
• Kathleen A. Donovan : First 100 Days
• Pro-Obama media always shocked by bad economic news
• PARKING FEES in LOTS REDUCED - Starting Wednesday, June 1st
• Village of Ridgewood : Council Meetings
• New Jersey Choral Society Concert Benefits Center for Food Action
• Comin' this summer... $5 gas
• Taxpayers’ Guide to Education Spending – May 2011
• Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration Committee recognizes and thanks those who make it all possible
• Legislators look to snoop on home Schoolers
• N.J. Agriculture Dept. touts state’s national ranking in plant, flower sales
• New Jersey officials seek approval to change Medicaid structure
• GOP looks at N.J. school strategy
• Following a year of politics, Supreme Court nominee gets long-awaited confirmation hearing
• Maple Park is not in poor condition because of layoffs
• Obamacare: Hospitals hunt substitutes as drug shortages rise
• Honoring the Fallen on Memorial Day
• U.S. Military Personnel, Veterans Give Obama Lower Marks
• American Legion Post 53 hosts Memorial Day Ceremony
• Happy Memorial Day
• Memorial Day Service today at 11am
• History of Memorial Day
• Memorial Day Service Honors Vets - May 30
• Scott Garrett : President Obama in Violation of War Powers Resolution
• Gas tanks are draining family budgets
• Democrats look to impose a 62% Top Tax Rate?
• Summer Day Camp 2011 Registration - Sign Up Now!
• Less banger for your buck: The Memorial Day BBQ will cost you 29% more this year thanks to inflation
• Jim Chanos Trashes Solar Energy as ‘Hot Air
• Ridgewood Run getting up to speed
• Graydon Pool Opens Saturday June 4th - Residents FREE for Opening Weekend!
• Village of Ridgewood Seeks Residents to Volunteer to Serve
• Memorial Day Service Honors Vets - May 30
• Census figures: N.J. 3rd in per-pupil spending
• Gov. Christie seeks to change health benefits of state workers through collective bargaining
• Construction to start on West Bergen Mental Healthcare group home
• Foreclosure Sales account for 28% of all home sales
• Harmony Celebration Chorus is Under New Management
• Christie deals Cap & Trade a death blow
• The police should spend a week ticketing pedestrians who cross illegally and enforce that law
• Village Council Meetings -Now Broadcast on FiOS and Cablevision
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Upper Ridgewood Tennis Club Hosts Open House
• Shop & Dine Locally - The Rewards Card
• Ridgewood PD enforce stop for Pedestrian in Crosswalk rules
• Overnight Parking Updates for the Village
• ANNUAL PARENT/GUARDIAN SURVEY ENDS FRIDAY
• Science: Why didn’t we just teach it right in the first place?
• Race to the Top 2011: The summer sequel
• Cap and Trade : Christie to pull out of RGGI at press conference, unveil energy plan
• New Jersey Legislature has five weeks to find $500 million for poorest schools
• A look at facts on NJ from the US Census Bureau
• CEOs give N.J. a better grade
• Hospitals take Pascack Valley Hospital case to N.J. Supreme Court Thursday
• Plans to open Bergen med school abandoned
• Fire at the Stable Restaurant
• Science review in Ridgewood reveals holes in elementary curriculum
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Golf Tournament Set for Monday, June 13.
• Local "Knock and Enter "Ordinance may not be defensible
• DOG RABIES CLINIC ,Today
• 36th Fred d'Elia Ridgewood Run Fun for the Whole Family!
• SCIENCE REVIEW PRESENTED TO THE BOARD
• Court orders New Jersey to increase aid to failed Abbott schools
• Abbott Schools: Gov: Constitutional ball in legislature’s court
• Two N.J. Supreme Court justices felt court had no place in deciding fate of Abbott case
• SUVs saved Chrysler
• White House Adds New Position to Deal with Unfavorable Online Media
• Key Internet summit to discuss online rules
• Evening of Harmony To Be Followed By Membership Night
• YOUR OPINION IS VALUED: FINANCE COMMITTEE INVITES VOTERS ON MAY 24
• Village of Ridgewood Commercial Power - Landscaping and Tool Regulations
• Valley Hospital Did you know...?
• I'm glad to see that nobody was fooled by that article :"In North Jersey, teacher tenure is no sure thing"
• Math Wars : The State end of year Algebra exam was administered to 8th and 9th grade students this week.
• Residents continue to flee New Jersey in droves
• Assembly Education Committee: Wins one for the NJEA
• From Medicaid to managed care: The Christie Administration’s plan to slash NJ healthcare costs
• Abbott Schools : Five justices, many questions
• Poll: Fox, O'Reilly Most Trusted News Sources
• Time for a boycott: Towns make up revenue loss with more tickets
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce : Grow Your Business Luncheon
• Parking in the Village of Ridgewood
• What is Paul Aronsohn up to?
• State Senate panel’s tenure bill would add mentoring for new teach
• Christie: Progress in NJ, but much more work to do
• New Jersey's Clean Energy By the Numbers
• Obama collecting dirt on Christie
• Unlimited Village Parking Passes coming in June
• "Supporting the Tradition" Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration
• Junior New Players Summer Program registration deadline Friday May 27th
• In North Jersey, teacher tenure is no sure thing
• Village of Ridgewood : Council Meetings
• Lobster Fest at Smith Brothers Steak & Chophouse
• PAUL ARONSOHN : Remembering Richard Holbrooke
• West Bergen Supportive Housing, 234 S. Broad Street Information
• The Debt Limit Decoded
• Readers continue to press for Consolidation at the Bergen County Sheriff's department
• The End is Near
• Obama’s Middle East Speech Weakens Israel’s Hand
• Paul Aronsohn should be addressing the anti-business climate inside the Village Hall.
• the Quote of the Day
• New public workers must move to N.J
• Prices for solar certificated plummet – but why?
• CantaLyrica concert in Ridgewood, May 26
• Advocate challenges proposed waterfront access changes
• Project Pride Day May 21 - New Members Welcome
• Cap and Trade : Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders wants state to repeal
• Sen. Ruiz’s long study of tenure finally coming to fruition
• Some N.J. schools will put new teacher evaluations to the test
• Pension council approves shift to more investments in ‘alternatives’
• Despite Public Sector Layoffs the state added 13,400 private-sector jobs and 600 public sector jobs last month
• New Jersey :Expand sales, cut income tax
• Ridgewood Planning Board sends 200 S. Broad St back to the drafting table
• Ridgewood's unlimited parking pass included in revisions to rate structure
• Fred d’Elia Memorial Day Ridgewood Run
• Bear Captured In Front Of 427 Linwood Avenue
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Carnival Day at Christ Church Ridgewood
• the Quote of the Day
• An Attack on School Boards
• SuburbanMomma hosts Momma's Night Out event at Blend
• Readers debate NJEA anti Christie ads
• How many bureaucrats does it take to screw in a light bulb
• the Ridgewood blog Poll : Bagelicious wins the favorite Bagel poll !
• Why does Laurie still maintain a blog...?
• Credits just a ruse for lawmakers to buy votes
• Eyeballing revenue intake uptick, Christie targets pension system and property tax rebates
• Hospitals take Pascack case to top court
• Political Beliefs Have No Place in N.J. Judiciary Decisions
• the Quote of the Day
• Ridgewood Schools : Walk to School Week
• NOTICE - West Bergen Mental Healthcare
• BOE: It is the sworn obligation of ALL the board members to act in the taxpayers' interests
• At least the $50 LED bulbs don't contain mercury
• NJEA spends $7 million on anti Christie ads
• State Treasurer recommends boosting Homestead credits with income tax windfall
• Call to downsize Bergen county cops
• Hazardous Weather Outlook
• $50 LED bulbs hit 100 watts as federal ban looms
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• New Jersey Choral Society presents “Legacy”
• the Quote of the Day
• Bergen County History Day
• Hospital Tax-Exempt Status: Considerations Regarding Maintaining Exempt Status
• Math Wars : the Job
• Why is it so tough to build new power plants in New Jersey?
• Jersey Shore : NJ hosts 2nd public hearing on beach access rules
• N.J. to receive $913M more in tax revenue than expected
• NY Reformers 'score' win in teach evaluations, is NJ next?
• Scientists Cast Doubt on TSA Tests of Full-Body Scanners
• Apparent Immunity Gene ‘Cures’ Bay Area Man Of AIDS
• Aetna sues 9 N.J. doctors for "unconscionable" fees
• Technical difficulties of late
• OUCH Bin Laden: Don't bother with Biden
• the Quote of the Day
• RHS CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS GALA IS THURSDAY, MAY 19
• Classroom grading is an attack on students
• Assemblyman seeks to shift tax burden away from property
• Both parties seek changes to costly New Jersey sick time system, differ on solution
• Financial disclosure requirements for N.J. lawmakers fall short of federal standard
• Obamacare : HHS approves 200 more new healthcare reform waivers
• Medicare, Social Security Funds Expiring Sooner, U.S. Says
• Financial Services Republicans Unveil Second Round of GSE Reform
• 2011 Kasschau Memorial Shell Outdoor Concert Schedule
• "Supporting the Tradition" Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration
• the Quote of the Day
• Graydon Pool Opens for the Season on June 4th
• Crowds come out for the Ridgewood Sidewalk sale and the Earth Day celebration
• Ridgewood Guild looks to engage teenagers and bring more activities to to the downtown shopping district
• Village Pensions and Healthcare are the key drivers of the budget problems
• New Yorkers under 30 plan to flee city, says new poll
• the Quote of the Day
• The Great Global Warming Hoax?
• New Jersey an unlikely leader in solar energy
• PSE&G Helps UMDNJ Cut Its Energy Bill
• Global Warming Hoax
• Ridgewood school district gives green light for solar panel installation
• The Man-made Global Warming Hoax (Part 1)
• Women's turn to fly-cast
• RGGI on the Ropes All Across New Jersey
• Village Council gets to work
• EARTH DAY is Everyday! - May 14
• Outage Silences Ridgewood blog and other eBlogger Blogs
• the Quote of the Day
• Village of Ridgewood : Garage Sales
• 36th Fred d'Elia Ridgewood Run on Memorial Day
• the Quote of the Day
• All Communities Welcome to Join Graydon Pool for 2011 Summer Season
• Board of Ed is not listening
• Press manufactures fake Bounce for President Obama
• Obama Administration push sub-prime lending, No we are not joking
• HUMC drops permit appeal for Pascack site
• Spring Ridgewood Sidewalk Sale Days - May 12, 13 14th, 2011
• the Quote of the Day
• Village Residents to get Early Discount on Graydon Pool Badges
• BOE seeking input from 'no' voters
• Migraine Sufferes - Complimentary Consultations.
• Turf Field Safety : GMAX TEST RESULTS ARE IN
• Senate leader set to push reform plan Despite slim Democratic support
• Gov blasts "Do Nothing " Democrats at town hall
• State Dems look to Raise Gas Tax
• Residency Requirements for State Workers it's about time
• BOE : YOUR OPINION IS VALUED: FINANCE COMMITTEE WANTS TO HEAR FROM VOTERS
• The Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce annual Charity Golf Outing
• GRAND OPENING: Christie Adams Photography
• Oxford Style Debate titled, "HEALTHCARE AND YOU" at BCC
• Village Council will vote on Revisions to Field Policy - May 11th
• Corzine Goldman ,the Man,the Myth and the Goldman Sachs Years
• the Quote of the Day
• Readers very supportive of Mayor Killion
• Valley to take over blood donor site
• Valley's proposed "renewal" which is a nice way of saying enormous expansion
• Growing tensions over charter schools
• JOBS: Sears reportedly considering relocating to New Jersey, other states
• JOBS: Ocean Spray cites tax for move
• Education chief seeks changes to teachers’ certification
• Assembly approves residency legislation for State Workers
• SOMERVILLE SERVICE AUCTION ON MAY 13 IS OPEN TO ALL
• Star Wars Event!! at BOOKENDS
• Double-dippers boost salaries
• The double-dipper re-emerges!
• Pension Reform :Retirements dump more red ink on N.J.
• New rules will force N.J. law enforcement to beef up training, publicize complaints against officers
• the Quote of the Day
• Ridgewood : We need a diversity of parking options
• Ridgewood : Do away with down town parking meters
• Math Wars: How to Pick a Math Curriculum for Homeschooling
• Cap-and-trade pact draws fire
• School elections prove property tax cap and voter approval requirement work
• JOBS: NJ ranked 47th as place to do business CEO poll
• Beer Jobs : Bill would permit microbreweries to increase production while cutting some fees
• Crunch of pension, benefit costs may be hitting N.J. now
• Garage sale proceeds go to Concerned Residents of Ridgewood
• U.S. prosecutors seek names of firefighters, officers who used steroids from Jersey City doctor
• Pay per mile: A timely tax idea, or a privacy threat?
• In New Jersey, Per-Pupil Cost Proves Divisive
• the Quote of the Day
• Corzine : Most of us wounder how this guy has a job
• Legislature equates Women with dogs in bill (A1633) extending domestic violence laws to pets
• Happy Mother's Day
• the Quote of the Day
• Valley Renewal Delay: Reelection campaigning is starting now
• Legislators in Trenton need to get to work and stop the silly stupid feel good solutions to problems that don't exist
• "Save Water : Shower with a Friend" initiative.
• National History Day (NHD): students who participate in NHD far outperform their peers on state standardized tests
• Ridgewood council seeks 'proper' venue for Valley hearings
• the Quote of the Day
• Ridgewood Woman's Club : Annual House Tour
• Village Council will not hold any meetings until fall on a change in the master plan that will permit The Valley Hospital to double in size,
• RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS :ANNUAL PARENT SURVEY TARGETED FOR NEXT WEEK
• District reworks grant bid after dispute with teachers’ union
• Give charter schools a chance, association chairman says
• N.J. Assembly committee advances bill to extend domestic violence laws to pets
• N.J. lawmakers targeting people who photograph children without parental consent
• State of New Jersey launches criminal probe into weatherization program
• Valley Hospital iPhone App now available on iTunes
• Jobless claims jump points to slowing recovery
• National Home Prices Double Dip
• Ridgewood Water :May 1, 2011 Stage 1 Water Restrictions
• TAKE A WALK WITH WILDSCAPE SUNDAY, MOTHERS DAY
• Patrick & Sons Super Cellars Tasting Schedule / Upcoming Events
• Florence Schedler property purchase property was to allow for a multi-use recreational property
• Häagen-Dazs Shops Serves Up Free Scoop of Flavor
• Pro Arte Chorale presents: A Spring Potpourri
• Four "Chefs" Featured at West Bergen's That's Amore on May 6th
• the Quote of the Day
• The neighborhood of Wyndemere Ave & John St is having a huge block sale this Fri & Sat May 6th & 7th
• LinkedIn Bergen County Networking Event at Blend May 4th
• Passion for Parking Meters
• Dollar tumbles to 3-yr low
• Florida Legislature has put "repeal obamcare" amendment on next year's ballot
• Doomsday 2012: Six Planets Now Aligned in the Dawn Sky
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Village of Ridgewood : Village Council and Board Meetings
• Congressman Scott Garrett : Covered Bond Legislation Garners Wide Bipartisan Support
• Ridgewood Planning Board reviewing 'Complete Streets' policy
• the Quote of the Day
• Knights of Columbus “Shake the Can” Fundraiser Set for May 13-15
• Spring Ridgewood Sidewalk Sale Days - May 12, 13 14th, 2011
• N.J. seeks policy to disqualify more workers from OT
• State probes double-dipping allegations
• Christie picks Newark schools chief
• Ground Zero Jubilation
• STAR-LEDGER EDITORIAL BOARD ADMITS RGGI CAP & TRADE SCHEME NOTHING BUT A TAX!
• My Experience on the Glenn Beck Show
• the Quote of the Day
• PSE&G and Matrix Development Group Cut Ribbon on New Solar Systems
• May Fair-Calling All Kids!
• Gov. Christie to unveil further plans for Xanadu when he visits long-stalled complex
• Report: N.J. fourth most expensive state for renters
• Sarlo questions treasurer on Abbott. Court order obedience
• New Jersey 2nd Most Solar State; Jerseyans Complain
• Hackensack University Medical Center to Apply to Reopen Pascack Valley Hospital
• Today marks a major victory for the people of the United States and the forces of freedom and justice all over the world
• Village Assets Need to be Controlled
• The Osama File: Case Closed
• Garrett Statement on Death of Osama bin Laden
• the Quote of the Day
• Bergen GOP seeks majority on tax board
• Xanadu ‘architect of record’ feels he’s gotten a bad rap
• Northeast Laser Vein Institute Medi Spa: Meet and Greet
• Court out of touch on school funding
• Florence Schedler property : I would love to see a playground
• Hiding in Plain Sight :Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Agenda: N.J. State Board of Education
• Cross Walk Safety: People are constantly jaywalking
• Natural Born Citizens
• N.J. workers earned $227M in overtime pay last year
• The United States already faces a growing physician shortage
• the Quote of the Day
• Wednesday Nights: Ladies' Night Out at Basil & Thyme
• Tribute Dinner to Honor Barbara Bolger : Benefit for Ridgewood Concert Band
• Déjà vu all over again :HUMC can apply to re-open Pascack Valley Hospital
• Linked In Bergen County Networking Event at Blend May 4th from 6:00pm to 8:30pm
• For 5th straight week, NJ gas prices rising sharply
• Cross Walk Safety : This specific location is all because of excessive speed
• the Quote of the Day
• Ridgewood Schools: We should refuse state funding and privatize the district
• Village of Ridgewood Garage Sales
• Cross Walk Safety : Only thing that will protect me is me
• A thirteen year old boy was hit " in the crosswalk" on Godwin and Pomander just down from whole foods at 9:30 tonight
• Piano prodigy to play with Ridgewood Symphony
• Ridgewood Blog Poll : Update Wide World of Bagels
• James Rose Center Needs volunteers to help during the annual spring cleanup on Saturday, April 30
• the Quote of the Day
• Support the Fourth of July 'Tradition : "Celebrate the Constitution."
• Schedler grant funds lower the purchase price
• For Xanadu mall, stalled and scorned, deal may offer new life
• Turnpike, toll union agree to deal, average pay cut to $49G
• Towns cut back in wake of vote
• N.J. alerts 200K Medicaid recipients of requirement to enroll in HMO
• Christie signs tax-cut bills
• April 28th, 2011 - Flag at Half Mast - Ret. Lt. Edward Outslay
• Silver and gold near lifetime highs
• New law eases municipal consolidation
• All but two N.J. towns vote to reject raising property taxes over Gov. Christie's 2 % cap
• BOE Elections and High Property Tax
• Ridgewood Co-op’s Scholastic Book Fair revised times for the book fair
• Stevens Field Light Update
• BOE Elections: Somerville once again scheduled events for the day - bringing parents in and keeping voters away.
• the Quote of the Day
• Ridgewood film festival : It took a 'village' to make 'The One'
• CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONCERT SERIES cellist Richard Locker and pianist Hiroko Sasaki
• Upper Ridgewood Tennis Club Open House
• The Pole top solar panels are a (bad) joke and a vanity project.
• Many turn out at rally to end NJ’s participation in regional cap and trade agreement
• N.J. historic sites in line for share of $10M in state aid
• Moody’s Investors Service downgrades N.J. state government’s bond rating
• Poll: We like N.J., but don’t trust state government
• GOLF INSTRUCTION with Total Golf Adventures of Bergen County sponsored by Ridgewood Parks and Recreation
• Massachusetts Democrats vote to restrict unions
• “The Tenth Parallel: Dispatches from the Fault Line Between Christianity and Islam by Eliza Griswold.
• Board of Education Election Results
• Krauss Wins
• BOE Elections: Christina M. Krauss leading
• 72% Say Taxpayers Not Getting Their Money’s Worth from Public Schools
• Peter Coti : Well the Ridgewood blog post worked like a charm.
• VOTE NO : What I did say, was that too much money is being spent on administrators and frivolous things like fancy fields with lights.
• Cyberbulling at Ridgewood High School
• Sacrificed Survivors - Untold Stories of the Ground Zero Mega Mosque
• Preserve Graydon Coalition has concerns about rafts
• New Jersey Town Plans Further Solar Installations
• New Jersey town moves for more solar adoption
• the Quote of the Day
• State Supreme Court has politicized itself over more Abbott funding
• April 27, 2011 (Wednesday) - NJ School Board Elections - VOTE!
• Doherty urges action on bills that would bar private organization members from state pension participation
• N.J.’s unfunded pension debt still growing
• Christie rips Legislature, sees tax threat
• World Trade Center transportation hub cost spiral upward
• Ridgewood Baseball/Softball Opening Day Parade
• N.J. comptroller reviews county college chiefs' pay
• SUPPORT RHS ORCHESTRAS: BUY SPRING PLANTS AT GOFFLE BROOK FARMS
• Another $21k Down The Brook : Turf field's 'wrinkle release' costs $21,000
• the Ridgewood blog endorses Christina Krauss for BOE
• Some recent Ridgewood BOE vote history to consider as you go to the polls TOMORROW
• VOTE NO :I went through the RPS system when it truly had a tradition of excellence. (RHS '67)
• School budget, open seats are in Ridgewood voters' hands
• the Quote of the Day
• Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood Accepting Registration for Kindergarten Enrichment Program
• Ridgewood funeral homes offering green options
• N.J. pensions still among worst-funded in country
• Americans for Prosperity calls on Frelinghuysen to hold the line on spending in rally near his office
• Al Sharpton, national union leaders to rally in N.J
• Ridgewood council places limits on parking near Stevens Field
• Boe Elections : No more. Vote NO this week on the budget.
• Ridgewood planning board sees more solar panel applications
• N.J. Historical Preservation :Preservationists want to constantly raise taxes to save houses with little historic value just because they are old
• N.J. Historical Preservation : My beef is with do-gooders who will save a house at the expense of blighted land
• April showers leave wrinkles on Ridgewood fields
• BOE Elections : Interview with Christina Krauss
• Why the Board of Education Hasn’t Done Its Job
• Heaven can wait: McGreevey priest bid is rejected
• April 18, 2011 D.M.V. Checkpoint In Glen Rock
• the Quote of the Day
• Ridgewood Film Festival Schedule Wednesday, April 27
• Voting NO, and will vote for Krauss and Clark.
• I will not be influenced by Hutton or the "Vote Yes or Our Kids Will Suffer" chorus. not again.
• Glen Rock PD :Recent Drug Raid On Bergen Street House Results in 7 Arrests
• Pension fears prompt surge in state worker retirements
• Christie v. Court: Is threat for real?
• Christie vs. Supreme Court: Rutgers law professor takes close look at relationship among Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches
• Incentives drive solar industry’s growth in state
• School vote brings anxiety
• State Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney Bill forces shared services
• Developers often get upper hand in N.J. historical preservation
• YWCA American Life Guard Course
• THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION IS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27
• BOE Elections: Vote NO If the budget fails, the VC will once again make minuscule token cuts
• Just say "NO " to the School Budget
• Happy Easter from the Ridgewood blog
• Easter Bunny History
• Origins, meanings, and practices of Easter
• Easter Sunday Services : West Side Presbyterian Church
• Easter Sunday Services Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
• Killer Combo of High Gas, Food Prices at Key Tipping Point
• BOE elections : Christina Krauss will have my vote.
• Crosswalk Safety: In the ideal world every driver does not use their cell phone while driving or put on makeup, but I am sorry to say but we are NOT in that world
• Tax Levy Up, But Spending is Relatively Flat
• the Quote of the Day
• More Weather Trouble Today ?
• Ridgewood Resident Russell Forenza get quoted on Citigroup: Reverse Stock Split
• Garrett Honors Lafayette resident Jeremy of Alosio and Ridgewood resident Daniel Choe with Congressional Awards
• Children's Therapy Center in Midland Park gets infusion of aid from philanthropist David Bolger
• Democratic Senator Sarlo Joins Battle against RGGI cap and trade scheme
• After Security Lapses at Newark Airport, TSA Official in Charge Promoted to HQ Post
• AUTHOR PAULA POLACCO WILL SPEAK TO PARENTS ON MAY 2
• CLINIQUE BONUS at Town & Country Apothecary & Fine Cosmetics
• the Quote of the Day
• Police Ticket Blitz at Duck Pound
• Village of Ridgewood 2011 Budget: Pay Raise???
• Cell Tower: T-Mobile’s application is a complete disregard of the Village of Ridgewood’s (Village) Master Plan and zoning ordinances
• Gov. Christie's legal team tells N.J. Supreme Court to keep hands off education dollars
• Ridgewood to use grant funds to bolster pedestrian safety awareness
• 2011 Kasschau Memorial Shell Outdoor Concert Schedule
• US jobless claims stick above 400,000
• McDonald's warns of higher food inflation
• Gold hits record for fifth session, dollar tumbles
• Christina M. Krauss : Concerned about the future of Ridgewood schools and our Tradition of Excellence
• The Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood : Opus X now in stock
• Gov. Christie should take own advice on violent language
• the Quote of the Day
• DEA Sponsored Drug Collection Program
• Local students' films selected for Ridgewood festival
• Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood Accepting Registration for Kindergarten Enrichment Program
• $6 Gas? Could Happen if Dollar Keeps Getting Weaker
• RIDGEWOOD TEACHER RECOGNITION PROGRAM AWARDS ANNOUNCED
• Ridgewood cell tower proposal opposed by residents
• The fact that a drug house, with drug dealers and a gun is in our neighborhoods is VERY troubling
• Is there an illegal drug trade that is flourishing at RHS?
• Balancing Budgets on Drivers' Backs
• Garrett Responds to Standard & Poor’s Downgrade of U.S. Credit Rating
• BOE Elections: Christina M. Krauss Speaks
• Geese Peace is looking for volunteers
• iPhone is Spy Phone
• Idaho Governor Otter Signs Order Banning Health Care Reform
• Linda Bowden of Ridgewood was named Woman of the Year by the Irish Business Association
• the MATH is SIMPLE
• JEROME CORSI BOOK TO REVEAL OBAMA'S 'TRUE' IDENTITY?
• Kathe Donovan's First 100 Days Promises Made...Promises Kept
• the Quote of the Day
• Christie will not raise taxes if required to find additional school funding
• Asbury Park school audit digs into NJ’s big spender
• With cap adjustments, 69 school budgets going over 2 percent
• Pitchapalooza
• New York Times Pans "Dumb Dumb Math "
• Drug Raid in Glen Rock Five Charged
• Department of Community Affairs flunks state audit – again
• A peculiar pairing, Sarlo and Lonegan want cap-and-trade repeal; enviros wince
• Move on New Jersey health plan may cost towns but help power broker
• New Jersey’s high court set to hear demands for spending for poor schools
• Businessman John Crowley may challenge Menendez
• In town hall meeting, Christie blasts Legislature’s pace
• PSE&G Pole Attached Solar Project : These solar panels are a joke.
• REPORT: Unhappy with police cuts, Medford official asks to be laid off
• U.S. Debt Tops $14.3 Trillion for First Time
• Gold Futures Top $1,500 on Outlook for Escalating U.S. Debt, Dollar Slump
• Solar Power: Ridgewood isn't the only town questioning / opposing installation of these panels
• Solar Power: Remember when people thought satellite dishes were an eyesore
• Kathleen A. Donovan : There have been confusing news reports inaccurately linking my pension status
• Village Residents to get Early Discount on Graydon Pool Badges
• Quote of the Day
• "dumb dumb" math : both of the incumbents responsible for this education crime perpetrated upon the parents and children
• Math Wars : Pre-high school curriculum isn't teaching about real math
• Turf Fields : The turf was not intended to be installed in an area subject to flooding per the manufacturer
• State signs on to help develop tomorrow’s tests
• State Workers to pay more in health care plan
• Village of Ridgewood 2011 Budget
• Detroit sending layoff notices to all of the district's 5,466 unionized employees
• S&P sounds alarm on US debt
• Solar Power : How do we stop these ugly solar panels from being mounted on every utility pole that gets sunlight?
• Floods :another way to look at it: If the BOE kept the grass fields but spent BIG $$$ on landscaping along North Irving and along the PSE&G Right-of-Way, would you now complain
• Who is "The Ridgewood Environmental Advisory Committee (REAC)" ?
• Math Wars: Anyone who has looked at CMP materials can tell that they are inferior and do not belong in Ridgewood
• Easter in the Park Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce
• Project Pride Day May 21 - New Members Welcome
• EARTH DAY is Everyday! - May 14
• Check out the Tax Day Video
• School boards confront great uncertainty
• Christie estimates changes in employee benefits will save $870M a year
• Evaluating New Jersey’s teachers: A mosaic of practices and processes
• New Jersey Pension talks fly under the radar
• New Jersey enacts largest spending cut in United States
• Guadagno blasts Council on the Arts for awarding $300K in no-bid contracts
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOL 2011-2012 BUDGET PRESENTATIONS
• Guess how many jellybeans - Carousel Cakes
• REGISTRATION Reguired for Landscapers and Landscaping Services
• Math Wars: Why not hire scientist and engineers to give us input on math programs instead of bogus "math educators" out of Monclair State?
• Quote of the Day
• Turf Fields: Since the introduction of the artificial turf the flooding and erosion appears to have been exacerbated.
• How much did we spend cleaning up the turf fields after the last rain? $31,000
• Tax Day by Tax Year - Filing Deadlines for 2010 Tax Returns
• Big Brother is Watching
• BOE Elections : Christina Krauss
• BOE Elections :Laurie Goodman
• Severe Weather Warning
• BOE Elections : Sheila Brogan
• Peter Coti launches a new blog
• Who is John Gault?
• Scott Garrett's balanced-budget proposal is the right prescription
• TSA security looks at people who complain about ... TSA security
• Ridgewood taxi stand is getting a new owner
• Ridgewood Preschool Wins National Competition
• Ridgewood school board candidates have the floor
• JOBS: Christie courts Big Pharma, cites recent Bayer win
• Tea Party steeps itself in N.J. legislative races
• Union refuses to vote on job concession package meant to keep Meadowlands Racetrack open
• New school choices give students more room to roam
• NJASK TESTING SCHEDULE IS POSTED
• John P Gray "Son" Patrick & Sons Super Cellars : Tasting Schedule
• Networking Event at Blend May 4th
• Graydon Pool season plans include inflatable rafts
• Ridgewood Co-op’s Scholastic Book Fair
• Suicide Rates in U.S. Increase as Economy Declines, CDC Researchers Find
• NJEA : Socioeconomic Status with failure in Education
• Ridgewood, based bagel chain Wide World of Bagels opens shop in Mystic Ct.
• H-Zone Parking deck in Valley's future ?
• Ridgewood Garage Sales
• NJSIAA official: Future still uncertain
• Christie proposes 7-bill package to change tenure to demand accountability and reward good teachers
• There Is No Male-Female Wage Gap
• NJ Wastes Millions on Clothing Allowances for State Workers: Report
• Christie Calls NJEA on equating Socioeconomic Status with failure in Education
• Saturday, April 16th, The Citizen's Convention - The Battle for Trenton
• NEW: FACILITIES AND FIELDS HOTLINE TAKES RESIDENTS' CONCERNS
• Before you head off to bed, join us in wishing Thomas Jefferson a happy 268th birthday!
• Garrett Slams President Obama’s Deficit Reduction Plan
• Use of "Dads Night " list called a disgrace
• Perverted TSA Continues to harness US Citizens with patdown 6 year old
• Laurie just picked up a recommendation from the soccer dads....that means more lights and turf in case you didn't know where she stood.
• Village of Ridgewood : Easter in the Park
• Christie tells crowd at Cape May Airport he plans to make failing teachers re-earn tenure
• Abbott funding has done well for lawyers’ pockets but little for kids
• Robert Menendez: Democrats must seize energy debat
• Candidates Night: The BOE wanted to keep the ed center unwelcoming because they would prefer to slink along in the shadows
• Village Council will vote on Revisions to Field Policy - May 11th
• Inflation Actually Near 10% Using Older Measure
• Ridegewood's Harmony Celebration Chorus wins Championship
• Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged in Theaters this Friday
• US lacks credibility on debt, says IMF
• PAUL ARONSOHN : So whats he running for anyway ?
• Stuck on Stupid : US deficit up 15.7% in first half of fiscal 2011
• Reader warns an H ZONE let's Valley do what it wants
• Parkway toll collectors’ union says it has offered significant concessions to Turnpike Authority in labor talks
• Incentives act as catalyst for N.J.’s biotech industry
• Controversial proposal moves ahead, while BOE delays votes on other mandates
• BOOKENDS : Mary Higgins Clark and Maria Menounos book signings
• Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows that 19% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president
• 2% "cap" There are enough loopholes to drive a very big fleet of trucks through
• new "grassroots" group of Valley expansion supporters
• Candidates Night: the Ed Center
• Valley's former standing as a friend to its town has plummeted and probably will never return
• Newark school woes transcend money
• Abbott Schools : Court ruling could mean NJ budget scrambl
• Christie: Vote to approve school budgets shouldn’t be automatic, despite state aid increases
• Village of Ridgewood : Man about Town
• SCHOOL 2011-2012 BUDGET PRESENTATIONS
• Ridgewood municipal taxes will increase anywhere between 5.2 and 7.4 percent
• Village of Ridgewood: Village Council and Board Meetings
• North Jersey's less-expensive homes losing the most value
• BOE Elections :when are you NIMBY's going to get it through your thick heads that valley is expanding?
• Ben & Jerry's on April 12th between 12-8 pm : Free Cone Day!
• BOE Elections : it is time for a change on the BOE and Krauss is smart, articulate, savvy and quick. Her anti-Valley position is a pro-children position
• BOE Elections : I am not happy about is the Valley issue being thrust into the forefront of this election
• BOE Elections : Laurie favors the expansion and has done so publicly.
• Upper Saddle River Planning Board Chair resigns due to legal troubles
• BOE Elections: After speaking to Krauss at length I plan on voting for her.
• Village ready for more heat over hospital
• BOE Elections : It is well documented that Christina spoke against and Laurie Goodman spoke for the Valley expansion
• BOE Elections : Are we now requiring a litmus test for our BOE elected officials
• Together We Can STOP the Valley Expansion!
• Founders Day : History of the Ridgewood Blog
• Avo 85th Anniversary - Now in Stock @ Ridgewood Tobacco
• Ridgewood film festival coming up
• CONCERNED RESIDENTS OF RIDGEWOOD, INC. ENDORSES CHRISTINA KRAUSS FOR BOE 2011
• NJDOT report declares 50 percent of state roadways in need of repair
• Christie renews call for tenure reform, merit bonuses in Manhattan speech
• Ridgewood YMCA : Lifeguard Training Course
• The Planning Board has authorized the New H Zone Ordinance
• A new rule is on the books for all math classes at Benjamin Franklin (BF) Middle School, geared toward relieving students' stress and promoting well being.
• BOE Elections: the Handicapping Continues
• Ridgewood Schools 2 Myths
• Parks, Plants and People : Women Gardener's Event
• BOE needs to become more fiducially responsible
• State issues first permits for offshore wind farm
• Pay-to-play laws prompt drop in campaign donations
• Christie to detail teacher evaluations plans today
• Ryan: Debt on Track to Hit 800 Percent of GDP
• New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Calls His State's Teachers Union 'Political Thugs'
• BOE elections : What does Christina Krauss stand for?
• Board of Education Candidate Debate - April 7
• Readers are looking for roll back on automatic pay increases for Teachers
• Six officials collect their paycheck, state pension
• Redistrict : New map protects old guard
• North Jersey Masters Novice Racers Workshop
• Wednesday, April 6, is the deadline for registering to vote in the Annual School Election
• AM & PM Kindergarten Enrichment Programs Now Available at Ridgewood's Little Ivy
• We really need some fresh thinking, especially with a crucial REA contract to negotiate
• Ryan: Budget Fights Moral Decline as ‘Dependency and Passivity’ Weaken the Country
• Readers Conflicted on Goodman's Involvement in Contract Talks with Teachers
• N.J. treasurer lists range of cuts if Supreme Court rules against Christie in schools funding case
• Gov. Chris Christie to appoint education task force to study N.J. regulation of schools
• Republican Budget Plan to Eliminate National Debt: Ryan
• GOP Budget Proposal: 'Not a Penny' for Obamacare
• Teachers Encouraged to Apply for PSEG Environmental Education Grants
• 48% Say Their Views Closer to Tea Party Than Congress
• The RHS Class of '75 and '76 are combining to hold a Ridgewood High School Reunion from July 15th-17th this summer!!
• School Board Elections: Gerry Clark drops out of the running
• Math Wars: Work Harder – Learn Less.
• FREE SHRED DAY FOR RIDGEWOOD RESIDENTS - Saturday, APRIL 9
• A Mano Heats Things Up This Spring With Appetizing Events
• North Jersey housing vacancy rates rising
• March Madness: U.S. Gov't Spent More Than Eight Times Its Monthly Revenue
• Scott Garrett Challenges FAA Reauthorization Act of 2011
• For charter schools, applications outpace legislation
• Redistricting map preserves the incumbent advantage
• Reader : Not once has the BOE stopped to really listen to the parents about anything.
• Inligua Language Center is looking for home stay hosts
• N.J. Democrats retain advantage in upcoming legislative elections
• Dumb Dumb Math : "gobbledygook and PC nonsense"
• Bolger fund will help finance Fayette trail
• GOP budget plan to cut more than $4 trillion
• N.J. redistricting panel OKs new map drawn by Democrats
• The problem with Ridgewood Schools is that administration is not accountable
• Reviews always identified strengths and weaknesses,Why is this so hard in teaching?
• Reader calls PSE&G Solar Panels , “urban blight”
• Burglary Spree Leaves Residents On Edge In Northern N.J.
• 2011-2012 RIDGEWOOD SCHOOL BUDGET TOUR
• Upcoming events at the Ridgewood High School
• Long-time senator John Girgenti in trouble as districts are redrawn
• Councilman Tom Riche explains the Council's objections to the Solar Panels on "Fox and Friends"
• US teacher suspended with pay over Facebook comments she posted about her first-grade students
• Ridgewood blog Quickly Restored after Cyber Attack
• Readers fault Tenure for decline in "Tradition of Excellence"
• NJ Transit moves to end vacation payouts for some employees
• N.J. gets 58 charter school applications
• Loophole allows Essex County Executive DiVincenzo to collect full salary, pension
• COAH : High court to revisit housing law
• Ridgewood Budget Details and State Teacher Salaries
• The Ridgewood YMCA : Healthy Kids Day Saturday , April 2nd
• Gasoline up 100% under Obama
• The Ridgewood YMCA has a brand new website!
• Ridgewood Schools : What ever happened to the tradition of excellence ?
• Village Residents to get Early Discount on Graydon Pool Badges
• Burgeoning solar sector helps push down clean energy costs
• N.J. approves Parsippany schools budget, quietly drops effort against superintendent contract
• Does Christie budget cut spending? That depends…
• Redistrict : Commission to vote at noon in the Statehouse
• YARD WASTE COLLECTION BEGINS APRIL 4
• Fresh air, sunshine, new friends, fun, games, and special memories all add up to Ridgewood Summer Day Camp
• All Communities Welcome to Join Graydon Pool for 2011 Summer Season
• School Budget : Line item Employee Salaries
• "The People's Map"
• Scrap the Abbott Schools Vouchers and School Choice is the answer
• Ridgewood's Director of Parks and Recreation Tim Cronin receives state recognition
• If you think kids are growing up too fast, its best to make the moments last…
• The Ridgewood High School Phone-A-Thon in full swing
• Village Council has brief discussion about fast food
• Garrett proposals would revamp mortgage giants Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
• N.J. state budget takes back seat to redistricting
• Gov. Chris Christie outlines plan to fix pension crisis during Hammonton town hall meeting
• BOOKENDS : UPCOMING AUTHOR Signings
• The Ridgewood YMCA : Lifeguard Training Course
• Abbott Schools : with all these "advantages", Abbott districts continue to perform poorly
• Scott Garrett: the expansion of the ADA would create tens of millions of entitlement recipients who never had been ‘disabled’ before
• Turf Fields: the ability to actually USE our village facilities holds greater value for many Ridgewood families than simply LOOKING at them
• Abbot v. Burke: Not simply about poor, inner-city school districts
• NJ tax revenue to be $4 billion below 2008 level
• Sweeney health plan would save $206 million after 7 years
• The RHS Performing Acts of Kindness Club will host a show to raise money to buy toys for children in local hospitals
• HAWES PRESENTS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST THIS WEEKEND
• Ridgewood Schools : 2011-2012 BUDGET UPDATE
• Insurance benefits jump 12 percent in Ridgewood
• “NIMBY activism has blocked more renewable projects than coal-fired power plants..."
• BOE Elections : Reading Between the Lines of Kelly Ebbels Incumbent Candidate Interviews
• BOE: Teachers and their spouses pose a direct conflict of interest
• Bergen County budget cuts may go too far, agencies warn
• New Jersey’s government workforce shrinking
• New NJ health chief has ultimate say on Pascack Hospital reopening
• New Jersey lawmakers continue to pursue green and clean technologies
• CAUTION: Travesty at Work!
• Deadline To Register To Vote in Annual School Election 4/6/2011
• Post Script to Bill Ayers at Montclar State
• Social Media and a Tale of Two New Jersey Principals
• Green NIMBY's : towns object to solar panels Clean energy’s ugly side
• Here we go again : Ridgewood to make Graydon Pool more accessible to handicapped residents
• YOU NEVER KNOW : A New Novel Just Published by Author Lilian Duval!
• Valley probably saves time, and therefore money, for the fire department and EMTs because they shorten their drive time
• Free Market Warrior Report : Paul Ryan’s Road Map to Serfdom
• Readers begin to Handicap the BOE Candidates
• VFW : “We Can Do Better”
• Readers Criticize correction policy of Ridgewood News on Disko Story
• Sex Education: The relationship between me and my children is no one’s business but my own.
• Four candidates vie for two seats on Ridgewood BOE
• In wake of pension-fund value hike, Pennacchio urges action on reforms
• Aetna sues doctors over bills it calls 'excessive'
• Toll collectors charge N.J. Turnpike with being vindictive with privatization plan
• NJ Transit wrote checks for unused vacation time to 722 current and retired employees
• NJ shifting to riskier options for pension fund
• Many parents may be appalled by the "condom field trip"
• Readers Continue to doubt value of "shared services"
• Graydon Pool : All parties seeking dismissal of charges in Graydon Pool lawsuit
• It’s almost EASTER! This year give them what they really want
• Montclair is reviewing a contract awarded to M. Disko Associates after an engineer who worked for the firm was charged with bid-rigging
• Kelly: Welcome to the Clueless State
• Christie says he’s confident about convincing N.J. Supreme Court the state can’t afford full aid for schools
• Christie: We will challenge special master findings
• Trim public worker benefits over 7 years, Sweeney urges
• Shared Services: Christie: ‘Seize the moment,’ share patrols
• New Home Sales Dive to Record Low
• 2011-2012 RIDGEWOOD SCHOOL BUDGET UPDATE
• Ridgewood School District's architect of record charged with taking kickbacks
• Disko Associates kickback story pulled form the Ridgewood News
• Condom Field Trip :Kids today are so indoctrinated into an “anything goes” mentality their minds can’t process the information.
• RHS phone-a-thon gets a challenge grant
• Clinic to be named for Ridgewood Philanthropist David F. Bolger
• Opinions Aren't Fact
• Golf Instruction Ridgewood Parks & Recreation
• SNORE: Judge is critical of cuts in aid for New Jersey schools
• CWA to Christie: Let’s negotiate on health benefits
• Parsippany school budget rejected by state over superintendent contract
• US Approaching Insolvency ,Fix to Be Painful :Fisher
• NJEA : Christie meets with teachers
• Artisan Chocolate & Wine Tasting Group at Latour French American Bistro
• FIELD LIGHT START UP SCHEDULE
• Village of Ridgewood Meetings and Boards
• Let's Not Go Medieval When It Comes to Sex Ed
• The Digital Divide and the Knowledge Deficit
• Family of Tyler Clementi, Rutgers student who committed suicide, plans to establish foundation
• Students for a Democratic Society at Montclair State are hosting former domestic terrorist Bill Ayers
• Readers concerned over appearance of a Teacher Union slowdown at Ridgewood Schools
• YMCA OPEN HOUSE - The Bolger Fitness Center April 10th
• State to take tougher look at graduation and dropout rates
• Telecom Deregulation: towns concerned about losing money from franchise fees
• Up In Smoke: Six N.J. nonprofit agencies to produce, sell medical marijuana
• New Jersey state senators approve changes to bill allowing solar farms on Pinelands landfills
• Isabel Park of Ridgewood, selected for JCC Thurnauer School of Music Master Class
• Women Gardeners of Ridgewood featured speaker Lynden B. Miller Public Garden Designer, Director of the Conservatory Garden in Central Park
• Ridgwood Parks and Recreation is sponsoring Middle School Mixers - 6, 7, 8 Grades
• Parents : BOE has demonstrated complete disregard of parental approval of "Condom Purchase " program
• N.J. waits for IRS review of troubled public worker pension funds
• Healthy biotech, pharmaceutical industry good for NJ, panel says
• Forced sharing won’t work, some town officials say
• “Dance of the Lemons” keeps ineffective teachers moving from school to school
• The annual Rummage Sale sponsored by the Women’s Guild of Christ Church Ridgewood April 1st and 2nd
• Classics - New and Old Ridgewood Concert Band
• Christie puts blame for Property Tax Increases on Democrats for not enacting Tool Kit
• Teen history competition : “more ‘Jeopardy!’ than ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.’ ”
• Readers think we are not giving Dr. Gabbert a fair hearing
• Ridgewood YMCA informational Open House regarding 2011 International Camp Program
• Appointment of Robbert O'Malley to Land use Authority calls in to question Village Managers Judgement
• Last Night: Biggest Full Moon in 18 Years
• Annie Zusy's daughters to run half-marathon to raise money to fight lung cancer and promote research
• Flooding: Not in Aruba
• Jordan, Scott & Garrett Introduce the Welfare Reform Act of 2011
• Ridgewood Garage and Estate Sales
• Five Ways Not to Cut the Deficit…And the One Real Answer
• Ex-Bergen official to lead land-use authority; Former BCIA chairman charged with mortage fraud
• T-Mobile is asking for significant variance for free standing Cell Tower on Barnett Place
• Moody's: Hospital Downgrades Outpace Upgrades Over Last Five Years
• FLOODING : Not the Fields its the increased rain fall
• SOMERVILLE CHILDREN'S THEATRE PUTS ON A SHOW: MARCH 25-26
• ASIAN FESTIVAL IS SATURDAY, APRIL 2
• PSE&G addresses towns' concerns about solar panel installations
• Ridgewood sports fields flooded from swollen Ho-Ho-Kus Brook
• FLOODS: There is no doubt that flooding became significantly greater on the HS Fields after all the widening and building that has been done over the past twenty years
• N.J. unions pushing Democrats for support
• Gov. Chris Christie will serve as taxpayer advocate when he opens negotiations with the state workers
• Christie, Democrats to talk of regional Police force
• Christie targets health benefits without bargaining
• Valley Hospital deploy's streaming video to help families bond with newborn babies
• Happy Saint Patrick's Day - faugh a ballagh!
• Tom Watson at Bookends Wednesday, March 30 @ 7:00pm
• The Ridgewood High School Winter Guard Proudly Presents Its 2011 Production: Starry Night
• St. Patrick's Day Mass at Mount Carmel parish
• Congress and the Administration are looking into scaling back or eliminating the Mortgage Interest Deduction
• Ridgewood Couple Makes Difference for Homeless Teens
• Medicare and Medicaid Made $70 Billion in ‘Improper Payments’ Last Year—More Than All Spending by Homeland Security and State Departments Combined
• Village moves to a merit based pay system
• Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance
• Hearing sheds little light on how schools get on the SDA short list
• Study: Christie’s pension reforms fall short
• HAWES SCHOOL WINS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD
• Basil & Thyme Grand Opening March 18th.
• NJMET Announces National Multiple Sclerosis Walk 2011 Sponsorship
• “MAXED OUT” SPENDING TOUR RALLY FINALE FEATURING STEVE MALZBERG
• The Parking Utility loss is a fiction resulting from "creative accounting"
• FLOOD : It's not just the bridge it is the fact that the brook makes an "S" at that point and is then pinched narrower by the bridge
• FLOOD : Does "crumb rubber" create a disposal issue ?
• Privatize : NJ gets proposals for toll collections
• Ridgewood PD : Did you that in 2010, 92% of all e-mail was spam?
• Sen. Kean Jr. pushes for another vote on ending payouts to N.J. employees for unused sick days
• The NJEA, a big player in local school budget elections
• Union’s proposal promises state millions in savings on benefits
• New Jersey Redistricting Attempt to Silence Suburban Voters
• Stakes are high for winners and losers in N.J. Congressional redistricting
• Business-friendly bill up for vote in N.J. Assembly
• Upgrade outdated policies to encourage competition
• Harsh words for political bosses from ex-governor Richard J. Codey
• Bill would expand “accountable” HealthCare in New Jersey
• As New Jersey cable-deregulation bill advances, critics sound alarm
• New Jersey Hospital Association opposed bill that would force non-profit hospitals to reveal finances
• Schools Development Authority (SDA) questions about how projects are picked
• the Village of Ridgewood : REGISTRATION Reguired for Landscapers and Landscaping Services
• Michigan bill would impose "financial martial law"
• FLOOD: the fields will be cleaned and reopened in a fraction of the time it would take to clean and reopen them if they were grass
• Registration Underway: Summer Campers to Take the World by the Tale at Little Ivy
• Readers Question the value of the "Parking Authority"
• Daylight-saving time blame it on Benjamin Franklin
• Donovan & Bergen County Police Work Together to Restructure Contract Saving Taxpayers Millions
• Ridgewood Councilman Paul Aronsohn will be discussing the relationships between New Jersey political parties and the teachers, police, and firefighters unions
• FLOOD: Village Hall noticeable absent from the head lines
• Robert Ellis of Ridgewood Dies After Early Morning Shootout With Police
• Turf Fields : "White Elephants"
• “MAXED OUT” Spending Tour this Saturday in Freehold and Lakewood
• Has the Board of Education Mismanaged the High School Fields Project?
• OUR NEW TURF FIELDS ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE (NO IDEA WHEN).
• RHS fields are closed : I read your emails to Tom with great interest and frankly disbelief
• Parking utility loses a whopping $285,944 last year
• Non Union Public Schools in Virgina Out Perform
• Hope and Change: Gas Prices Have Gone Up 67 Percent Since Obama Became President
• AOL Lays Off 20% Following Huffington Purchase
• Illinois Governor Signs Amazon Internet Sales Tax Law
• PSE&G utility pole-attached solar project : Another feel-good waste of money.
• Conflicting opinions on field lights policy
• A wake-up call for gadget lovers; Text, tweets robbing us of needed sleep, study finds
• Light Gate : Under the draft Fields Use Policy, sports teams are planning to play up to 75 nights up to 10pm. Of these 75 nights, 16 are on weekday “school nights”
• This is a critical election for the BOE. We spoke as a Village and voted down the last budget because we can't afford the status quo
• Light Gate: The proposed lighting (and subsequent use) policy actually adds at least four and sometimes five hours a night to existing use
• Party is Over :Public Worker Unions lose in Wisconsin
• BOE ACCEPTS ATHLETIC FIELDS POLICY
• DEP looks to loosen environmental regulations
• At least 27 N.J. towns may ask voters by referendum to raise taxes above 2-percent cap
• School unions: Pay cuts too steep
• Where the money went: Spending by NJ special interest groups
• State lobbying report says NJEA spent $6.6 million on ads against Christie
• New Jersey nearly sold confidential data at auction
• PSE&G utility pole-attached solar project
• Project Pride: Spring is just around the corner- New Members Welcome!
• Ridgewood opens Graydon Pool membership to non-residents
• Town hall fan calls NJ governor Chris Christie ’hot and sexy’
• Light Gate : The Battle goes on
• BOE Elections : I think some on the BOE are nice people but it is time for a change!
• Saladworks to Develop Six Locations in Bergen County
• Village's snowfall costs pile up : $36,000 just for salt.
• Flood Watch FLOOD WATCH
• Sweeney looking to force shared services on towns
• Village of Ridgewood : More details on the Village budget
• The Democratic Party crack-up
• White House memo notes shortage of applicants for contest to have Obama to speak at high school graduation
• Ridgewood's Favorite Cup of Coffee is Dunkin Donuts
• Clark and Krauss challenge Goodman and Brogan for BOE seats
• Light Gate:the saga continues
• HIGH COST OF ENERGY : Assembly Committee seeks to stop hydraulic fracturing before it can start
• Assembly panel approves bill hiking fines for cell phone use, texting while driving
• Sweeney wants concurrent votes on health care, pensions
• Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney will push for shared-services agreements
• “MAXED OUT” Tour to Canvass Congressional District 4, Call on Rep. Chris Smith to Support Federal Spending Cuts March 7th-19th
• U.S. sets $223B deficit record
• Making of American Seminar
• TODAY : BOARD OF ED CANDIDATE PETITIONS ARE DUE
• St. Patrick's Day Mass at Mount Carmel parish
• The biggest difference between Catholic schools and public schools in Newark are parents.
• Drivers : SLOW DOWN ALREADY!
• New Jersey lawmakers start their budget review process this week.
• Cops issuing more tickets, red-light cameras all about more money
• N.J. municipalities scramble to notify voters on property tax referendum
• Number of healthcare reform law waivers climbs above 1,000
• Abbott Schools: Why do the Newark public schools get inferior results compared to the Newark Catholic schools while spending far more per pupil?
• Should Paul Aronsohn recuse himself from contract negotiations?
• Village of Ridgewood Meetings and Boards
• Village of Ridgewood : Man about Town
• REPORT SUMMARIZES JANUARY COMMUNITY PLANNING PROCESS
• Walker notifies unions of layoffs, but gives Democrats 15 days to reverse move
• Village Council looks at Preliminary Budget Numbers
• Governor Christie’s Budget Adds $4.7 Million for Local Schools
• Projected 8.9 percent increase in N.J. pension bills underscores need for reform, treasurer says
• Welcome Home, Democrats
• Hydrant pressure near Ridgewood High School causes concern
• Christie wants to grade teachers
• Christie: Political motivations behind delay in approving N.J. acting education chief
• CantaLyrica Cabaret/Auction, Sunday March 6, Unitarian Society of Ridgewood
• Abbott Schools :A patronage mill for adults and a campaign fund for Democrats to stay in power via NJEA's contributions
• The law of Unintended Consequences : Connected Math creates private sector tutoring jobs
• Math Wars : Readers rate the current math program used at Somerville the worst math instruction program
• FDA pulls 500 cough, cold and allergy medications from the market
• Parents who didn't support the "dumb dumb" math were talked down to and ignored to promote Math program sold by the text book publishe
• Abbot v. Burke fact-finding hearings: It’s all over – but the final report
• Poll: Support for cutting funding for N.J. state programs growing
• N.J. Senate Dem leader: Benefits costs breaking budgets
• Christie says NJ ready to invest in rail tunnel
• Connected and enVision Math a boom for the math tutoring business
• Travel : 5 Lesser Known European Islands
• Math Wars : Grass Roots? How about a quick review.
• Exercise Caution in Choosing a Mathematics Program
• Potholes : Christie to discuss transportation funding plan
• Online database posts budgets
• BOE Announces New School Budget and No Layoffs
• Report: Immigrants living in N.J. healthier than their native counterparts
• Math Wars : BOE once again puts Politics over Education
• The 67th DAD'S NIGHT IS MARCH 11 -12 AT BFMS
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance
• This just in....The middle school math program is a failing our children.
• New Jersey public workers in eye of benefit-cut storm
• Outlook for N.J. pension is bleak – even with Christie’s reforms
• Net neutrality regulations : The FCC is trying to fix something that isn't broken
• Consumer Reports: GM's Volt 'doesn't really make a lot of sense'
• 58% Favor Government Shutdown Until Spending Cuts Are Agreed Upon
• Village Manager is still reviewing the bids for Train Station Taxi Stand
• Gov. Christie says trade not a partisan issue
• Christie administration threatens to withhold approval of Parsippany schools budget
• Christie on Face the Nation: Unions make it impossible to fire bad teachers
• Christie supports ‘adversarial’ collective bargaining for New Jersey
• Temperatures still rising over N.J. health costs
• N.J. public workers are in a hurry to retire
• James O'Keefe March 7th Ramapo Reformed Church Fellowship Hall
• Opinion: Questioning the relevance of government-worker unions
• FDR : "collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into public service"
• Garrett: Reducing Government Spending Key to Job Growth
• Village of Ridgewood : Man about Town
• Taxpayers go toe to toe with Public Union Bosses in Trenton
• Court decision clouds future of wineries in N.J.
• Affordable housing reform: The controversy continues
• Christie study terms N.J. tax break dud
• Gov. Christie says N.J. pensions system could go broke by 2020
• Joaillier : Jewelry Cleaning Week
• Village Council Strikes Down Capital Request form Ridgewood Water
• Shutdown skedaddle: Congress deserted as deadline looms
• So, the question is, how much of NJ taxpayer dollars are being spent by NJ public unions to support union efforts in the mid-west?
• Harry Carson to the Rescue
• The job of the Bergen County Executive is to protect the county's approximately 500,000 taxpayers.
• CBO raises its stimulus cost estimate, again
• Spring Out-Door Seating Permits available for Ridgewood Resturants
• N.J. ranked highest in taxes for third straight year
• Paul Schoenfeld’s "Café Music" will be presented on Saturday In honor of the New Jersey Choral Society’s 30th anniversary season
• RIDGEWOOD PARKS AND RECREATION AND THE WOMEN GARDENERS OF RIDGEWOOD TO PRESENT “BATS, BATS, BATS” WITH EXPERT JOSEPH D’ANGELI
• “Taxpayers United” Rally , Friday in Trenton
• N.J. businesses praise Christie’s proposal for $690M in tax cuts
• No increases for bus, rail fares in Christie’s budget
• Christie challenges Democrats on making N.J. workers pay more for health benefits
• Christie holds property-tax relief hostage to union givebacks in budget
• Governor Chris Christie : Hits the reset button on the state budgeting process
• Congressman Scott Garrett : Christie Budget Makes Job Creation Priority Number One
• Home prices plummet in most big US cities
• BOOKENDS: Upcoming Author Signings
• ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION IS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27
• Cuts in state payments to municipalities for open space could devastate small-town budgets
• Christie’s business-friendly posture starting to produce positive results
• The rise and decline of the NJEA
• Get ready for a 'global Katrina': Biggest ever solar storm could cause power cuts which last for MONTHS
• Federal, state and local debt hits post-WWII levels
• Public Sector Union members actually receive higher average total compensation than the private sector
• CantaLyrica Cabaret/Auction, Sunday, March 6, Unitarian Society of Ridgewood
• Ridgewood kids have been racing to nowhere long before the documentary
• Pension Reform : It is the State government that has failed to pay into the pensions
• Presidents Day: More than just a Presidents Day sale part 2
• Presidents Day: more than just a Presidents Day sale
• Christie loses weight with diet and exercise
• N.J. unionized public workers to demonstrate at Statehouse
• Gov. Chris Christie promises tax cuts
• Now the Ridgewood School District wants a Facebook page?
• Public Employee Unions : We have reached a defining moment on this issue.
• Ridgewood Blog Poll : Vote for the best cup of coffee in Ridgewood
• The 23rd Annual SUPER SCIENCE SATURDAY is March 12
• Opposing sides meet as Capitol protests enter sixth day
• Ridgewood's Got Talent: First Audition
• Village of Ridgewood : Meetings for Boards and Village council
• Ridgewood Schools : No More "Tradition of Excellence " ?
• State Health Department looks to revisit the re-opening of Pascack Valley Hospital
• In Market Reports, Some Affluent Towns Do Better Than Others
• Peter J. McKenna President, Concerned Residents of Ridgewood : Modernize within limits
• Help Wanted: Consider School Board Candidacy
• Local architect Stacey Ruhle Kliesch wins Distinguished Service Award
• Superintendent Daniel Fishbein responds to two Ridgewood News Stories
• The state Senate passes resolution on justice’s resignation
• There’s no hope for change after you hit 30!—not so says Venn Center
• N.J. Assembly passes bill to end more regulations of basic cable, land line telephone services
• N.J. Senate OKs bill to cap salaries for authorities, boards and commissions
• New Jersey towns in limbo on affordable housing rules
• State Sen. Michael Doherty hosts Tea Party allies at the Statehouse
• House Passes Amendment to Block Funds for Net Neutrality Order
• The House voted Thursday to dethrone nine White House “czars.”
• New York City wants to Lay off 6,400 teachers
• New Jersey Choral Society’s 30th anniversary season, a patron celebration featuring Paul Schoenfeld’s "Café Music"
• Ridgewood Fire Department wind AFG grant for $349,031 for Staffing
• Downgrades loom for US states
• N.J. education chief pushes tougher deals for teachers
• Christie proposes ending tenure for poor teachers
• Christie says U.S. should raise Social Security retirement age
• Union: The time to negotiate is now
• The question is, should the developer be allowed to subdivide the property and construct two LARGE homes on small lots?
• The Apologist and Chief
• Ominously nicknamed Kill Switch bill and its impact on the Internet is stirring debate
• Obama's Health and Human Services Is Bigger Than LBJ's Government
• New Jersey Next? Wisconsin seeks to end collective bargaining right for state workers
• You don't need a break from all the recent ice and snow.. you just need a break.
• NJ residents feel safe despite police cuts, poll shows
• Poll: Keep town police
• Acting N.J. education chief to announce plans for sweeping legislative reform of teacher tenure
• The Central Bucks teacher who was suspended last week for complaining about her students defends herself online and in an interview.
• Readers Question Village Obsession with Youth Sports
• Jennee looks to develop run down 975 East Ridgewood Ave
• Judge to Rule if Village can file a third-party complaint against drowning victims parents
• "Lights Out" : As citizens, taxpayers and homeowners we have rights too.
• Alliance of the alliance; Latino leader says Dem stranglehold leaves him with no choice
• New Jersey Supreme Court not making it easy for Christie
• N.J. Sen. Sweeney to unveil bill requiring state employees to contribute more for medical benefits
• Obama's FY2012 Budget: Enormous Tax Hikes
• Garrett Presides over Delivery of President’s Budget to Congress
• Do-It-Yourself property tax
• No Child Left Behind : Charter schools may be an option
• Superior Court nominee rose to prominence as key voice of N.J.’s Muslim community
• Abbott v. Burke in Suburbia
• NJ municipalities privatizing garbage collection
• The history of Valentine's Day
• Local History : Case for saving historic Zabriskie-Wessels-Board house in Paramus
• "LIGHTS OUT"
• Christie's next fight is with state workers as contracts come up for renewal
• Valley is still in Denial
• Valley Renewal : the "witch hunt" continues
• Local History : Case is made against historic house
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY :Unlike Grand Theft Auto the goal of driving is not to hit other cars and people
• Suspicious incident Wednesday morning at a school bus stop
• Lightgate: So who runs this town anyway ...
• Valley Renewal :Is the expansion was good for Ridgewood, or is the expansion just good for business ?
• Yansi Fugel 2011 Spring Trunk Show
• Still Time JAMBOREE Scholarship Fund Celebrates Its 65th Year!
• Village Hall to Raise Room Rental Rates
• N.J. Assembly panel considers proposed constitutional amendment on rules for privatization
• Democrats fight Gov. Christie’s plan to privatize N.J. government functions
• S & P drops New Jersey’s credit rating
• Multiculturalism has failed, says French president
• Antonio Starita, World-Famous Pizza Master, to Share Neapolitan Pizza Techniques at A Mano in Ridgewood, NJ
• The Village Council is looking to raise fees at Graydon Pool and other Parks and Recreation activities
• CBO Director Says Obamacare Would Reduce Employment by 800,000 Worker
• New Jersey’s voters back firing workers, freezing wages and cutting pensions
• Poll: New Jerseyans appreciate teachers, dislike NJEA
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis: New Jersey Credit rating dropped to among the lowest in the country
• Garrett Calls to Order First Hearing to Examine GSE Reform
• The Citizen’s Convention: The Second Battle for Trenton Begins
• All Aboard from Bayonne
• Man About Town : Valentine's Day in Ridgewood
• Christie vetoes offshore natural gas project
• New Jersey schools to see more budget cuts
• Christie blasts law to pay cable TV bills
• NJ state workers no longer have Lincoln’s birthday off
• NJ STATE REPORT CARD IS OUT
• The U.S. House of Representatives is likely to vote to block funding for President Barack Obama's signature healthcare overhaul next week
• Dads Day at The Co-op
• Christie: Cut benefits to fix pension fund
• New Jersey coastal waters designated wind energy area
• State releases new school data
• Christie: Unions need to give
• Ken Gabbert : Questions Surface
• AOL buys Huffington Post for $315 million
• Report from Tampico, Illinois on Reagan's 100th birthday
• Shared Services: Somerset County looking at consolidation of municipal police departments
• New Jersey hopeful for 2014 Super Bowl business
• New Jersey Pension Reform : Skipped payments fueled pension crisis, actuary says
• Replace government incompetence with real charity
• Debate rages on Online Only legal notices
• NJ Schools brace for another round of budget cuts
• New Jersey senators try to revive tunnel plan
• Paramus Police officer Shot on Rout 17
• Its Cold but is it safe to skate
• Ridgewood Blog Poll : Green bay Packers
• Upcoming Author Signings at Bookends
• Americans recall Reagan legacy on his 100th birthday
• Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine
• Ridgewood looks at merit raises
• Congressman Scott Garrett: Obama Administration Must Halt Healthcare Law Implementation
• The Ridgewood Guild
• N.J. population shifting from heavily Democratic North
• HILT Senior Citizen Meeting Open House and Speaker Peter Fenzel
• Assembly panel unanimously passes school-choice bill
• N.J. lawmakers advance bill allowing towns to post legal notices only online
• Gov. Christie says N.J. tax structure makes for poor business climate
• Panel: NJ facing possible budget shortfall of $15 billion
• Readers continue to question whether the added tax revenue of additional development covers the costs.
• Electronic Waste Management Act : Disposal Ban on Electronics - Jan 31 2011
• Village Car Wash?
• Senate repeals part of health care law
• Alaska Governor Parnell seeks legal advice on enacting health overhaul
• Virginia to seek expedited Supreme Court review of suit over health-care law
• The next Planning Board meeting is at 7:30pm on Tuesday, February 15th
• Planning Board has lost sight of why we enacted the Master Plan and the zoning codes
• Melinda Cronk and Dom Nizza : the "focus group" conclusion that we need a cement pool
• Common sense should also apply to developers seeking subdivisions in residential neighborhoods
• Gov. Christie weighs in on stalled contract negotiations for Ocean County law enforcement unions
• Toll collectors’ union proposes pay, job reductions
• Feelings run high as Opportunity Scholarship Act moves to the Assembly
• School Voucher bill picks up steam
• Nominations for the best cup of coffee in Ridgewood
• JAMBOREE Scholarship Fund Celebrates Its 65th Year!
• SKI PARK CITY AND EXPERIENCE THE GREATEST SNOW ON EARTH
• The state Department of Environmental Protection clears Ridgewood to dump snow in Ho-Ho-Kus Brook
• Friends Neighborhood Nursery School – OPEN HOUSE
• Senate Poised To Vote On (unconstitutional) Health Care Repeal
• Study puts spotlight on red-light cameras
• UPDATE: SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY, FEBRUARY 2
• Punxsutawney Phil NO shadow, early spring!
• Village of Ridgewood : Please Do Not Park Cars in Street during Snow Clean up
• Industry group challenges new law guaranteeing power plant subsidies
• Lawmaker: More cops, not more laws, needed to fight gangs
• N.J. Supreme Court says state fiscal crisis cannot be factor in school funding review
• Co-op Movie Day February 23rd
• Ridgewood Cooperative Nursery School Open House March 3rd
• New Jersey Transit Alerts
• THE RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL HAVE A TWO-HOUR DELAYED OPENING ON WEDNESDAY
• Lightgate: Huge parking problem associated with Stevens Field
• Is the BOE Kidding about "ample parking in the Ridgewood High School lot"
• Lightgate : the Memo , "BOE Responses to Neighbors’ Concerns"
• Marginalize local residents as one will, in a community they are what matters. Ridgewood's residents most fundamentally ARE Ridgewood
• NJ TRANSIT : cross-honor tickets
• STORM ANNOUNCEMENT FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1
• State senate to look at open records laws
• Education picks reflect Christie’s voucher goals
• Education Online: Cybercharters come online in New Jersey
• Judge puts NJ gift-card seizure law on hold
• BOE Announces no Raises for Teachers while Administrators get 3.8% Wage Increase
• Oil over $100 as Egypt protests intensify
• Nearly 11 Percent of US Houses Empty
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance
• BOE Responses to Neighbors’ Concerns Regarding Field Improvements at Ridgewood High School January 28, 2011
• Judge strikes down healthcare reform law
• Message from the Valley Hospital
• Nanny State : N.J. Senate committee to consider bill that would require schools to conduct classes about dating violence
• Valley Renewal: Readers Speculate over the accuracy of "renderings"
• Christie administration quietly signs controversial ratepayer-subsidy bill
• Teacher contract negotiations: Lean times and hard bargains
• Are police, fire unions next on Gov. Christie’s hit list?
• Outrageous teachings by new Ground Zero(aka the Mike Bloomberg) Victory mosque
• GW Planning Board Meeting: Valley employees and Ridgewood police officers identified those who could enter
• Valley should be applauded in their endeavor to make it an even better hospital but not at the expense of the Village
• Valley Renewal Ad :Looking for Facts are not Attacks
• White House quietly exempts pampered politicos from Obamacare
• Congressman Scott Garrett: Eliminating Unnecessary Regulations Important to Job Creation
• Do you have a bad case of the winter blues?
• Readers ask Ridgewood Residents for Valley in Friday's Ridgewood News Ad why hide you affiliation with Valley ?
• Ridgewood Water looks to use new radio meters
• The ordinance that was adopted by our Village elected officials, Pfund at the helm, was designed exclusively for Valley Hospital to pursue its expansion goals.
• Valley Renewal : The obscenity of the demand for CCR donor information illustrates how far Village "leadership" is removed from our traditional Village values.
• RSBA Threatens to Pull support for Field lights
• Village of Ridgewood : Man about Town
• Village Planning Board goes on "Which Hunt" against Concerned Residents of Ridgewood supporters
• N.J. bill aims to end nepotism at charter, public schools
• Christie says stirrings of recovery no reason to delay debt fix
• Christie signals tough line on public spending at annual chamber dinner in Washington
• Village Council Reaches New Parking Solution
• Did BOE Put Students at Risk Keeping Schools Open Today ?
• Family Brings Civil Rights Claim Against Ridgewood BOE for Sexual Orientation Based Bullying
• Boutique Resorts are Ja-making Honeymoons More Intimate
• New Jersey Pension Reform : Don’t let lawmakers play us for chumps, Christie tells Middletown crowd
• Christie cranks up charter movement
• N.J. toll collectors, to keep jobs, may get paid less
• Village Council and Board Meetings
• Obamacare: Medicare official doubts health care law savings
• Many schools have left stimulus funds unused
• Ridgewood Schools : DELAYED OPENING THURSDAY, JANUARY 27
• Slopes behind ropes: fear of lawsuits closing great New Jersey sledding hills - Will Citizens Park be next?
• Police: Alleged neo-Nazi from Ridgewood makes threats against Anti-Defamation League director
• New-home sales in 2010 fall to lowest in 47 years
• CBO: this year's budget deficit to hit $1.5T
• Governor Christie took steps to suspend the six PVSC commissioners without pay
• Congresswoman Michele Bachmann's Response to State of the Union
• Christie says he’ll restore property tax rebates – as credits
• Job creation most important, N.J. Democrats say (?)
• Christie escalates teacher-union war by proposing end to century of tenure
• Christie: No need for N.J. to declare bankruptcy, yet
• Garrett Reacts to Obama’s State of the Union Address
• Ventura Strikes Back with Lawsuit Against TSA
• Two North Jersey hospitals recognized for unique programs
• Math Wars : I can't believe that a school district like Ridgewood purchased a math program
• Cash-Strapped Bergen, N.J. To Fight Snow With ‘Pickle Juice’
• State files lawsuit against Ridgewood BOE for alleged student discrimination
• Christie says Camden layoffs illustrate benefits woes
• N.J. bill revising appointment of municipal judges advances
• On school choice, Christie should go back to the future
• Rep. Garrett presses House leader to keep promise to cut $100B from federal budget
• Education Reform: Christie wants new formula for school aid
• JOBS: Gov. Christie to launch campaign encouraging Illinois businesses to relocate to N.J.
• Gov. Chris Christie: Message of reform well received
• Christie vetoes COAH bill
• Three SEIU Locals--Including Chicago Chapter--Waived From Obamacare Requirement
• K-5 MATHEMATICS ONLINE RESOURCES: PARENT SESSIONS OFFERED
• HomeMade Pizza Kicks Off the New Year with First New Jersey Location in Ridgewood
• Anti-Jobs legislation: Assembly looks at loopholes on layoffs
• Lawmakers approve bill on rewards for preventing, controlling illnesses among N.J. poor
• Nanny State: Package of bills would combat teens texting lewd photos
• Home Rule: State Senate President Stephen Sweeney plans bill that would pull funding for towns that don’t share
• NJ moves to privatize toll taking
• NJ Gov. Chris Christie proves adept at using social media
• National School Choice Week January 23 - 29, 2011
• Free Market Warrior Seminar
• Ridgewood faces another tough budget year
• Nanny State: The problem is that we, as a society are unwilling to hold specific parents accountable for their actions
• You & Your Child are Invited to Open House at Little Ivy Learning Center
• SUPPORT RHS BANDS: ANNUAL CITRUS SALE IS JANUARY 30
• Idaho GOP gets ready to nullify health care reform
• BOOKENDS: Signings
• SNOW REMOVAL Ordinance for the Business District in Ridgewood
• Week of January 24 - Sanitation - If new snow falls, bring garbage to the curb
• Village History : 1828 The Naming of Godwinville ie... Ridgewood
• Donovan looks to make Bergen Community College more accountable for the $20 million in county funds it receives
• Rasmussen :68% Prefer A Government With Fewer Services, Lower Taxes
• Congressman Scott Garrett : Repealing Obamacare
• Chris Christie’s Troubling Appointment of Sohail Mohammed to a state Superior Court
• The Office Beer Bar and Grill to be Sold
• Ridgewood library to charge fees for conducting business in public areas
• Home sales hit 13-year low; slow recovery ahead
• Judge: Pension changes for new workers will remain
• Nanny State: Assembly panel OKs ski helmet use bill
• Steep cuts in state aid may force townships to start collecting local tax
• N.J. Assembly panel approves stricter rules on steroid use
• Village Council and Boards Meetings
• Ridgewood Schools : DELAYED OPENING TODAY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21
• Valley Renewal : Valley has done such a poor job explaining its reasons for expansion and allowed its critics to define the debate
• *Every* NJ teacher that I know feels when Gov Christie talks about public education, he often belittles teachers as professionals.
• NOTICE TO ALL TEACHERS
• Taxi Concession : Reader Suggests Taxi Hot Lines
• Five (5) Firms Vie For Village of Ridgewood Taxi Concession
• Christie pushes school choice, eliminating teacher tenure during pro-charter school film screening
• Christie announces pilot education program in Paterson
• Reshuffling the deck: 13 districts in need of change as redistricting unfolds
• Appeals court order Christie administration to get cracking on COAH rules
• Bergen freeholders vote to overturn lame-duck appointments
• Climate change study had 'significant error': experts
• NJ Senate Committee to Take Up Resolution Forming Obamacare Bureaucracy
• 26 States Join Suit Against Obama Health Law
• Survey: US Doctors Fear Healthcare Reform
• Housing Starts in U.S. Decreased in December to One-Year Low
• New Jersey will greatly increase its number of public charter schools this Year
• ROTARY CLUBS FEATURE WORLD-RENOWNED JAZZ MUSICIANS AT MARCH 5 BENEFIT CONCERT
• Zimmer helms recently formed political arm of pro-vouchers group
• A Christie doctrine for charter schools?
• Rasmussen polls: Most Think Congress Doesn’t Read What It Votes On
• BCIA : Ex-agency chief gets $98,400 pension
• Abbott Schools : Pouring other people's money into the patronage mills of urban schools and the unions which hold these children hostage.
• Valley Renewal : The Renewal doesn't expand the ER department at all
• Cheque Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself
• Ridgewood's DPW :GOOD JOB EVERYONE and MOST IMPORTANTLY...THANK YOU.
• 10 mayors lobby state to open full-service Westwood hospital
• In 2011 redistricting, population change will drive GOP gains
• NJ school voucher program in committee’s hands
• Government Efficiency Movement proposing consolidating all Morris County, NJ, police into 4 departments
• Ridgewood Schools : DELAYED OPENING TODAY, JANUARY 18
• Bergen County executive Donovan vetoes 2 funding agency appointments, contract extension
• Baritone Vladimir Lapin and pianist Janet Montroy at Christ Church Ridgewood January 23 at 4 p.m
• URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
• BOARD OF EDUCATION CANDIDATE KITS ARE AVAILABLE
• Arizona Shooter Jared Loughner :Bush Hater
• The Ridgewood Blog is currently taking nominations for what is the best cup of coffee in town?
• Gov. Christie urged Republicans in Congress not to "paper over" the problems facing deficit-racked U.S. states
• Is NJ’s unemployment program too generous?
• New Jersey tax collections 4.5% above projections
• Business tax cut to be included in Gov. Christie’s budget this year
• Abbott Schools :When do we deal with real school problems?
• Will NJ medical pot law go up in smoke?
• Ridgewood Train Station : Readers question the true motivation of the project
• Hu calls currency system 'product of the past'
• House panel wants Homeland Security documents
• Ridgewood Blog Poll : 81% do not think the Village Planning Board reflects the views of residents
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• US denies WikiLeaks spurred revolt in Tunisia
• New Jersey Pension Reform : How about 14 billion dollars stolen from the Pension funds by various Governors over the last 15 years?
• The Hermitage: Today 1-4 p.m.Civil War Winter Encampment
• Blame Righty: A condensed history
• Restaurant Week in Ridgewood sponsored by the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce
• Ridgewood Station: Construction Project Update January 2011 - Ticket Office is Now Open
• The expansion of the ADA raised the number of potential ‘victims’ to over 70 million in the US.
• 75% Want Health Care Law Changed
• Comprehensive List of Tax Hikes in Obamacare
• 2010 Hospital Performance Report: Hackensack University Medical Center and The Valley Hospital – have higher than expected rates of central-line associated bloodstream infections
• Week of January 17 - Sanitation - If new snow...garbage to the curb
• Cruise it or Lose it
• Nanny State : NJ Politician Proposes License Plates For Bicycles
• Christie vows to close failing schools, open new charters
• Superior Court : N.J. must prove sufficient school funding
• N.J. mayors plan to seek more shared services
• Illinois raises taxes – N.J. hopes to lure its business
• New Jersey agency’s borrowing costs as state scales back sale: Muni credit
• Gov. Christie pushes five-year performance review for teachers
• Christie proposes health care cost increase for public workers
• Rep. Scott Garrett, R-N.J., said he’s waiting to see the SEC’s study on the need for a SRO's for advisers
• 29th ANNUAL RIDGEWOOD & GLEN ROCK DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. OBSERVANCE
• New Jersey Pension Reform : The math only works if you get very large annual investment returns, which is not likely over an extended period of time
• Former Judge to AZ Sheriff: ‘Shut Up Before You Do Any More Damage to the Prosecution’s Case’
• The Concerned Residents of Ridgewood (CRR) is pleased to announce that Pete McKenna has been elected as the new President
• Hong Kong ranked world's freest economy: report
• National School Choice Week (NSCW) -- January 23-29
• Highway fight could take a toll on Christie
• Governor thrusts New Jersey to fore of an education fight
• New Jersey Supreme Court Associate Justice Roberto Rivera-Soto shocked the state's political and legal worlds Wednesday - by voting on a case.
• N.J. local taxes jump an average of 7 percent in the past year
• Star school reformer’s quick NJ stop leaves people talking
• Chris Christie eyeing ending teacher tenure
• Time for a 401K style System for State Workers
• Garrett Applauds Christie’s Straight Talk on State Budget
• Daily Permit Parking offered by Clearview Cinemas
• Sabatino Sirica, Renowned Neapolitan Pastry Master,to Share Baking Techniques at A Mano
• Housing Market Slips Into Depression Territory
• Arizona shooting: Pima County Sheriff's Department, college won't release data on suspect
• Officers stopped suspect Jared Lougher on day of Ariz. shooting
• NJ TRANSIT is operating a regular weekday schedule on all rail lines
• Village of Ridgewood : Closings, Cancellations and Reschedules
• New Jersey Pension Reform: Gov. Christie: Pension system antiquated, unsustainable
• Education Reform: Christie seeks end of teacher tenure
• WINTER STORM ANNOUNCEMENT: RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO BE CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12
• Former Mayor David T. Pfund - "There will be no tangible loss of service . . . " as a direct result of municipal worker layoffs
• Too Bobs Burgers
• Light Gate : Ridgewood BOE declines new meeting over field lights
• Village Hall - Delayed Opening Jan 12th, 2011
• CANCELLED JAN 12th - East side bulk and Metal refuse collection
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY LAWS
• CAT RABIES CLINIC - Canceled 1/12 - Rescheduled to 2/9
• Blog Readers look for Answers on Downtown Parking
• Energy Tax: Controversial ratepayer-subsidy bill passes both houses
• Doc Gate : Donovan asking Molinelli to probe missing documents
• Christie rethinks tuition cap
• Sheriff Clarence Dupnik: Arizona suspect had made death threats
• NJ Woman Gives Birth Along Garden State Parkway
• Expressing Elvis - Jan 8 Celebrating Elvis Presley's Birthday in Poetry and Song
• WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM TUESDAY TO 6 PM EST WEDNESDAY
• A Brush With Death at the Intersection of Crest and Glen
• President Obama has called for a moment of silence beginning at 11 a.m. Monday to honor the victims of the Arizona shooting.
• Christie may cut Medicaid as $10.5 billion New Jersey budget deficit looms
• State Supreme Court to hear Abbott argument again but with an attitude change
• New Jersey is poised to add jobs in 2011 thanks to a private sector that is slowly recovering from a devastating recession.
• Governor Christie says he’ll tackle pension, education reform in 2011
• Christie’s Red Tape Review : legislation primarily addresses the administrative law system that governs how the state adopts rules and regulations
• Gabrielle Giffords shooting: Frightening, twisted shrine in Arizona killer Jared Lee Loughner's yard
• Town Hall Meeting with Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday, January 13
• NJ Republican State Committee has been rescheduled for Tuesday, January 11 at 7:00 PM
• Americans for Liberty will be hosting guest speakers, filers Nick Purpura and Donald Laster, Jr.
• Jared Loughner, Alleged Shooter in Gabrielle Giffords Attack, Described by Classmate as "Left-Wing Pothead"
• Developing Story: Rep. Giffords Shot in Tucson, Ariz
• If they really want to attract business to NJ and create jobs, they need to do the following
• Village of Ridgewood : That newbie stuff is getting old.
• Edible Exit: From Indian cuisine to Greek dishes, Ridgewood has it all
• "The building could become a significant force in the context of the downtown."
• Murderous Attacker of Judge and Congresswoman, Anarchist, Communist, Currency Conspiracy Nut
• Arizona shooting suspect may be linked to anti-Semitic group
• Have State, Bergen Dems hit rock bottom?
• Hospital awaits Pascack ruling
• Man linked to Giffords shooting rampage called 'very disturbed'
• Congressman Scott Garrett Condemns Shooting in Arizona
• U.S. District Judge John Roll faced death threats in 2009
• NJTPC Condemns Arizona Shooting
• Ariz. Rep. Giffords Shot At Public Event In Tucson
• The character of Ridgewood changed when they subdivided the property across from the high school at what used to be known as the Mastin House and the windmill was torn down
• Businesses could give N.J. another look
• Readers Suggest BYOB for Village Council Meetings
• Congressman Scott Garrett: Internship Opportunities
• Towns losing money to illegal scavengers of valuable recyclables
• VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS : Taxi Concession
• Both Houses look to make New Jersey More business Friendly
• Readers Questions Sanity of 257 East Ridgewood Housing Project
• ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 4 AM FRIDAY TO 1 AM EST SATURDAY.
• DISTRICT TO HAVE EMERGENCY MINIMUM DAY ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 7
• Ridgewood Planning Board creates an AH-1 zone specifically for property at 234 South Broad St
• PSEG Warns Energy Tax to Subsidize Power Plants (A3442) Will Cost New Jersey Residents and Businesses
• Public hearings set on reapportionment of New Jersey’s Congressional districts
• N.J. Legislature to vote on bills designed to stimulate economy
• N.J. considers corporate tax break
• State Supreme Court indicates it has school funding role
• Last minute COAH amendments under wraps
• Webber resigns as state GOP chairman; Raia has governor’s backing to succeed him
• Congressman Scott Garrett: Constitutional Citation Rule Needs Teeth to be Effective
• STATE TEST RESULTS RELEASED BY NJDOE
• Job Opportunity at Yansi Fugel!!!
• Harlem Wizards vs. Ridgewood All-Stars Tickets are Now on Sale. Fundraiser Event is Friday, January 28th, 2011
• UPDATE: Expressing Elvis - Jan 8 Celebrating Elvis Presley's Birthday in Poetry and Song
• Student charged in connection with fire at Ridgewood High School
• Big Wilson River & friends to play Ridgewood Elks Lodge on Saturday, January 8th
• Ridgewood Woman pleads guilty in $4.7M NJ mortgage fraud
• Christie unveils higher-education reform proposals
• Public-interest group’s report hits the road
• Unless Christie’s pension reforms are enacted in 2011, New Jersey faces pension fund bankruptcy in 2018
• N.J. BYOB gets check
• Obamacare repeal bill goes online
• Village trying to clear up confusion over post-snowstorm garbage pickup
• Village Council voting on Parking issues in Ridgewood
• The Taste of Bergen County January 26, 2011. 7-10pm at the Woman's Club of Ridgewood
• Fire at RHS
• My calendar arrived today and I noticed something ...
• Village Council and Boards Meetings
• Christmas Tree Pick Up - Begins January 5
• Sanitation Collection for Week of January 3 - Tues. pick up to be completed Wed
• State opposes increasing retirement age for state troopers
• Christie summarily dismisses seven county superintendents of schools
• Christie says he is preparing to reduce health benefits for public employees, raise their coverage contributions
• State Supreme Court Justice Roberto Rivera-Soto will not be seeking reappointment
• Europe starts confiscating private pension funds
• US House Republicans move to repeal Obama healthcare
• Drilling Is Stalled Even After Ban Is Lifted
• The Sixth Annual Ridgewood High School Alumni Art Show is Open
• Restaurant Week in Ridgewood sponsored by the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce
• In case you missed it, the owner of 257 East Ridgewood Avenue (former Sealfons building), has proposed construction of a massive six (6) story commercial/residential/parking garage structure
• This tattered American Flag has been improperly displayed at the former Sealfons building (257 East Ridgewood Avenue @ the corner of North Maple) for several months now.
• New Policy Concerning Sanitation Pick Ups
• Village Manager Announces Key Departmental Promotions
• Congressional redistricting, budget gap could make this a crucial year in N.J. politics
• FEMA to check blizzard damage in N.J. to determine federal aid
• Center to fight for ‘Abbott’ restoration
• The state Department of Education's rejection of a proposed contract with the newly-appointed superintendent
• Menendez retools for 2012 run
• GOP can earn points by deep-sixing Dems’ last-minute dealing
• Review of N.J. transportation: Nearly bankrupt trust fund, killed ARC tunnel, NJ Transit fare hike
• Congressman Scott Garrett will test spending authority
• Bergen begins GOP reign with Driscoll as top freeholder
• Missing In Action - Official Village of Ridgewood 2011 Calendar
• the Village of Ridgewood Looking Back on 2010 Part 4
• Port Newark/Port Elizabeth : Economic Power House in New Jersey
• the Village of Ridgewood Looking Back on 2010 Part 3
• Questions Arise over who the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce represents ?
• Readers Sound off on Unions
• the Village of Ridgewood Looking Back on 2010 Part 2
• the Village of Ridgewood Looking Back on 2010 Part 1
• Happy New Year : Once again we ask , New Years Resolutions anyone?
• Ridgewood Blog Readers Tired of having their pockets picked over Xanadu
• Ridgewood Co-op Holds Open House for 2011-2012 School Year
• A look at the year that was in Ridgewood
• NJ lawmakers want changes to hearsay exception
• N.J. pension funds performed worse than stated, audit finds
• Weinberg calls on company taking over Xanadu project to provide details on deal
• Join the Ridgewood Blog Mailing List
• New Years Resolutions : Be Safe Tonight
• NJT: New Year's Eve Service Information
• Sanitation Department's slow snow cleanup was a budget protest
• ANNUAL FRIENDS IN THE BUSINESS CONCERT IS JANUARY 8: BENEFITS RPS MUSIC PROGRAMS
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce : "Ridgewood's Got Talent"
• Ridgewood Schools : PSAT Results are in
• State Sen. Ray Lesniak is initiating legislation in the Senate that would eliminate the office of Lieutenant Governor and Governor
• Cumberland County ends health benefits for elected, appointed officials
• The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey wants to raise the Bayonne Bridge's roadway
• The Bergen County Freeholder Board will hold its reorganization on New Year's Day
• State nixes Hoboken’s superintendent contract
• Blizzard of 2010 :Sanitation Union Fires Back At Accusations Of Slow-Down
• Forecasters keep eye on looming 'Solar Max'
• Bergen County Executive-elect Kathleen A. Donovan today announced the appointment of three more senior members of her incoming administration.
• Blizzard blasts Northeastern politicians
• Nanny State : New laws may not be on the books for very long
• Just 21% Want FCC to Regulate Internet, Most Fear Regulation Would Promote Political Agenda
• New Year's Eve Party at BLEND & CLUB MAGMA
• 111th Congress Added More Debt Than First 100 Congresses Combined: $10,429 Per Person in U.S.
• Blizzard of 2010 : Readers comment on snow removal
• Ridgewood store owners report good holiday business
• Man found dead in car that crashed into Ridgewood cleaners
• Bergen County Executive-Elect Donovan Charges Illegal Acts Violated the Open Public Meetings Act in Lawsuit Filed Today
• Take my congressman—please :It's only the fourth time in history that we have lost a seat
• N.J. lawmaker questions absence of Christie, lt. gov. during blizzard
• GOP to McNerney: Kill the raises
• Village of Ridgewood : Information on Ridgewood's Snow Removal
• Village of Ridgewood: SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING PICKUPS New Schedule
• IMPORTANT SERVICE INFORMATION: Rail Service to Operate on Enhanced Weekend Schedule on Tuesday, December 28
• Many residents are still reporting dangerous road conditions :How are the roads near you ?
• NJ should have a public "Hall of Shame" for all these unscrupulous characters who take advantage of their positions
• NJ Declares State Of Emergency
• The Tax Foundation ranked New Jersey No. 1 among the 50 states for having the highest combined average state and local tax burden on residents
• Ed Hynes, the recently retired executive director of the BCIA, routinely used taxpayer funds to pay for meals with local politicians, Democratic fund-raisers, staffers and consultants who worked for the agency
• Blizzard Warning
• Places of Worship in Ridgewood
• Wishing you A Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year
• Bergen Democrats give themselves pay raises as they leave office
• Ridgewood Public Schools Annual Parent Survey : The survey would have been more useful if it broke up tutoring by core subjects - English, Math, other.
• Planning Board Members and Staff
• Triple Five, owner of Mall of America, has signed a letter of intent to take over Xanadu
• new jersey fiscal crisis : The political and policy impact of authorizing states to file for bankruptcy
• New Jersey's pension gap grew to $53.9 billion in the last fiscal year
• TSA AGENTS SEARCH HOME OF PILOT CRITICAL OF TSA
• Ridgewood Public Schools Annual Parent Survey the Wrap
• Village of Ridgewood : Proposed development could fill an entire Ridgewood block of Central Business District
• Senate President Democrat Stephen Sweeney proposes holding state aid for towns that won’t share services
• Have you been naughty or nice? Last minute gift Ideas
• Ridgewood Board of Education: ANNUAL PARENT SURVEY RESULTS
• Ridgewood Board of Education Seeks Volunteers for One- Session Planning Process
• RIDGEWOOD BLOG POLL: 49% Spend less this Holiday Season
• Ridgewood drops starting salaries for police officers
• The crossing guard at the corner of Glen and VanDien is sorely missed.
• Parents of gay teen who killed himself to sue N.J. school
• Another Last Minute Idea from the Washington Elm VFW Post 192
• NJ focuses on redrawing the state’s 40 legislative districts
• Christie signs law on arbitration
• Village of Ridgewood Last Minute Shopping Ideas
• Outgoing Bergen County Democrat political appointees to receive a 3.5 percent raise
• Two People Reported Trapped in Elevator at Ridgewood Y
• State Senate dropped S2239 "Obamacare" from the docket.
• DeMint vows to reverse FCC's 'Internet takeover'
• Village of Ridgewood Last Minute Shopping Ideas
• State Supreme Court: NJ senator targets ‘no-show’ Justice Rivera-Soto in fight over Christie nominee
• State Supreme Court : Republican Senators and an Assemblywoman call on the Senate to schedule a hearing for Anne Patterson Nomination
• New Jersey's fiscal woes have earned it the dubious honor of leading the nation this year in municipal bond-rating downgrades
• Ho-Ho-Kus man charged in alleged stabbing of mother's boyfriend
• Village Hall Christmas Holiday Schedule
• Village of Ridgewood Last Minute Shopping Ideas
• Holiday Hours @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Beware of Politician Bearing Gifts : N.J. lawmakers pass bills to boost economy
• The state's pension and retiree health care programs are like a giant blob in a science fiction movie
• Christie says ‘day of reckoning’ has arrived for states facing budget gaps
• Democrats Push for Internet Regulation
• Village of Ridgewood Last Minute Shopping Ideas
• Garrett: All Congressional Staff Must Understand the Constitution
• Village Council Schedules Special Public Meeting to Authorize Raises For Police Department
• Tuesday will usher in the first lunar eclipse during a winter solstice in 456 years
• NEW PLAYERS ALUMNI PRESENT "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"
• Stuck on Stupid : The Real Question Remains Why was anyone dumb enough to invest in Xanadu?
• New U.S. Census Bureau state population figures could cost New Jersey one of its 13 seats in the House of Representative
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis : N.J. Gov. Christie slows increase in debt burden
• House Star Robert Sean Leonard Remembers Ridgewood childhood as pretty idyllic
• Senator Loretta Weinberg : NJ Obamacare Vote on MONDAY
• Holiday Fuentes Have Arrived @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• UN mulls internet regulation options : WikiLeaks sparks push for tighter controls
• Planning Board to Review Several Real Estate Development Proposals
• Aronsohn: A parking solution
• HUMC asks state to consider new hospital in Westwood
• The Ridgewood YMCA is offering full day camp for 5 to 11 year olds from December 27 – 30.
• Obama tells lawmakers not passing tax deal could end presidency, Dem says
• FCC sets vote on 'net neutrality' rules
• Gov. Chris Christie has selected former New York City schools official Christopher Cerf to be his next commissioner of education
• ‘Back to Work NJ’ legislation includes bills to streamline state permitting process
• Assembly OKs bill making it easier to fire civil-service workers
• County Executive Elect Kathe Donovan Appoints LaGarde and Incardone as co-deputy chiefs of staff
• Today marks the 236th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party
• Village Of Ridgewood 2009 Village Audit
• Happy Holidays from the Teachers Unions
• Bergen freeholders still filling vacancies
• Investor in talks with NJ Gov. Christie to privatize Meadowlands Racetrack
• Turnpike looks to privatize toll collection
• Christie crows about state job growth
• Ridgewood woman finds artillery shell while cleaning basement
• Home Rule :The fact that the police are local, even neighbors. It keeps them close to the people they protect and accountable.
• Climate Change: It's the Sun, Stupid
• The Tale of Two Communities: Hackensack and Ridgewood
• Surplus of N.J. tax revenue may be byproduct of income shifting to avoid federal tax hike
• Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno : high property taxes discourage businesses from locating in New Jersey
• Property tax hike may top 2% cap
• The Sixth Annual Ridgewood High School Alumni Art Show
• Shared Services Not the Answer
• Garrett Statement on Virginia Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality of Health Care Law
• Law Makers call for investigation of steroid use by New Jersey law enforcement officers and firefighters
• N.J. Assembly passes affordable-housing changes, bill would abolish the state Council on Affordable Housing
• Public School Taxes : There should be an additional per enrolled pupil usage tax to equalize and distribute the tax portionately and fairly
• Fearing more conservative backlash the New Jersey Republican State Committee abruptly canceled a long scheduled meeting
• ABC News/Washington Post poll : New Low in Support for Health Care Reform
• Obama's Health-Care Law Ruled Unconstitutional Over Insurance Requirement
• Up in Smoke: Democrats shape marijuana law
• A ‘shadow inventory’ of foreclosed homes dampens winter market
• Proposed parent-trigger bill adds school vouchers to available options
• Worse is yet to come for local budgets
• Study: Police consolidation could save $17M
• Officials: NJ Budget accord not enough
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis: There are multiple problems with the current system
• Lightgate: The October 22nd night football game at RHS Stadium lights were not turned out until approximately 10:30 pm
• Ridgewood Veterinary Hospital's Holiday Pet Photo Contest!
• Village of Ridgewood Work Sessions and Meetings
• Lightgate: Dr. Fishbein is proposing that this time limit be extended until 10:30PM
• The "High" School Tax Bubble Will Burst!
• 3 Days Drunk : Local Indy musician gives back.
• Village Council Announces Volunteer of the Year Ines Bunza and Joseph Suplicki
• SEEKING RESIDENTS TO VOLUNTEER TO SERVE ON VARIOUS BOARDS/COMMITTEES
• Garrett: All Legislation Must Cite Constitutional Authority
• Sabatino Sirica, Renowned Neapolitan Pastry Master, to Share Baking Techniques at A Mano in Ridgewood, NJ
• Assembly panel approves residency bill
• Tenure testimony reveals a troubled—and troubling—system
• New Jersey Fiscal problems unlikely to ease soon
• New Jersey debt tops $32 billion
• Gov. Chris Christie details arbitration agreement
• Most Americans Say They're Worse Off Since Obama Took Office, Poll Shows
• Pelosi and House Democrats Reject President Push for Tax Increases
• J.D. Power and Associates Reports:The Valley Hospital Recognized for Providing Outstanding Inpatient Experience.
• Winterfest kicks off on Saturday
• Sheila Brogan's recent letter fighting against the Superintendent's salary cap is a prime example of why taxes will always be excessive in Ridgewood
• Math Wars : Connected Math is a horrible program
• The Village Council voted 3-2 at a meeting Wednesday to increase water rates by 5 percent in Ridgewood and neighboring towns serviced by the utility.
• Ridgewood field lights controversy continues
• Village of Ridgewood : Taxes are out of control
• Property tax burden may force many MORE to leave N.J.
• NJEA’s proposal not reform
• Revaluations hit NJ’s elderly, middle class hardest
• Poll: 2 of 3 say property taxes create a hardship
• N.J. Gov. Christie criticizes NJEA reform proposal on tenured teachers
• Expressing Elvis - Jan 8 Celebrating Elvis Presley's Birthday in Poetry and Song
• Water rate increase on Ridgewood council's agenda
• Math Wars : Singapore math doesn't cost enough for Ridgewood Schools
• Village of Ridgewood : Village Christmas Tree
• WikiLeaks cables: Barack Obama is a bigger danger
• NJ taxpayers, businesses hit hard by unfair valuations
• Port Authority’s new budget hold line on tolls
• Lightgate: The fields are owned by either the Village or BOE.
• Local residents will be participating in an upcoming performance of New Jersey Choral Society.
• Lightgate: Plans for the fields and being informed, the discussions and plans were available
• PSE&G to Lower Residential Natural Gas Bills by Additional 5 Percent Reduction is on top of 5 percent decrease in July and 6.8 percent decrease in September
• Christie goes after super pay at town hall
• Municipal jobs, raises at risk in New Jersey when tax cap takes effect Jan. 1
• NJ school boards overflowing with conflicts of interest
• Marlboro to take affordable housing issue to N.J. Supreme Court
• Mounting debts by states stroke fears of crisis
• Mother Goose to Perform Mrs. Snows Winterfest-Pre School Program
• Explore Science – All About Electricity
• RIDGEWOOD BOOKENDS : UPCOMING AUTHOR SIGNINGS
• Climate Change Hoax : America used spying, threats and promises of aid to get support for Copenhagen accord.
• Gingrich: Leaks show Obama administration 'shallow,' 'amateurish'
• Lightgate: The problem is not in Trenton, it's in Cottage Place. The BOE is acting as a front for FARC
• RACE to NOWHERE: High school shouldn't be THIS hard
• Robert Aloia, the former superintendent of the Bergen County Technical and Special Services school districts, will receive a deferred compensation package of about $300,000
• Village of Ridgewood : Visit Santa
• Village Christmas Tree Lighting was a big Hit!
• Wave goodbye to Internet freedom
• Village of Ridgewood Work Sessions and Meetings
• LAST 2010 BULK PICK UP - DECEMBER 8th Village of Ridgewood
• Ridewood YMCA Annual Tree Lot to Open November 26! Proceeds to benefit the Ridgewood YMCA Good Works Programs.
• Village Council challenged not to simply "write out the check"
• It All Starts with Wooden Building Blocks: Little Ivy Students Learn to Lend a Hand
• Ridgewood BOE opposes salary cap for superintendent
• Another pedestrian hit on Ridgewood Avenue
• Double Trouble: Two Pedestrians Struck In Separate Accidents One Minute Apart
• Tonight Ridgewood Annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony celebrates its 25th Anniversary!
• Merchants, businesses, village officials, residents and the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce all contributed something to bring the village Christmas tree back
• Don't be "blinded by the lights". The real "garbage" is we are all beginning to understand how OUT-OF-CONTROL AND POWERFUL the BOE is
• Higher property taxes REDUCE Discretionary Income and Reduce property Values.
• It is a total myth, an urban ledgend spread by, by school unions, among others, that higher property taxes sustain high property values.
• The BOE has become a Vatican City like independent state within the Village of Ridgewood
• The Cartel , the award-winning documentary about corruption in public education and the promise of school choice, will be released on DVD tomorrow, Wednesday Dec. 1!
• THE VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD AND THE PLANNING BOARD HAVE NO AUTHORITY OVER THE RIDGEWOOD BOE.
• RACE to NOWHERE: The Dark Side of America’s Achievement Culture
• Lightgate Part II: Renovated BF Athletic Facility Being Prepared for Installation of Lights
• PORTABLE LIGHTS : IMPAIRING DRIVERS VISION
• It is time for the Village Council to enact a no-soliciting ordinance with no exceptions.
• Redistricting may impact how loud Hudson is heard
• Christie: N.J. becoming more business-friendly
• Happy Chanukah from the Ridgewood blog
• Democrat Lame-duck Bergen freeholders approve 19 appointments
• Lightgate: BOE Again Thumbs Their Noses at Residents Near RHS
• Harassment Continues at Hawes School - No Arrests Made to Date
• Ridgewood Police Department Baffled by Brazen Daytime Burglaries
• N.J. business group cautious on 2011 economy
• Christie looms over redistricting and coming legislative contests, where GOP craves five seats
• Mayor Cory Booker: Police union didn’t try to avoid layoffs
• Gov. Christie authorizes state to hire lawyer to fight $271 million tunnel bill
• Report: To pay 1 NJ worker’s salary, it takes up to 90 private sector workers
• Gov. Jindal Calls Obama’s National Security Strategy ‘Dumb’ and ‘Dangerous’
• Associated Press-CNBC Poll : Americans prefer cutting federal services to raising taxes by nearly 2-1
• Daily Slice: A Mano, Ridgewood, New Jersey
• New Dates/Schedules for Recycling Collection and Bulk Pick Up Now in Operation
• Ridgewood Welcomes New Business!
• New Jersey Choral Society presents “Peace on Earth”
• State digs deeper hole on pensions
• Only Thirty-one percent of voters have a favorable opinion of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez
• Wikileaks : US State Department : there is No Santa Claus.
• NJ governor promotes “Small Business Saturday”
• A new push to rescue Xanadu mall project
• New Jersey legislation targets “super political action committees”
• Legislation rapidly passed is trouble, especially if it's named for somebody.
• About those conflicted school board members
• N.J. bills seek to curb mail solicitation by lawyers
• SEIU Drops Health Coverage for Workers’ Children
• It's that time of the Year Again
• Ridgewood Blog Poll : Have Village Layoffs affected Services
• Homeland Security seizes domain names
• Meet Max of Max & Ruby at Bookends
• We all love studies conducted to memorialize pre-determined outcomes. This Glen Rock School study will be no different
• Rowdy in Ridgewood : We, as a community, seem to demand total control and just don't tolerate even the remote possibility of any chaos.
• Ridgewood Co-op Nursery School Book Fair Saturday Dec 11th at Bookends!
• Santa at Christ Church All are Welcome!
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• Rep. Scott Garrett takes on SCHIP tax
• Glen Rock School District hires Consulting Service Associates
• Hundreds rowdy in Ridgewood
• Going to work today: State workers’ paid day off marks union victory over Christie
• State’s pension gap looms large
• Next Tea Party Target: to punish huge corporations like General Electric and Johnson and Johnson for backing President Obama's progressive agenda.
• Reader : Academics continue to suffer under the current BOE administration
• Two Thirds of Americans Favor Pay Cut for Federal Workers
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Poll finds 61% oppose new airport security measures
• The Great Thanksgiving Hoax
• the Village of Ridgewood : Downtown For The Holidays
• Upbeat Christie presses agenda
• NJ Assemblyman vows study of special education
• N.J. district faulted in probe of bullying
• DiGaetano starts 36th District comeback
• Holiday House Tour Thursday, December 9th
• James Rose House Clean Up
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Thanksgiving Eve Fundraiser
• Fuente Holiday Cigars Now in Stock @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• New Jersey Choral Society presents “Peace on Earth”
• There's still time to order personalized cards
• Christie administration advances school-aid arguments
• Controversial energy bill clears Senate
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• Wednesday, November 24, 2010 is NATIONAL OPT-OUT DAY!
• Suzanne Kelly steps down as Co-Chair of the Preserve Graydon Coalition
• Christmas Concert At Bethleham Lutheran Church
• FCC moves to ensure ‘net neutrality’
• Drew University dean to help Gov. Christie evaluate teachers
• Home rule works best for those who run it
• Doherty launches TSA anti-screening petition
• More local towns pushing unions for concessions
• Today in History: November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was shot
• Lightgate: I find it very hard to believe that the BOE attorney would allow them to knowingly violate such a clearly stated law.
• TSA has met the enemy — and they are us
• N.J. companies throw lavish parties during League of Municipalities convention
• Even in a sweeping victory, Bergen’s GOP still at odds
• Having kids spend 3 hours per week practicing in elementary school is excessive. Those 3 hours would be a lot better spent on academics.
• Bank of Cascades strikes a deal to raise $177 million
• Congressman Scott Garrett Joins ACLJ in Filing Amicus Brief Challenging Health Care Law Individual mandate forcing Americans to purchase health insurance violates the Constitution
• The sports groups would like everyone to think that they haven't spent every dime they have to put up those lights and that the change in use will be minimal
• Fields Committee : People need to understand is that not all fields can accommodate all activities
• Village Christmas Tree Returns to its Rightful place
• Library Staff Ignores Advice Provided by Medical Professionals
• Scott Garrett : Honoring Our Angels in Adoption
• Lightgate: Lights simply make the field safer and more user friendly.
• Are Ridgewood Schools a place where some of the kids in Ridgewood get the idea that they can freely criticize and bully others
• Lightgate: BOE hoodwinked Neighbors
• New Jersey cities brace for pain; reforms proposed
• Bret Schundler talks economics at New Jersey Tea Party event
• Gov. Christie talks reform to Clifton crowd
• Ridgewood's manager offers a glimmer of hope about village budget.
• A Walk Through Historical Ridgewood ,the Video
• Are corn husks blocking drivers views
• Lightgate : BOE acted contrary to Municipal Land Use Law at N.J.S.A. 40:55D-31A
• ELEC: Democratic State Committee wrongfully spent on Corzine campaign
• State cuts back aid to 225 municipalities
• NJ Transit may turn to private operators
• N.J. Supreme Court to decide whether effort to recall Sen. Menendez can proceed
• Dear Neighbor , An Invitation from Audrey Meyers
• Bill Clinton bans Twitter, Facebook and live-blog coverage for upcoming speech
• TSA Police State
• Village of Ridgewood : Leaf Pick Up Schedule Delayed about 2 -3 days
• Little Ivy Learning Center Bringing Santa Downtown for Holidays
• Migration from high-tax states to states with lower taxes and less government spending will dramatically alter the composition of future Congresses
• Don't Blame Valley : We have ourselves to blame, We got what we voted for
• DeMint: Obama, Pelosi Not ‘Free Market Americans As I Understand It’
• “Parent trigger” could restructure or shut down low-performing schools
• N.J. Senate president pushes for shared services before League of Municipalities
• Department of Education Audit adds to New Jersey school district chaos
• New Jersey State League of Municipalities wants union officials out of state pension
• N.J. anti-bullying measures head for Senate, Assembly votes
• Valley Hospital has brought this mess on itself...
• Somerville Elementary School HSA presents A Holiday House Tour - Thursday, December 9th, 2010
• To cut costs, Gov. Christie’s toolbox just a start
• School bus ads approved by panel
• Christie chides legislators for failing to consider property-tax measures
• BOOKENDS : UPCOMING AUTHOR Signings
• Parlance Chamber Concert
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Thanksgiving Eve Fundraiser
• Stephen Wellinghorst was sworn in to the Village Council
• New Jersey Republican State Committee Chairman Jay Webber names redistricting team members
• FAA aims to alter airspace
• More NJ teachers break $50,000 in starting pay
• RIDGEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT TO HOST PRESENTATION ON SCIENCE
• Nearly $1 Trillion Net Tax Hike Proposed in Fiscal Commission’s ‘Tax Reform’ Plan
• Lights Out at New Giants Stadium
• Laurie Goodman : we should not be Racing to the Top because it is a Race to Nowhere.
• “The Times that Try Men's Souls”: Revolutionary War Re-enactment Weekend
• Concrete Slab at Travell Sports Field Absolutely Unacceptable
• Students today need EVERY competitive edge they can get to differentiate themselves at the most competitive (desirable) colleges
• Sen. Doherty, Colleagues to Discuss Opposition to New TSA Screening Procedures
• New Jersey Auditor Questions $27 Light Bulbs Billed Under Stimulus Program
• New Jersey State League of Municipalities Convention November 15th-19th, 2010
• The Ridgewood YMCA and the Diabetes Foundation will be hosting “Everything Diabetes Day”
• NJ Election Law Commission Documents Reveal $2000 Contribution to Forenza From Alfred C. Jones
• NO ONE has suggested that athletics are more important than academics. That is NOT, nor has it EVER been, the rationale for the turf and the lights.
• Department of Community Affairs audit reveals problems and irregularities
• NJ voters support state worker layoffs, furloughs and salary freezes, poll shows
• People’s Tool Kit’ offers ways to rein in spending
• GOP freeholders-elect tap Caliguire for transition chair
• Backlash grows over TSA's 'naked strip searches'
• Maybe parents are stressing the sports since they are not confident in the teachers of Ridgewood.
• THE LOOK OF THE TOWN IS CHANGING FOR THE WORSE
• U.S. Debt Proposal Would Cut Social Security, Taxes, Medicare
• NJEA has a problem with the truth
• Gov. Christie backs off plans for 1,200 N.J. employee layoffs
• Poll finds widespread support for state worker layoffs
• In there an unhealthy fixation on school sports or are we creating well rounded people ?
• Winberie's on Oak Street Is Closing : Update
• If we were so fixiated on sports how come it took 30 years for us to upgrade our facilities to a point where they were on par with our peers?
• Bergen County Executive-Elect Donovan Announces Transition Team
• The BOE and council seem unable to make intelligient decisions for the town
• NJEA: I do not understand why teachers should have their convention on regular business/school days during the school year
• VETERAN'S DAY : Ceremony to Honor Veterans in Memorial Park at Van Neste Square
• Hawes Elementary School Fire : Update
• N.J. Gov. Christie calls Parsippany Superintendent Lee Seitz’ contract ‘definition of greed and arrogance’
• Officials call Ridgewood water rate hike 'inappropriate'
• NIMBY NONSENSE : Small grass roots organizations are the foundation for a democracy
• West Bergen Mental Healthcare Update - Rescheduled to December 1
• Hawes Elementary School Fire: Not the constructions fault????
• the Village of Ridgewood: Some readers think we need the town workers back
• Lightgate :The Master Plan calls for the installation of Sports Lighting
• Lightgate : eleven poles and over a hundred 1500 watt bulbs
• Classes were cancelled for the day after fire at Hawes Elementary School
• Should the Village of Ridgewood move to partisan, November elections?
• Kyleigh’s Law : Predators delight
• Ticket Blitz hits Train Station Parking lot last Friday
• Ridgewood Taxi discounts to Seniors
• Sports Fields : The Plan came ENTIRELY from vested interests in favor of maximum expansion of fields
• Ridgewood has approximately 60% of the open recreation space recommended to support a population of it's size : Then why haven't we turfed Habernickel?
• The Village is governed by a "me and my neighbors first" attitude
• COAH: N.J. Assembly committee to consider affordable housing bill that focuses on rezoning
• New Jersey Public Education :Sloppy bookkeeping, errors, plague school stimulus spending
• November Elections :Seniors fled Democrats in midterm
• Convention snub still rankles NJ teacher union
• Kathe Donovan: Democrats stunned by her Victory
• Ridgewood Knights Distribute "Shake the Can" Proceeds
• Village Council Elections : I just don't understand the ballot controversy here.
• Readers laugh at "NIMBY" claim
• Valley Hospital : I think the Board of Trustee should really consider some new management and a new approach
• Russ Forenza : Guess which candidate didn't even bother to put his slogan on the ballot
• We should be applauding the BOE for the long term benefit they have provided for Ridgewood, not chastising them.
• The 60% of the open recreation space recommended figure originated from a space planner that had a vested interest in profiting from the redesigning of our fields
• CHECK-OUT HUNGER RETURNS FOR 20th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
• Ridgewood restaurant Winberie's to close Nov. 21
• Don't forget to turn your clocks back tonight
• Readers react to Russell Forenza's wild accusations of Voter fraud in the village.
• Bankruptcy of U.S. is ‘Mathematical Certainty,’ Says Former CEO of Nation's 10th Largest Bank
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• COAH : The overhaul of New Jersey’s affordable housing system is going back to the drawing board.
• Stephen Wellinghorst's overwhelming victory revives debate over Valley Hospital
• Field lights : Lights installed at Stevens Field in Ridgewood
• Christie moves to block school districts from circumventing his cap
• Wellinghorst Wins in a Landslide !
• If Valley is a 'NIMBY' issue, then the $48 million bond referendum was an 'IMBY' issue.
• Ridgewood Taxi: No License to Operate For The Past 2 Years
• Not enough focus on the other issues facing the village
• That's called the "under-vote".
• RHS atheletics: Our priorities are backwards.
• It's a shame that today it takes a NIMBY issue for people to get to the polls.
• Election Results for Ridgewood
• Stephen Wellinghorst wins a decisive and clear victory in Village council race
• Village Council vote breakdown by district
• Congrats to Steve and all who care about Ridgewood!
• Steve Wellinghorst: I want to thank all of you that voted for me yesterday
• Village Council Election, takeaways from the election
• Mr. Wellinghorst -- please lead.
• District by District: Steve ran a great campaign and deserved to win
• What we have here is a failure to communicate
• The Ridgewood Blog ,no thank you !
• New in Stock – Zino Embassy Selection @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Don't forget to Vote Today, November 2. Polls open from 6AM-8PM.
• Where the heck are the candidates’ names on the ballot?
• CNN POLL: 75 % of Americans who say things are going badly in the country
• "Lightgate" The BOE entered into a "Lease Purchase Agreement" perfectly legal for a public school system
• Fed-up small-business owners may use their votes to vent
• FACEBOOK AND TEXTING: PRESENTATION TO BE HELD AT BFMS AUDITORIUM
• 138th Annual Harvest Fair at Old Paramus Church November 6th
• Statewide ballot question causes confusion
• New Jersey’s hottest race: Adler v. Runyan
• Clash of ideas in NJ’s 12th District
• Gallup poll points to GOP rout
• Whats this?
• NJ Republicans add more new registered voters than Democrats
• Election results to show if national Republican movement sweeps up in New Jersey
• Happy Halloween from the Ridgewood blog
• sign ,sign every where a sign candidates make their final push
• Thank you Emergency Services
• Many wonder what are Mr. Trains true motivations
• RHS Dance: modified our procedures to keep events drug and alcohol free
• Election Day Fraud Hotline
• DOCTORS KNOW BEST: PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS TO ENDORSE LITTLE
• The Preserve Graydon Coalition: Vote for Wellinghorst on Tues
• The Ridgewood blog has decided to whole heartily endorse Stephen Wellinghorst in the upcoming Nov 2nd election for Council.
• New Curbside Bulk Refuse Pickup Schedule A Total Failure!
• Carve that Pumpkin Happy Halloween
• The election of Steve Wellinghorst would be a wise and complimentary addition as he brings both professional and personal qualities that truly round out the council
• I would like to know if the parent who hit Carlos, the security guard at RHS, with her car was ever identified and prosecuted?
• My fellow Villagers are behaving like brats
• The RHSNA was formed by a group of neighbors that primarily live on the north side of the high school.
• Oliver Train responds to accusations
• Top Union Official Caught on Tape Discussing Voter Fraud
• New Jersey Tea Party Coalition : Mr. DeStefano has no connection to any legitimate Tea Party in the State
• Village Council Election: I'm not looking for checkmate. I don't want a fight, I want a solution.
• How Obama Lost his Magic
• Train or Wellinghorst : I am concerned that they will take votes from each other and give the election to one of the other candidates. Is there a solution for this concern?
• Sen. Frank Lautenberg says he has launched an investigation into tunnel to Macy’s basement
• New Jersey Senate Race a Referendum on Christie as Unions Back Democrats
• The League of Women Voters of Ridgewood Reminds YOU: Don't forget to Vote this Tuesday, November 2.
• Village Council Elections :Decisions , Decisions
• Pro Valley Russell Forenza : rolls out the check book
• Family Event in Ridgewood Nov 4th Jeffrey and The Bossy Frog
• Village Council Elections : Learn the facts and make your vote count. You shouldn't complain about anything unless you vote!
• European air officials say US security goes overboard; British Airways calls demands excessive
• Kathe Donovan Will Restore Fiscal Restraint and Constantly Improve the Quality of Life in Bergen County
• RHS field lights : It certainly appears that the BOE intended to install the field lights all along
• Stephen Wellinghorst : I started a non-profit organization wherein lawyers from across the Country donate their time to families in need staying at Ronald McDonald Houses
• Village Council Elections : Vote Steve Wellinghorst
• Readers Continue to say "Valley" is the primary issue of this campaign
• Reader Suggests Candidate Oliver Train will pull a "Richie" if he is elected
• Russ Firenza’s clear ties to Valley and current tenure as an administrator in Paterson offers me more concern than comfort
• BOE Embroiled in "Lightgate"
• Dear Voter: My name is Steve Wellinghorst and I'm running for Ridgewood Village Council
• Mr. Forenza is totally unelectable
• Alla Train :I thought it appropriate to write a few words to tell the loyal readers of this blog, who are mostly supporters of Russ Forenza and Steve Wellinghorst, what Oliver Train is all about.
• Reader says it's time for Mr. Train to drop out of this race
• Steve Wellinghorst is the only truly electable candidate here.
• Gov. Christie expresses concern over cable dispute
• Christie: If others help pay, the ARC tunnel may be built
• N.J. Assembly consider affordable housing reform bill
• Field Lights: Whats the balance ?
• VILLAGE LEAF REMOVAL BEGINS OCTOBER 18TH
• Village Council Candidates Night - Oct 20th
• Sick leave cap passes assembly committee
• Kathe Donovan Disgusted by Allegations of Bullying, Intimidation and Reprisals Against County Employees
• Cars Most Likely To Get A Ticket
• Ridgewood Co-op Hosts Movie Day
• Generation Text: Facebook and Texting Are Your Kids Safe?
• Holiday Tree Debacle : The mistake was to ever move the event in the first place
• Teachers fired for flirting on Facebook with students
• November Elections : Little supporters swamp Pallone in Aberdeen
• November Elections : Sipprelle assails U.S. Rep. Rush Holt on Wall Street reform
• Proposed bill would use teacher givebacks to help buy back lost positions
• RHS Stadium In Action
• Bergen County Executive Race :Donovan Wins Big at October 7th Debate
• CHECK-OUT HUNGER RETURNS FOR 20th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
• Readers suggest the Traditional Ridgewood Tree Lighting was moved for the personal gain of certain individuals at the Village Hall
• NJ ASK : SCHOOL REPORT CARD
• Ridgewood Schools : Readers ask are we trying to hide student's ASK results?
• Ridgewood Schools : Readers asks,"Why should you have to be a failing student to get the good education we all pay for so dearly?"
• NCLB : Punishes the achievers at the expense of the low achievers
• Ridgewood Christmas Tree Fund
• VOR Athletic Fields and Recreational Facilities Use Policy - Field Lighting
• Congressman Rothman, Congressman Pallone, Senator Menendez and Senator Lautenberg pressured the FDA to approve of a medical device for after rdaleceiving campaign donations from the manufacturer.
• School Reuse Challenge Fundraiser
• Household Hazardous Waste - October 17, 2010
• The New Jersey Senate has adopted a bill that may abolish Council on Affordable Housing (COAH)
• Democrats’ primary turnout lowest on record
• Tea Party set to win enough races for wide influence
• Young voters pose skeptical questions to Obama
• Democratic funding fades
• Are your kids (and you) addicted to texting?
• the Village of Ridgewood : four accidents occurred within 3,000 feet of each another during the six-day span
• the Village of Ridgewood : four accidents occurred within 3,000 feet of each another during the six-day span but a resident has an idea ...
• Village Council Elections : Russell Forenza hits the world wide web
• Costs to Erect Christmas Tree On Broad Street Still Unknown - Promised Donation From Chamber of Commerce Not In Hand Yet
• October 20th ,The Ridgewood League of Women Voters is sponsoring a Candidates Night for the one open seat on the Village Council
• BOE looks to dump "drivers ed"
• N.J. voters who backed President Obama less likely to vote in mid-term elections,
• N.J. mayors push for caps on salary increases for public employees
• Voters Believe Overwhelmingly That Politicians Don’t Keep Their Promises, and Most Say It’s Deliberate
• Judge lets 20 state healthcare suit go forward
• Donovan Will Establish Office of Asset Recovery
• Boys and girls ages 10-14 are invited to try out for the Ridgewood YMCA's travel basketball teams
• RHS athletics a little back ground
• There's too much emphasis on athletics in our schools
• Growing debt for towns gets little scrutiny State watchdog
• The Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood’s 33rd Fabulous Fall Festival
• the sign should read "Another project brought to you by the taxpayers of the state and country"
• Varsity boys' soccer game was at RHS stadium they won 5-0
• Are New Jersey public officials required to report a bribe?
• The BOE was looking for ways to "bring HS sports back to Campus
• Its time for a retractable dome at RHS Stadium
• Golden Toilet: "I guess you don't get much for $400,000.00 anymore."
• COLUMBUS DAY
• ARC Hudson River rail tunnel lacked New York support
• Friday Night lights
• State Sen. Loretta Weinberg is pushing legislation that would prohibit public officials from texting and emailing at public meetings.
• Democrats view Tod Theise campaign to unseat Scott Garrett as a long shot at best
• BOOKENDS October: Apolo Ohno,Meadowlark Lemon,Kat Von D,Rick Springfield
• Ridgewood Open Space Committee Report
• The Village of Ridgewood : SOLID WASTE AND BULK PICK-UPS REMINDER
• Village of Ridgewood : ANNUAL FLU CLINIC - October 18th at Village Hall Senior Center
• Christie Agrees To Reconsider Tunnel Decision
• Rep Scott Garrett : The Consequences of Health Care Reform
• Ridgewood Planning Board : never publishes minutes in anything like a timely manner, which makes it easier for them to do their thing without oversight
• Kaleigh’s Law : Chris Christie vetoes bill calling for 6-month review of Kaleigh’s Law decals
• U.S. Rep. John Adler (D-Cherry Hill) recruited (fake) Tea Party candidate Peter DeStefano to drain votes from Republican challenger
• Ridgewood Store Opening THIS WEEK : DoubleTake
• Tonight, Thursday, October 7, 2010 at 7:00 pm : Garden State Equality presents a town meeting with some of Tyler's friends and neighbors
• TASTING EVENT : La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Ridgewood Schools : OCTOBER IS WALK-TO-SCHOOL MONTH
• Math Wars: Students in Singapore have repeatedly ranked at or near the top on international math exams since the mid-1990s
• Sunshine Law
• Christie ready to pull plug on $8.7B rail tunnel
• The deadline to register to vote in the November election is October 12th
• Math Wars: "Connected Math is a nightmare."
• Oct 5 - Planning Board Discusses Ordinance change and does not inform the public
• New Jersey transportation officials suspend 100 road, rail projects
• Jersey City and Newark among the 10 most expensive places in the nation to run a company
• New Jersey’s towns and cities face another daunting challenge: the spike in property tax appeals
• November Election : Roland Straten is all business
• Donovan Unveils 4 Point Plan for Bergen County Fiscal Sanity
• Americans for Prosperity to Congressman Adler: Stop Using AFP as a Smokescreen to Hide Your Big Government Record
• How does the Village justify a tax assessment that is around 20% inflated?
• “Not My Kid: What Every Parent Should Know About Youth Suicide Prevention”
• Al Qaeda Suspect Worked at PSE&G Nuclear Plant
• The Planning Board Master Plan Hospital amendment on October 5th ?
• Department of Transportation Commissioner James Simpson pulls plug on state-funded transportation pr
• Director of Ridgewood Water, Frank J. Moritz declares that the Stage III water shortage in Ridgewood
• Readers Report being Cheated by Virgin Mobile Wireless
• FARMERS MARKET Open Every Sunday through October 31st
• Ridgewood Traffic Advisory - Goffle Road: SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC TO BE CLOSED 10/1 through 10/17
• Does Valley Hospital have Ridgewood under siege ?
• It's up to all of us to educate everyone around us about the consequences of bullying
• October 20th ,The Ridgewood League of Women Voters is sponsoring a Candidates Night for the one open
• TASTING EVENT -- New Release -- La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Cheese of the week
• $48 million dollar Referendum : RHS Flood Zone
• Village Council Elections : Oliver Train, " Honestly I don't know whom the CRR will be end
• Charter Schools : Christie airs plan to ease charter-school creation
• New Jersey towns race to ace efficiency test needed for state funds
• New poll finds Adler, Runyan in statistical dead heat
• Village Council Elections : Readers Press on Candidates Positions on Valley
• Xanadu : Yes it was dumb idea
• Assembly Majority Leader Joseph Cryan (D-Union) to propose bill allowing property tax hike larger th
• McDonald's May Drop Health Plan
• McNerney: Wining, Dining, Chauffeuring on the Taxpayer Dime
• URBAN FLOOD ADVISORY
• NJ among states in poor fiscal health, report finds
• Oct. 20 LWV Candidates Night: A Different Moderator, One Hopes
• Christie Seeks Pay Changes in N.J. School Overhaul
• Reader says Concerned Residents of Ridgewood will back Wellinghorst and Train will bow out
• State probe chastises NJSIAA for reckless spending
• Tea Party sues feds over health care
• New Jersey's own Rep. Frank Pallone (D-Long Branch), , cast the deciding vote to adjourn Congre
• Irish Eyes Imports : Trunk Show
• Our Deepest Sympathies go out to the family and friends of the victim
• My name is Steve Wellinghorst and I'm running for Ridgewood Council in November. I am writing t
• Ridgewood Times Reports : Village Council to adopt an ordinance for management salary increases
• SKATEBOARD - Best Trick Contest ! October 9, 2010
• NJ Assembly advances Christie’s property tax reform measures
• Christie poised to unveil education reforms today
• Economy, jobs are key issues in NJ’s closest congressional race
• thank you for reading ....
• Justices to take up issue of DUI
• GOP poll finds anti-incumbent sentiment in North Jersey
• DEMOCRAT BURT ROSS WHO SYMBOLIZES HONEST GOVERNMENT ENDORSES KATHE DONOVAN
• Village Council Elections: Thanks to all who attended this Saturday’s meeting at The Stable
• Village Council Elections :Ridgewood Voters Cautiously Optimistic they wont get "Richied"
• Ridgewood Traffic Advisory - FULL CLOSURE of Goffle Road - September 27 - 30
• New federal regulations have forced Ridgewood's Traffic and Signal Department to replace every
• N.J. workforce is third most-bloated in country with 19K excess state workers, study says
• NJ schools fail to prepare future workers
• Christie report: Xanadu appears to be failure
• The Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood to Hold its 33rd Fabulous Fall Festival on October 2, 20
• Rep Scott Garrett : Uncertainty , Our Greatest Obstacle
• Donovan Proposes Major Reform to Protect Taxpayers from Official Corruption
• N.J. ranks 5th in nation for most out-of-state migration, data shows
• Valley Renewal: Welcome to VALLEYWOOD
• Village Council Election: Mr. Wellinghorst posted any of his positions yet?
• N.J. towns’ payments to pension system to rise an average of 22 percent
• Bergen County financing agency makes mockery of pay-to-play reform
• Acting-Gov. Kim Guadagno signs order to establish bi-partisan Red Tape Review Commission
• Supercellars :Cheese of the week
• Oprah to host N.J. Gov. Christie, Newark Mayor Booker for $100M school gift by Facebook CEO
• Q&A with North Jersey Congressional candidates: The health insurance overhaul
• "Opem Letter" : It should clearly state that it was paid for by Valley, or it might mislea
• Village Council succumbs to “move the tree” e-mail barrage – Additional Christmas
• NJ Assemblyman requests criminal investigation into ex-sheriff’s move to Port Authority
• Poll: Public behind Christie on many reforms
• NJ school choice bill : Will there be a stampede out of troubled schools?
• NJ: Overruns would cancel commuter tunnel
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Hosts Inaugural Stickball Tournament
• Ridgewood YMCA : Youth Basketball League
• Sierra Club Endorses Kathe Donovan for Bergen County Executive
• The questionable,"Open Letter to Ridgewood Residents from Doug Dittrick & Lindsey D. Barcla
• NJDEP : Northeast Water Quality Management (WQM) Plan
• Annual Fall River Clean Up : Goffle Brook
• Gov. Chris Christie looks to slash income taxes to revive the state's economy
• State Senator Loretta Weinberg will be our keynote speaker at the annual League of Women Voters of R
• Do you think Facebook should be allowed in school? Is it a tool or a distriction? Should we take tim
• Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood Expands Kindergarten Enrichment Program
• Washington Township, Chatham, NJ, will pay municipal employees to opt-out of health insurance
• More people moved out of New Jersey than all but four other states between 2000 to 2008, underscorin
• Leaders from the Federated HSA and select BOE & Town Council Members will be meeting with Valley
• End of Bush-era tax cuts :"I will find that money [for the increased tax rate] through eliminat
• Bergen County Executive Race : Kathleen A. Donovan officially opened her campaign headquarters in Ru
• The head of security at Ridgewood High School (RHS) was bumped by a car Thursday morning while direc
• The BOE has issued an RFP for the role of Underwriter in the financing of a School Refunding Bond
• Village Council Elections : "in my house my kids are learning that they don't get everythi
• Village Council Elections :Increasing ratables does not lower property taxes, it just spreads the pa
• Village Council Elections : Like it or not, in our Village the school and budgets are separate from
• Expiring tax cuts, a typical family with a $50,000 income will pay $2,900 more in taxes
• Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce asks Village Council to move the tree lighting ceremony back to the tr
• NJ Assembly probes ‘pay-to-play’ fees at schools
• Constitution Day, a Time to Reflect
• Audit finds NJ judges’ secretaries granted excessive vacation time
• State Government: A Crisis in Management
• Q&A with North Jersey Congressional candidates: Job creation
• NJ government workers rush to retirement
• A Cupcake to fight Childhood Cancer
• Village Council Elections : How about some important questions for any and all of our candidates
• Scott Rasmussen and Douglas Schoen: One nation under revolt
• Annual Fall Luncheon of the League of Women Voters Presents State Senator Loretta Weinberg ; "T
• BOE SEEKS VOLUNTEER FOR FIELDS COMMITTEE
• Christie to propose major changes to NJ employee pensions, health benefits
• Keep teachers off school boards
• Bergen County Executive Race : McNerney said that, despite the indictment, it is inappropriate to de
• Bergen County Freeholder’s Meeting Tonight
• Village Council Elections : Oliver Train In short
• Swimming in chlorinated pools can cause an increased risk of cancer
• NJ school choice bill : unintended consequences ,property tax arbitrage
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Makes Donation to the Adler Aphasia Center
• Gov. Christie signs bill allowing N.J. residents to send children to public schools in other towns
• Ridgewood Schools warn of alleged 'flasher' near RHS
• N.Y.-N.J. tunnel project halted on cost overruns
• Gov. Chris Christie signs order to eliminate 60 boards, commissions
• NJ School Choice Bill : Readers have Questions
• Village Council Elections in November ,let the candidates speak
• Village Council Elections : Lou Lembo "careful planning" and "mutual agreement"
• Village Council Elections : Russell Forenza ,"Pro Valley Renewal"
• Village Council Elections : “Recent events in the village have motivated me to step up and par
• 9/11 a Day to Remember
• Village Council Candidate Oliver Train : this is not a one-issue election
• The Ridgewood Police Department : School is open drive carefully
• Four Ridgewood residents officially file for vacant council seat
• Kathleen Donovan Won't Play in Desperate Democrats' Show Trial
• Public payroll, pension records under scrutiny in NJ under scrutiny
• As Stadiums Vanish, Their Debt Lives On
• 12 N.J. communities to receive WTC steel pieces for memorials
• Gov. Christie pushes reform agenda for N.J. ethics rules, pension and health benefits
• Obamacare: Health Insurers' Tie Proposed Rate Hikes to Health Care Reform
• Report: Castro says Cuban model doesn't work
• Ridgewood Public Library : "Ridgewood Remembers Our Friends and Neighbors."
• RGGI : What Does New Jersey’s Cap & Trade Program Mean for You?
• Valley Renewal vs Pascack Valley Hospital’s renewal
• Ridgewood Schools: Tony Orsini has more parenting tips for us
• Gov. Chris Christie is kicking off a series of town halls to unveil his reform agenda
• the Ridgewood blog : Run Ads or Get in Touch
• Graydon Pool : Membership was way up this summer. The pool sold 3,691 season badges in 2010, compare
• the Ridgewood blog : A special thanks to the Village workers
• Labor Day : A Short History
• For labor Day ,"The Communist Internationale"
• Hackensack University Medical Center : started small, but steadily expanded
• BOOKENDS: Upcoming Author Signings
• Ground Zero Mosque: The original owners of the Ground Zero mosque site mysteriously spurned dozens o
• Less then 120 Days to Go Until the Largest Tax Hikes in History
• Valley Renewal : Open Letter
• Valley Renewal: I believe that the town must support the hospital if it wants to continue to benefit
• Floggers attempt to attack and discredit Council Women Bernie Walsh and she responds ,"No, I ha
• New School Year at the Cooperative School of Ridgewood
• Valley Renewal: Valley is in an arms race with Hackensack Medical
• Valley Renewal : Yes or No
• NJ Choral Society Auditions for Vocal Parts Sept 7th and 14th at the First Presbyterian Church of Ra
• Ridgewood Knights of Columbus to Host Inaugural Stickball Tournament
• Please support CRR’s lawsuit and help preserve the beautiful landscape and suburban community
• Rasmussen Reports :Voters Believe that Democrats in Congress Want to Raise Taxes, Increase Governmen
• Crazed eco-terrorist shot dead after taking hostages at Discovery Channel HQ after they 'ignore
• If Jimmy Carter created Ronald Reagan, Barack Obama created Chris Christie
• Art in the sand at Graydon Pool
• Restoring Honor in Washington :500,000 attendees from all races, religions (or none at all) from acr
• Voters, not aid cuts, kill school construction projects
• Moody’s Investors Service cuts Westfield Bond-Rating
• Top Economist Warns Congress: Passing Pair of Union-Backed Bills Would Create a ‘Ponzi Scheme
• Valley Renewal : I simply object to the size of the expansion in a residential neighborhood
• Valley Renewal : the change to the master plan is discriminatory
• Valley Renewal: Folks in "Upper Ridgewood"are fools to think this is not going to have an
• Blackman Plumbing Supply buys Ridgewood Corp
• America faces a crisis of leadership
• The Ridgewood blog Special Series: Restoring Honor in Washington, Part III
• GOP Takes Unprecedented 10-Point Lead on Generic Ballot
• The Concerned Residents of Ridgewood filed a lawsuit on Monday in New Jersey Superior Court to chall
• Congressman Scott Garrett :Greater and greater control of our educational system is being wrested fr
• Obama, Democrats got 88 percent of 2008 contributions by TV network execs, writers, reporters
• The Top Music Studio Seeking Youth Choir Members
• Contact the Ridgewood Blog
• Ridgewood's 17th Annual Car Show
• Ridgewood Street Fair
• The Ridgewood YMCA : extraordinary and unique opportunity to lead the FIRST Robotics Competition Tea
• The Ridgewood blog Special Series: Restoring Honor in Washington, Part II
• CLIMATE CHANGE : A damming report has highlighted questions over the credibility of a leading climat
• The Ridgewood blog Special Series: Restoring Honor in Washington, DC
• Hair Diva Tabatha Coffey needs to take a page from her own book and do an intervention at her Indust
• Accepting Gifts : A Slippery Slope
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY LAWS: Drivers are distracted and in a rush and it's costing people their live
• Planning Board :What makes you think that the wizards of smart won't screw this re-zoning matte
• I want to commend the Village workers for the prompt and wonderful job they did removing the huge br
• Bolger Foundation may sever donations to Ridgewood
• Route 17 corridor : Ridgewood Planning Board hears idea for new commercial zone
• Newly appointed Police Chief John Ward will continue to keep 2009 salary
• Valley Sprinklers
• yes. originally the NJEA was dead set against the Race for the Top application
• The Ridgewood Y is introducing a Youth Fencing class
• NJEA: Good job teachers union. due to your lack of support for the Race to the Top improvements, NJ
• Senate approves bill eliminating 40 inactive, outdated N.J. agencies
• Anna Little within striking distance U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone (D-Long Branch)
• Kyleigh’s Law : parents, especially of women, think the decals can alert perverts to young dri
• New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, D-Manhattan Opposes Islamic Victory "Cordoba Initiati
• What I questioned was how change could be made that would be equitable and a change for the better
• There is a problem when only like 2 teachers got canned for poor performance in the whole state in t
• McNerney & Stimulus signs – perfect together!
• Truth in pensions: Just how big a hole are we in?
• Just two people in New Jersey will begin receiving coverage Monday under new plans created by federa
• Five district schools had roof leaks overnight into Monday after heavy rains pounded the region on S
• Teachers Tenure : Evaluating teachers is not as difficult as you suggest
• Susan Sherrill former editor of the Ridgewood News to become the Records food and entertainment edit
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis: Stupid Ideas and Stupid Deals
• The 2010 Barclays Daily Tournament Schedule
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY LAWS : When did learning how to cross the street become so difficult for people?
• How is it that the village government listened to some residents and not others?
• Former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean: Ground Zero Mosque,"a real affront
• Calls mount for a N.J. tenure system based on teacher skills
• Muslim-born Miss USA says she opposes Ground Zero Islamic center
• Hillmann Electric & Lighting Celebrates 100 Years in Ridgewood
• MUSIC FOR FARMS TO PLAY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10 BENEFIT CONCERT FOR ROCKLAND FARM ALLIANCE IN CHESTNUT
• Annual Football Kickoff Dinner responses due Saturday August 21st !
• Sunset over Graydon Pool
• Bergen County Executive Race:How much is it going to cost us to get rid of McNerney's name on a
• Water Restrictions : Why Every Year?
• Look Both Ways: no matter what you do, you need to use your head !
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY LAWS : The bottom line is that a place like Ridgewood should have traffic light co
• KeepAmericaSafe.com: WE REMEMBER
• Habernickel property : Its another Ridgewood Folly
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY LAWS : Ridgewood should ticket violations on both sides
• 60% of Voters Say Most in Congress Don't Care What They Think
• Democratic Congressman Bill Pascrell Supports Staffer After She Physically Attacks Constituents
• With 77 days left in a major election, the County Executive Dennis McNerney has been, quiet
• “SIGNS FROM GOD” WORLD PREMIERE
• SHREDDING EVENT SATURDAY, AUGUST 21
• Ridgewood Water Updated 8/14/2010 - Stage III Water Restrictions
• 'It’s been a tough summer to grow grass,' says Ridgewood Country Club head pro David
• Ground Zero Mosque :American Muslim organization says President Obama is wrong
• Ground Zero Church still in Limbo
• N.J. bill places cap, restrictions on retirement payouts for current public employees
• Pedestrian Hit : Yet, another person gets hit today
• Ground Zero Mosque: This is not a "Freedom of Religion" issue people.
• Habernickle : its been too long with zero progress
• Ridgewood Public Schools a Hot Bed for Indie Bands
• New Jersey fiscal crisis :Communities across the state and country, plagued by stagnant revenues and
• Retirement applications from New Jersey teachers, police officers, firefighters and state workers ju
• The Ridgewood blog is proud to announce the winner of the 2010 best Pizza in Ridgewood Contest ; Com
• Real Tax Increases, Real Consequences
• "Cordoba Initiative" Ground Zero mosque : We Muslims know the Ground Zero mosque is meant
• Americans continue to express near-record-low confidence in newspapers and television news
• The Schedler development has currently been put on hold
• Congressman Scott Garrett: Another Taxpayer Funded Bailout!
• Federal workers earning double their private counterparts
• Chris Christie "As much as I love teachers, everyone’s gotta be a part of the sacrifice&q
• Village will not supply lunchtime crossing guards
• Sanity Reigns; Village Council Scrubs Plan to Charge for Parking at Graydon South
• Amendment to a state statute would allow municipalities that operate under the Faulkner system to ch
• Ridgewood Police to Conduct Crosswalk Safety Sting Operation
• the Ridgewood blog best Pizza 2010 Poll closes at 9pm this Friday
• Garage Sales
• Nearly Half of Americans Have ‘Very Unfavorable’ View of Congress Ahead of November Elec
• Valley Renewal: If the properties in the immediate neighborhood are devalued the tax assessments wil
• The Ridgewood YMCA is looking for youth and teen basketball players interested in participating on t
• 57% of Likely Voters Describe Democratic Congressional Agenda As Extreme
• Readers Suggest Village Hall Has created this Mess and now its time they pick up the tab and pay for
• Pension Reform: States test whether public pension benefits given can be taken away
• Christie administration may not apply for $268M U.S. education aid to prop up unions
• Even in harsh economic times teachers still looking for raises
• Common Sense Fails to Prevail; Village Council Readies Plan to Slam RHS Students and Parents With St
• Federal Employees Earn 30 to 40 Percent More than Private-Sector Workers, Study Finds
• West Bergen Supportive Housing, 234 S. Broad Street
• The Village of Ridgewood : Man about Town
• Residents continue to take issue with Tactics Used at Planning Board Meeting
• Restoring Honor 8-28-10
• Congress looks to punish top earners
• Valley Renewal
• Ridgewood Country Club gearing up for The Barclays
• Readers Continue to Question Pizza Poll
• Pizza Poll Continues to Raise Eyebrows
• Anonymity is a privilege
• Seeking Residents to Volunteer to Serve on the Planning Board
• Cigarette Tax Revenue declines
• Garage Sale
• State Pensions: Given how wrong past pension projections were, who should pay to fill the 13-figure
• Get a $100 Statement Credit Just for Traveling
• Valley Renewal: The opposition to Valley masterfully played on the emotions, fears, and paranoia of
• Master Plan : Urbanization of Ridgewood
• Village Council Moves to Convert Graydon South Parking Lot into Cash Cow
• Valley Renewal : the unspoken long range plan is to get this built....then quietly buy up more prope
• Valley Renewal : Let's list the impact
• Bergen County Executive Race : Kathleen A. Donovan Spells Out her Positions
• Colony Capital is expected to give up the $2 billion Xanadu project in New Jersey
• New Jersey fiscial crisis : Assembly committee to discuss $10.5B budget deficit
• If congressional races look bad for Democrats, the 37 gubernatorial contests are even worse.
• Valley Renewal : Planning Board memorializing their own foolishness
• BOE budget : a bunch of obvious ways to save money that nobody wants to touch because they are too p
• Keep Cool
• Missouri voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a federal mandate to purchase health insurance
• Ridgewood homes are being devalued by high property taxes.
• Valley Renewal : I'm conflicted about this.
• Private vs. Public Sector Pay
• Ridgewood schools will receive close to $1 million from the federal government as part of the U.S. D
• Last night the Ridgewood Planning Board voted to memorialize changes in the master plan that allowed
• New Jersey Fiscial Crisis : Voters Want Spending Cuts Over Higher Taxes
• Bergen County Executive race: “The residents now understand how corrupt the Democratic Party h
• Ridgewood Country Club :Mickelson Says He's Played Inconsistently While Seeking No. 1 Golf Rank
• Bergen County Improvement Authority : consumer mortgage scam was lacking in key financial safeguards
• Joe Ferriero Dethroned Bergen Democratic leader may be itching to reclaim his empire
• Democrat Sen. Paul Sarlo of Wood-Ridge insists he's not afraid of Ferriero
• The Forget Me Not Foundation Announces Inaugural Fundraiser: “An Evening To Remember”
• Governor Chris Christie is addressing the decades of corruption, greed and mismanagement causing the
• Entitlement Mentality Prevalent in Public Employees
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• New Recycling Collection Schedule - Effective August 1, 2010
• What Snooki knows that Washington Doesn't : Simple Economics
• Pascack Valley : Governor Chris Christie is doing the right thing
• RSA Special Needs Soccer Program
• Cruising Re-imagined…Aboard the Norwegian Epic
• State workers with 'NO'' education rake it in
• The Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Village fo Ridgewood : Garage Sales
• Gov. Christie supports reopening of Pascack Valley Hospital
• Record wakes up from a deep sleep to find a train station
• Arrangements for Caitlin Alvaro
• Ken Gabbert, Village Manager : forward any specific Village of Ridgewood Building Department time of
• Black bear chased by Ridgewood Police officers.
• Super Cellars and the Cheese Shop Reward Card Savings
• Graydon Pool : Ultimate Frisbee at Graydon Pool
• BOE Contractor Issued Summons For Violating Noise Ordinance
• Pay Parking Tickets On Line @ NJMCdirect
• Lance: Bush-era tax relief to expire disastrous effect on New Jersey’s working families
• Reader Rediscovers the Laffer Curve
• Readers continue to complain over the time it takes for construction approvals
• Important message from RHS Principal, Jack Loren
• DONOVAN LEADS McNERNEY BY 12 POINTS AMONG LIKELY VOTERS, 49% - 37%, IN BERGEN COUNTY EXECUTIVE RACE
• Salary Caps :What should Dr. Fishbein be paid?
• Donovan suggests that an independent audit of BCIA
• New Jersey Education Reform : A proposed bill would allow charter schools to be authorized more quic
• Healthcare Rationing something to look fiorward to in the USA
• New Jersey's pension system crisis is sinking
• Salary caps coming sooner than you think
• Village Cuts Number of Recycling and Curbside Rubbish Pickups
• The lights at Stevens and RHS are not the work of Jack Carroll, they were outlined in the Village/BO
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• Smart Girl New Jersey Summit
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• Ridgewood Police: I am very leery of any reduction in their numbers be it through attrition or layof
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• Ridgewood Police :Being proactive might just save your job. Remember, we all read the police blotter
• Reader Suggests a change to the "12 hour shifts" rule would make the Ridgewood Police mor
• BOE: The issue of lights at RHS fields was publicly addressed early on and throughout the referendum
• Pedestrian Hit: I get the impression that many of you drivers don't get out and walk much.
• Pedestrian Hit : KUDOS to the moms (and dads) who do take the time to teach their kids how to cross
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• Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 75% of Likely Voters prefer free markets over
• $48 million dollar Referendum : Sports Groups Still Pay for the lights
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• Gov. Chris Christie to overhaul teacher contract negotiations
• Readers are looking for answers ...
• BOE : Once again lack of transparency
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• REVISED SCHOOL CALENDAR APPROVED AT BOE MEETING
• Mayor Cory Booker orders Newark government to stop buying toilet paper
• Ridgewood mortgage broker pleads guilty to fraud scheme and wire fraud, names Bergen County Improvem
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• It could be worse...
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• NJ Senate panel considers allowing cities to furlough public workers
• Bank of the Cascades gets third extension
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• New Jersey Senate will begin considering nearly three dozen bills today designed to help towns, coun
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• TECH NOTES: What is a Small Business IT Consultant?
• New Jersey is preparing to announce the confirmation of at least six new charter schools this week
• Local superintendents weigh in on Christie's proposal to cap their salaries
• State lawmakers push for a bill that could expand the alternative public schools'
• Thank you, If your looking to run ads or get in touch with the Ridgewood Blog
• Obama Bumper Sticker Removal Kit
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• Valley Renewal : Princeton Health Care System decided to relocate after careful review and analysis
• Valley Renewal : "ladies and gentlemen" on our Planning Board etc., did WRONG!
• Ridgewood Police : Appointment of Senior Officer in Charge
• Do do some polling irregularities we have decided to re-run the Ridgewood Blog Poll for best Pizza 2
• Stop the Government from jacking up our gas and electric rates with even more taxes
• Village looks to Tax Income from Pease Library
• BOOKENDS :UPCOMING AUTHOR Signings
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• The Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce presents "Grow Your Business" Networking Luncheon
• Christie Takes Aim at School Administration Salaries : this kind of micro-management is PRECISELY wh
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• From The Save Jersey Blog : Christie Takes Aim at School Administration Salaries
• Elderly man get struck by car at the intersection of Oak and Franklin Ave
• We've been Hacked : Pizza Poll Results under dispute
• Kent Smith Pastor at the West Side Presbyterian Church :The recent Planning Board meeting at George
• Graydon Pool: Free family day offer expires July 18
• This is what happens when you have weak form of local government
• PSE&G Asks Consumers to Conserve Energy in Heat Wave
• From the New York Times Freakonomics Blog re: Planning Boards
• "Examples of government waste don’t get much clearer than that,"
• Steve Lonegan: Will Cap 2.0 Solve New Jersey's Property Tax Problem?
• Reader points to additional cuts in various state and local budgets
• The NEA has sent Robert “Jersey Shores” Bonazzi to South Carolina to politicize teachers
• The Art of Traveling Well Aboard The Yachts of SeabournSM
• 2.0 percent solution goes into law
• Graydon Pool: The water's cool, the sand is soft, and the rafts are as popular as ever.
• Voters Preferred "Hard Cap"
• Readers Respond to Councilman Tom Riche
• Tech Notes : Email Security & Data Loss Prevention
• Chamber of Commerce names new officers and Board of Directors
• Updated 7/14/2010 - Ridgewood Water - Stage III Water Restrictions
• new water tank on Valley View is significantly smaller than what the village proposed as "neces
• Christie looks to privatize state services
• Ridgewood Blog Poll Readers Say "NO" to Valley Expansion
• "Renaissance" of Graydon Pool
• Chris Christie to keep pressure on the Legislature
• Ridgewood Blog Poll: Best Pizza In Ridgewood 2010 Pizza fusion
• Ronald Reagan : Independence Day Message
• Signers of the declaration of independence:John Witherspoon
• Happy 4th of July
• RIDGEWOOD INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
• Valley renewal: major concerns about the future of our great Village
• Signers of the declaration of independence:John Hart
• For the July 5th parade, the Elks Club Of Ridgewood will be offering an outdoor barbecue
• Ridgewood Blog Post from The Travel Center / Amex - National Parks
• Signers of the Declaration of Independence : Abraham Clark
• Valley Renewal : This was a concerted effort to suppress the Voices of the Villagers of Ridgewood.
• Keith Killion was named the New Mayor
• My chair is in Place ...
• "The new Meadowlands deal with the Giants/Jets is not good for New Jersey taxpayers, not good f
• 2.9 or 2.5 % Solution
• Cigar Box Blowout @ Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Signers of the Declaration of Independence : Francis Hopkinson
• SCUTTLEBUTT@ MacMurphy's Independence Day party on July 5th
• Valley Renewal : Ridgewood Residents were BAMBOOZLED!
• Guest Blogger Alan M Buckwalter: The ABC’s of Malware
• Concerned Residents of Ridgewood Update - June 30 2010
• Businesses will see an average annual increase in payroll taxes of about $130-per-employee to pay fo
• Christie orders Legislature into property tax special session this Thursday
• Signers of the Declaration of Independence : Richard Stockton
• Valley Renewal : Other towns have accomodated residents at meetings when there is an overflow crowd:
• Signers of the Declaration of Independence :Thomas Jefferson
• Bill Caps salaries of leaders of state, local authorities 77-0
• School Choice Bill Advances
• Valley Renewal :Valley has lost the PR war thus far. Looks like they could use a new "PR machin
• Valley Renewal: ARREST? Who gave him the authority to give that order?
• Chris Christie has not decided whether to sign on to a 20-state lawsuit challenging the constitution
• State teacher’s union trained its sights on property tax caps
• REPORT: Property Taxes in 16 of 21 New Jersey Counties Among Worst in America
• MARCH WITH US IN THE RIDGEWOOD INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE
• Valley Renewal :3+ years of rude behavior by the planning board
• Valley Renewal : Valley, Village officials and the media try to silence the opposition
• Valley Renewal: Valley is a for profit Hospital
• Ridgewood: Car Crash at Whole Foods
• Students must learn that actions have consequences
• School’s Out For the Summer!
• union protest coffin now at The Ridgewood Country Club
• Beer Sampling this Friday at Super Cellars
• Nanny State : conduct outside of school is not the school's business
• Overeaching nanny state : Ramapo Indian Hills regional district policy on code of conduct pledge unc
• Valley Renewal : I am tired of paying for Valley's services FROM the Village.
• New Jersey Supreme Court : State is not constitutionally required to pay the millions it owes every
• 2.5 percent solution : we the people can say if we want to pay higher taxes
• Congratulations RHS Class 2010
• RIDGEWOOD RESIDENT ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE COUNCIL OPEN SEAT
• Governor Christie's $29.4 billion budget
• School choice : scholarships would be awarded only in areas represented by legislators who support t
• Van Dyk Manor Ridgewood Summer Junior Intern Opportunity
• RIDGEWOOD INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION "100 Years of Supporting the Tradition.”
• Valley Renewal: The good news is that it will take a number of years before ground is broken on the
• New Feature : the Inside Scoop ...
• Turn your outrage into action!
• Donovan Supports 2.5 percent "Hard Cap" - Calls McNerney "Poster Child" for Reck
• Valley Renewal : Planning Board alienates entire Village of Ridgewood
• Valley Renewal : The real villain in this saga is Audrey Meyers, President and CEO of Valley Hospita
• Valley Renewal : H -Zone Planning Board Meeting the Recap, Anatomy of a Sellout
• Valley Renewal: Voters See Riche Betrayal
• Valley Renewal : "deliberations were based upon "fact" and "exhaustive testimony
• Jon Runyan announced his support for a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution
• Valley Renewal: Sleazy Tactic Mar H-Zone Vote
• Valley Renewal: Will the character of the Village Ridgewood be changed and lost forever ?
• HEADLINES One person arrested already at H Zone Meeting
• Valley Renewal: There must be some reason that the board would sell out our village
• It ain't over 'til the fat lady sings . . ."H" Zone Master Plan Amendments Appro
• New Jersey fiscial crisis : “Now is the time to not ignore the problems but to confront them.&
• New Jersey School Boards Association to renovate its Trenton headquarters,
• Newark Mayor Cory Booker backs 2.5% solution on Property Taxes
• Valley Renewal : would love to see the hospital continue to prosper but not at the expense of an ent
• Father's Day celebrates its 100th anniversary today
• Village Council: And The Band Played On . . .
• Heat Wave On East Ridgewood Avenue!
• Police Chief Set to Retire - Inverviews for Succesor Begin
• Beloved Story Time at Graydon is back
• Valley Renewal : Ground level views of Proposed H-Zone Changes
• Village of Ridgewood : PROCEDURE FOR FILLING VACANT COUNCIL SEAT
• Valley Renewal : Valley has other off-site locations that can be expanded to enhance its current hea
• Village of Ridgewood : Planning Board Meetings for Month of June 2010 revised 6-17
• Graydon Pool: Shop this Friday and Saturday for Graydon’s sake
• HAPPY FATHER'S DAY! : The Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood
• Band Fest 2010 @ the Ridgewood Elks
• Stand up for Ridgewood. Say NO to Valley Hospital's "Renewal" proposal!!
• GOP wants quick action on Gov. Chris Christie's 2.5 percent solution to curb annual property ta
• Valley Renewal: Readers Question Motivations
• This Father’s Day, Give Dad the Gift of Lasting Family Memories
• Village Council Honors Former Village Manager Jim Ten Hoeve
• NJ Transit moves toward public-private partnerships with its real estate holdings
• 2.5 percent solution look to "Taxachusetts"
• Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration
• Gift shop’s Graydon fundraiser this Fri./Sat., June 18-19
• Valley Renewal : "What does Ridgewood get out of this?"
• Louisiana poll : 77% of voters still support offshore drilling with only 12% against.
• Readers Sound off Chairman Nicholson disrespect and condescension towards Ridgewood residents
• BOE Survey: I will make my survey public (and retain my anonymity)
• Nominations for The Best Pizza in Ridgewood 2010
• New Jersey politicians to strong arm citizens who oppose their re-election
• PAVING E. RIDGEWOOD AVE. WEEK OF JUNE 14
• Farmer's Market at the Train Station June 27th
• Gov. Christie has ordered cabinet members to begin planning for a government shutdown
• Rutgers University has announced it will freeze salaries for its 13,000 employees
• let Us know...
• Valley Renewal: "not surprisingly, the Record and Ridgewood News have editorials in support of
• The History Of Flag Day
• Valley Renewal : Reason for Valley expansion exposed: “It wants to be a Lexus dealer”
• Reader :" The BOE has lost, rather chewed up and spit out, the trust of the community."
• Graydon Pool : "it was the biggest opening day crowd in 5 or 6 years"
• Speak Out on Parking on June 16th
• "Berlin Wall" Speech - President Reagan's Address at the Brandenburg Gate - 6/12/87
• A Mahwah man has been charged with vehicular homicide in an accident that killed an 80-year-old woma
• Valley Renewal : BOE , ""We agree that an independent environmental study is important.&qu
• Donovan Decries Lack of McNerney Oversight for County Administered Schools
• The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
• Village Council sets Novermber Election to fill vacant seat left by Anne Zusy
• Christie sending a message he will not back down from his decision against renominating Justice Wall
• $9 billion railroad tunnel under the Hudson is way too expensive and not practical
• Healthcare Reform : AFP Monday in Trenton - Preserve Health Care Freedom!
• Keep Clear of Paramus Road and Linwood Ave.
• Valley Renewal : The Record Owner uses his paper to endorse Valley Expansion
• Garage Sale: This Weekend
• Beware of Ridgewood Schools Survey
• NJ Senate abolishes COAH
• Village Council Elections : Looks like money cant buy everything
• Valley Hospital in Ridgewood provides the lowest percentage of charity care
• THE CO-OP'S STUDENTS BOARD THE TRAIN IN SEARCH OF COMMUNITY HELPERS
• Valley Renewal : Truth or Valley Propaganda
• New Jersey School administrators and supervisors pay up 13 percent from five years ago
• "Summer Fun" At Graydon
• Valley Renewal : A vote could come this month
• Valley Renewal : Dr Fishbein claims the Valley Expansion no more distracting than home landscaping!
• PSE&G's Electric Rates to Change Modestly Under Agreements Approved by New Jersey Board of
• Field Day at The Cooperative Nursery School of Ridgewood
• Valley Renewal : As more parents have come to understand the scope of the project, they have become
• A movement is brewing that could result in the biggest changes in how liquor is sold or served in Ne
• Congressman Scott Garrett :Speak Out, Speak Loud
• 66th anniversary of D-Day
• Once again the Ridgewood blog, is looking for nominations for best Pizza in Ridgewood ,New Jersey.
• Fireworks Tickets On Sale for July 4th Celebraton
• GRAYDON POOL OPENS SATURDAY, JUNE 5th - FREE TO RESIDENTS
• Go with the Pros : Turn to The Travel Center / American Express for value that can make your dollar
• The Ridgewood Fourth of July special edition T-Shirt
• Graydon: opening weekend this Saturday and Sunday
• Gov. Chris Christie : "The legislators in Trenton are scared to death of giving that power to y
• Governor Christie’s plans to merge some of New Jersey’s bogus government watchdogs
• Councilwomen Anne Zusy Died This Morning
• NJ Choral Society debuts Seidevall Requiem
• Sen. Gerald Cardinale : "Good riddance to the kangaroo court"
• The Village Council is looking for residents who are interested in volunteering to serve on the Plan
• The fragile peace between Gov. Chris Christie and the state’s teachers union ended today, five
• Big Government.com : Undercovers New Jersey Census Fraud
• Valley Renewal : I don't think most people understand exactly how big the Valley Project is goi
• Shop Ridgewood : Bookends
• Kathleen A. Donovan : "Time to close NJ Sports Authority and save taxpayers millions"
• Gas tax hike : Just when you thought it was safe
• Thank you again....
• Man About Town : Village of Ridgewood Friday night
• Parents Urge BOE to take a stand against Valley Hospital's Expansion
• Dennis McNerney : He's welcoming us to our own park?!?
• Memorial Day History
• Desperate state and municipalities look to balance budgets off the backs of New Jersey Drivers
• Rasmussen: This Memorial Day 74% Have Favorable Opinion of U.S. Military
• Rep Scott Garrett : As You Celebrate Memorial Day
• Super Cellars : Rewards Beer Deal
• Friday Night in the Village of Ridgewood by Artchick
• As Previously Reported on the Ridgewood blog : Ridgewood to lay off 27 employees
• The Ridgewood Blog and many of our readers are featured in a New York Times Story
• State Troopers Look to Ring the Register this Memorial Day Weekend ,Drive Carefully
• REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ACLU HAVE BEEN SPOTTED ON THE WEST SIDE OF TOWN GOING DOOR TO DOOR TO FIND/PE
• What's Lacross (LAX) anyway ?
• Proposed legislation that would change the way affordable housing is apportioned and built in the st
• Chris Christie : The Reform Agenda: Changing Course in N.J.
• New Discoveries in the Old Country Budapest, Hungary
• Christie Says N.J. ‘Careening Toward Becoming Greece’
• MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE
• Bergen County Business Directory: free business listing
• 6th Annual Wiffle for Cancer Tournament : Have Fun for a Good Cause!
• N.J. taxpayers question school administrators' pay
• U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez recall heard in state supreme court
• Falling State Tax Revenue could cause even bigger budget cuts
• Graydon: an awesome couple of weeks
• Statewide NJ Tea Party continues to challenge incumbents
• Ridgewood Sports : Anyone, who suggests that a coach would intentionally lose a game to end the seas
• The Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood : ROCKY PATEL CIGARS WEEK-LONG PROMOTION
• The Bergen County Real Estate Tax vs School Performance
• Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ) is announcing the introduction of the Local Education Authority Returns No
• Ridgewood Junior Football Association Golf Fundraiser
• The primary election June 8 offers the Tea Party movement a chance to make it's presence felt
• Democrat Leadership NO SHOW at union rally against Governor Christie's reforms
• Valley Renewal: Residents in the area effected are emtitled to receive reductions in their property
• State Senate President Sweeney Calls SWAT Team on AFP rally outsside of his office in West Deptford
• The Record: Graydon's charm
• Rasmussen Reports : U.S. voters continue to believe the legislators have little idea what they'
• A MILLIONAIRES TAX is a one-shot budget fix
• The CHEESE SHOP at Super Cellars now has deals!
• The Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration is offering a special edition T-Shirt to commemorate it&rsq
• PSEG’s Environmental Education Grant Program
• Garage Sales This Weekend
• Valley Renewal : Mass Exodus from Benjamin Franklin Middle School?
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis: "The loss of population is startling"
• RIDGEWOOD WOMAN GARDNERS GARDEN TOUR : “Secret Gardens 2010”
• Tax collections in April were more than $550 million below even Gov. Christie’s expectations.
• 6th Annual Bergen County Bicycle Tour Sunday June 6th
• Ridgewood Sports: LAX Parents claim Coach Pounds punished the team by losing on purpose
• Ridgewood YMCA Casino Night - Friday May 21, Stony Hill Inn, Hackensack
• Ridgewood Education Foundtion Community Dog Show
• Councilwoman Anne Zusy Undergoes Rehabilitation at Local Nursing Home
• School Budget : Some Room for Cuts
• Graydon Pool Named one of N.J.'s 10 most-endangered historic sites!
• School Board Elections : GET WISE PEOPLE, NEXT TIME YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY...GET OUT THERE AND VOT
• How do you spell hypocrisy with four letters : NJEA
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis hits home : Village Council Set to Approve Layoff of 15 Village Employees
• The state Legislature is signing on to New Jersey's application for up to $400 million in feder
• Shades of Jane Reilly: Village Council Trims BOE Budget by $100K ?
• Outrage over "Kyleigh's Law Decal law" grows
• Gov. Christie takes his 2.5 % limit on property tax increases to the people of New Jersey
• Ridgewood School Budget : 71 teachers making over $100,000 per "year"
• Tonight is the last chance!
• New Jersey Public Education : State Senate panel approves school voucher bill
• Ridgewood YMCA Casino Night - Friday May 21, Stony Hill Inn, Hackensack
• School Budget goes before the Village Council
• Councilwoman Anne Zusy Undergoes Rehabilitation at Local Nursing Home
• Ridgewood's own Spring Sidewalk Sale Days!
• Graydon Pool Named one of N.J.'s 10 most-endangered historic sites!
• Kathe Donovan : Dennis McNerney is entitled to his own opinions but not entitled to make up his own
• How do you spell hypocrisy with four letters : NJEA
• Environmental attorney’s blog piece: Ridgewood voters favored preservation
• The state Legislature is signing on to New Jersey's application for up to $400 million in feder
• the Ridgewood blog wants to thank you again ....
• Outrage over "Kyleigh's Law Decal law" grows
• Ridgewood School Budget : "No" means "no. Period
• New Jersey's Kyleigh's Law Puts a Bullseye on Youth
• Bergen County Business Directory : free business listing
• A Mano to Hold Pizza Demo and Wine Tasting Dinner
• Village Council to Vote on BOE Budget Monday Night
• Gov. Christie takes his 2.5 % limit on property tax increases to the people of New Jersey
• Ridgewood School Budget : 71 teachers making over $100,000 per "year"
• Tonight is the last chance!
• School Budget : Some Room for Cuts
• School Board Elections : GET WISE PEOPLE, NEXT TIME YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY...GET OUT THERE AND VOT
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis hits home : Village Council Set to Approve Layoff of 15 Village Employees
• Shades of Jane Reilly: Village Council Trims BOE Budget by $100K ?
• Bergen County Business Directory : free business listing
• Village Council to Vote on BOE Budget Monday Night
• Ridgewood Education Foundtion Community Dog Show
• Ridgewood School Budget : "No" means "no. Period
• Environmental attorney’s blog piece: Ridgewood voters favored preservation
• the Ridgewood blog wants to thank you again ....
• Kathe Donovan : Dennis McNerney is entitled to his own opinions but not entitled to make up his own
• Goodwin Talks About Effort to Repeal Kyleigh's Law Decals on Good Day New York
• Village of Ridgewood to increase 5 % in Ridgewood
• Governor Christie looks at eliminating the Council on Affordable Housing ( COAH) and repealing the F
• New Jersey Public Education : State Senate panel approves school voucher bill
• School Budget goes before the Village Council
• Ridgewood's own Spring Sidewalk Sale Days!
• Adventures & Tours for those who like to Travel
• Village Council Elections : postmortem
• School budget cuts : information provided by the PR person is redundantly redundant
• Rally for School Choice in New Jersey This Thursday!
• KASSCHAU MEMORIAL SHELL - 2010 Season Programs
• Ridgewood residents overwhelmingly elected the two candidates who had pledged to preserve Graydon. T
• I commend this BOE for cutting over $6 million
• Shop Ridgewood: Spring Sidewalk Sale Days !
• The Fred d’Elia Memorial Day Ridgewood Run !
• Congratulations Bernie and Tom from Concerned Residents of Ridgewood
• School Budget: to say there is no fat is laughable.
• Rep. Scott Garrett :YouCut Launch! Help us Fight the Deficit
• New Jersey's public employees unions are likely to push back hard against a package of proposed
• Village Council Elections : Cronk/Dowd Team get $1500 in fonding from Union
• Why do we even vote on the school budget?
• THIS JUST IN: WALSH AND RICHE WIN THE ELECTION!!!
• Village Council Elections : RPP's last-ditch desperate and probably final misuse of its email l
• 13th Annual Junior Woman's Club of Ridgewood Spring House Tour
• Village Council Elections : Please vote for Coghlan-Walsh and Riche on Today
• Democratic legislative leaders have proposed a special tax for Garden State residents
• Village Council Elections : The Preserve Graydon Coalition ,"This election will be a watershed&
• Bergen County Business Directory free business listing
• thank you again !
• the Ridgewood blog endorses Tom Riche and Bernie Walsh for Village Council
• Tonight : Board Budget Meeting with Village Council
• Governor Christie on Monday will propose a permanent 2.5 percent limit on annual raises for public w
• Village Council Elections : Cronk/Dowd push "robo" calls
• Village Council Elections : Interesting how the one female candidate is continually treated in such
• Village Council Elections : "Fiscal Restraint" comment doesn't say anything,"how
• Village Council Elections : I am supporting Tom and Bernie ,Tom has crisis experience and Bernie bri
• Happy Mothers Day from the Ridgewood blog
• Village Council Elections: Pool Project Supporters - the email in question
• Village Council Elections : To the two new council members, please remember this when you are sworn
• Village Council Elections : Additional points to make in your retraction
• Village Council Elections : I thought it important to put a few things into perspective before Tuesd
• Village of Ridgewood : Dont Forget Your Quarters
• Village Council Elections : Cornk and Dowd use High Powered Political Consultant
• Village Council Elections : Blame then Mayor Jane Reilly for the Village Hall Fiasco
• Village Council Elections : Our little village heads into what has turned into a very important elec
• Village Council Elections: Walsh has taken a stand on the issues that a lot of people care about
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : This year we've seen just how greedy teachers and the unions are.
• Ridgewood Pool Project is at it again!
• Village Council Elections : Bernadette Walsh I have not received any financial contributions in my c
• The Restriction of Political Campaign Intervention by Section 501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Organizations
• But It's Not Political : Appeals court rejects Christie's order restricting N.J. donations
• Readers Suggest Ridgewood Police take Voluntary Pay cut to Save Village Jobs
• I didn't realize that there is nothing as important in this town as some made up projected view
• Ridgewood's future, because this Native is tired of living in the past, and looking for a rebir
• American Express® Gift Cheques Now Available at The Travel Center / American Express
• Senator Tom Goodwin (R-14) announced that he will be introducing legislation that would remove the d
• Charges Fly At Village Council Meeting : Soil Movement Permits for BOE Projects
• Bergen County Executive Race: Kathleen Donovan scores major union endorsement ?
• Secretary of State Kim Guadagno looking for more ways to cut spending
• HOLY COW ARE CRONK-DOWD TRYING TO BUY RIDGEWOOD VOTE
• MacMurphy's Thanks Everyone for the Huge Success for Cinco De Mayo Promotion!
• Happy 100th birthday, Graydon!
• Public Service Electric & Gas Requests $135K to Provide Electric Service at New Water Tank
• Valley Renewal : Valley's plan for expansion called 'absurd'
• Ridgewood Police Sgt. William Hemmer was charged Thursday with stealing money from a police union ac
• Reader Says "extras need to be axed in tough times"
• BOE Response to Village Council Request for Additional Budget Cuts
• Municipal Elections May 11th
• Critics don't want politics involved in Nomination Process of State Supreme Court ,tell us when
• free business listing the Bergen County Business Directory
• Christie Rejects tenure for left Leaning Supreme Court Justice John Wallace
• Ridgewood is only a microcosm of the larger struggle
• Union protest outside Valley today
• Valley "Renewal" more than doubles the size of the medical center
• Jack Elwood dead at 59
• the Village of Ridgewood : Man about Town
• Chris Christie said he will expand the number of public charter schools and supports a bipartisan bi
• CINCO DE MAYO at Mac Murphy's
• free business listing in the Bergen County Business Directory
• Tom Riche : a new era of fiscal responsibility
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : Laurie Goodman ," I think we’ve cut enough."
• thank you again email for our new ad rate card
• Governor Christie – “We can finally…show leadership and discipline, and give you
• Bernadette Walsh : My Views on Graydon Park
• The Valley Hospital's proposed "Renewal" project is inching closer to reality
• Village of Ridgewood Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Monday, May 3, 7:30 at the Benjami
• Readers Allege bullying epidemic at B F Middle School while administrators do little or nothing
• Ban Facebook : the Nanny State
• Leave Graydon alone.
• Kyleigh’s Law : Is Your Child Safe?
• Happy May Day Comrade
• Valley Hospital DOES NOT PAY PROPERTY TAX and has never offered the Village of Ridgewood a PILOT
• N.J. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Menendez recall
• Voters statewide were “crystal clear” in their desire to stem the growing cost of New Je
• Meet the famous cigar maker Jose Seijas at the Ridgewood Tobacco Shop,
• Don't Ban Facebook , Listen to Your Kids
• Governor Christie : the teachers unions were behind the demonstrations.
• Mayor Kenneth Gabbert is shortchanging residents by reducing the number of monthly council meetings
• Mike Moran :We Have Met the Social Media Enemy, and It Is Us
• MacMurphy's Restaurant in Wlisey Square announces our outdoor cafe is opening this week-end
• Peter Coti : Common Sense Cure for Cyberbulling
• All Travelers Should Buy Travel Insurance.
• Fancy Flyer from Cronk & Dowd
• Mr. Orsini is simply calling for BASIC levels of discipline to be inserted into the lives of familie
• 2010 New Jersey Education Reform Rally
• free business listing in the Bergen County Business Directory.
• "Jose Seijas Event" at the Tobacco Shop of Ridgewood this Saturday from 1:00-5:00.
• John Stossel : PUBLIC EMPLOYEE UNIONS RULE
• URGENT: Village Council Meeting Cancelled
• Anthony Orsini Benjamin Franklin Middle School Asks Parents To Ban Social Networking Sites
• Power outage at 6:30 which affected Monroe from Glen to North Hillside/Monte vista
• The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services :health care costs will increase rather than decrease
• So... Why Don’t More Women Run for Office?
• After 20 years Jim Bombace will retire as fire chief this week
• Gee where have we heard this before: BOE asks council to leave budget alone
• Readers Outraged over BOE attempt to "CRAM THAT SAME BUDGET DOWN OUR THROATS"
• Village Council Elections: Small Change
• The Fly's Prediction Re: Council's Decision on BOE Budget
• Department Of Education Tool kit would provide local governing bodies with more negotiating leverage
• Ridgewood Blog Poll : Walsh and Riche Out in Front by a Wide Margin
• the Village of Ridgewood : Village Council and other Meetings
• New Jersey lobbyists get NJ pensions, too -- and even lifetime heatlh benefits
• Police and Firefighter unions sue to halt pension reforms
• Protect and Serve or Tax Collection ?
• The Cartel will be playing at Bergen County Community College's Anna Ciccone Theater this comin
• free business listing on the Bergen County Business Directory.
• BOE Meets With Village Council On Monday Re: Defeated Budget
• "My Community" Editor say Blogs are Self Serving Readers Respond
• School Choice: N.J. bill allowing students to attend out-of-district schools advances
• Village Council Elections : Walsh and Riche representing fiscal responsibility? Riche's record
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : Teacher attacks free speech and lack of support from Ridgewood residents
• Ridgewood N. J .- Tour Along Ridgewood Avenue
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : Unwillingness of Teachers to take a Wage Freeze Blamed for Budget Loss
• If your looking to run ads contact the Ridgewood Blog @ onlyonesmallvoice@gmail.com
• Village Council Elections : Reader predicts Riche with the most votes (by far) and a tight race betw
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : "Ridgewood teachers DID put a pay freeze on the table"
• So how does the Ridgewood Blog work?
• Free business listing on the Bergen County Business Directory
• Village Coucil Candidates at the League of Women Voters forum
• Concerned Residents of Ridgewood Endorses Walsh and Riche
• Dr.Fishbein suggests that Village Council members might actually vote to INCREASE!
• Celebrate Earth Day with The Travel Center / American Express and Smithsonian Journeys
• Ridgewood school officials react to defeated budget
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS, : The most generous taxpayers in America said "stop!" in rejectin
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : voters statewide were “crystal clear” in their desire to stem
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : Christie: 80% of budgets passed in districts with wage freezes
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS: Many districts reported high voter turnout
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : I think those that voted "No" to "send a message" are
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : I felt like many others, that the refusal of the teachers to even consider
• "newcomers"
• BOOKENDS: Sean Hannity,Saturday, April 24th @ 9:00am
• State Budget :Americans for Prosperity touts an alternative state budget that would cost $2.4 billio
• State privatization task force meets in Summit; union members present their case
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS, : I suggest Laurie and her mates lick their wounds and open their ears
• $48 million dollar Referendum : BOE should not have rammed the $48m bond thru in December.
• A new Bergen County Business Directory is coming up!
• Defeated School Budget Now Faces Scrutiny By Village Council
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS : It's Official Ridgewood Voters Say "NO"
• Red Tape Review Group : 130-page report released Monday offers no quick solutions.
• Today was the LAST DAY on which anyone who wishes to vote in the May 11 Council election
• SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS
• Gabbert Now Village CFO Too!
• Free business listing: the Bergen County Business Directory
• THE RIDGEWOOD ELKS invites all to our annual Beefsteak Dinner.
• ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION AND BUDGET VOTE: PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE!
• The Cartel
• VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD 2010 BUDGET MESSAGE
• $89 million school budget : Reader says ," YOU have to pay up to live here"
• $89 million school budget : Vote Yes
• Enrollment in New Jersey Schools has risen by less than 3 percent, or slightly more than 36,000 stud
• NJEA attacks Chris Christie over sending his childern to private Catholic school
• Candidate's Night At Village Hall - Monday, April 19 @ 7:30 PM
• Ridgewood Police :Do we need supervisor upon supervisor for this small town?
• $89 million school budget : a "NO" vote does not "send a message" to anyone.
• Graydon Pool : lack of funds stemming from a loss of membership, seems we are not alone
• Gov. Chris Christie: Vote against school budgets that don't include shared sacrifice
• Taxpayer Provided Motor Vehicles - Another Expensive and Potentially Abused Perq
• Ridgewood High School students on a two-week exchange trip in Oelde, Germany,received an unexpected
• Village Budget : Taxpayers On The Hook for Cell Phone Bills of 102 Village Employees
• Teachers Pay Freeze : I'd love to see 30,000 new, young, hungry, enthusiastic teachers enter th
• Ensure that your number is on the Bergen County Emergency Call List
• the Village of Ridgewood : Man about Town
• Vote "NO" on Tuesday : I am just sick of the insane school tax increases in this town.
• Ridgewood Blog Readers by a Huge Majority Overwhelmingly Support a Teacher Pay Freeze in lieu of Mor
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• Village Council Discusses Revenue Measures ,Layoffs and Retirements
• $89 million school budget : We've really lost sight of what it means to have a quality educatio
• $89 million dollar budget : I’m Voting NO for the following reasons.
• Schundler: employees and retirees would pay more toward their medical benefits;
• $89 million school budget : I'll be voting NO on the 20th!
• While the Teachers and Union are an easy target I Blame Trenton and Every governor from Whitman to C
• Rep. Scott Garrett ; Tax Day's Brutal Reminders
• Vote YES on Tuesday:if you actually look at the cuts, administration is taking a pretty big hit
• THE FACTS ON NEW JERSEY’S TAX CLIMATE
• A federal bailout to New Jersey : Democratic leadership in the Senate is proposing a $23 billion �
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis : the system is broken. We've got a $11 billion gap on a $29 million d
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• Melinda Cronk on or off Graydon Pool Committee?
• Math Wars : Puzzling math rubric
• MUSIC FOR FARMS TO PLAY MAY 7 BENEFIT CONCERT FOR ROCKLAND FARM ALLIANCE IN CHESTNUT RIDGE, NY
• No Surprise: Most NJ congressmen facing primary challenges
• Public Schools : Teacher pay info
• Governor Christie Monday urged voters to reject school budget proposals in districts where teachers
• New Jersey Transit is considering increasing bus and light rail fares an average 10 percent instead
• Chris Christie wants teachers union leader fired for memo
• The Annual School Election and Budget Vote is Tuesday, April 20 the School Budget is $89,441.565
• The Cartel movie has been scheduled for a series of one-night-only screenings throughout New Jersey
• Vote By Mail option that is now available to ALL NJ residents.
• Kyleigh’s Law : Profiling made easy
• Ridgewood Council candidates discuss Valley Hospital
• Traffic Safety Issues around the Village of Ridgewood
• Gov. Chris Christie pushes powerful NJEA teachers union into corner
• BOOKENDS : UPCOMING AUTHOR SIGNINGS
• The Preserve Graydon Coalition : Village Council Elections May 11th
• NJTPC Anniversary Tea Party
• EARLY DISCOUNT ON GRAYDON POOL BADGES UNTIL MAY 22
• Village Council Rules of Procedure : Attending a Council Meeting
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• Kyleigh’s Law : Folks your teens are now easy target of sex offenders and criminals
• Ridgewood Blog Polls: Readers say keep the "Blue Laws"
• Graydon Pool: I think Mr. Bolger's response was appropriate and in the best interest of the ta
• Public Safety of More Revenue Generation : New Jersey Probationary Drivers License - Effective May
• Graydon Pool: We've heard it said that geese don't like concrete pools
• 96 of the state's approximately 600 districts have implemented some form of wage freeze for tea
• Tax Day : Nearly half of U.S. households don't Pay Taxes
• David Bolger on Graydon Pool : "the Fiscal Climate is Very Hostile for Ridgewood at this time
• Happy Easter!
• New Jersey Fiscial Crisis: State revenue outlook shows tax collections could
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• NJ Tea Party April 15th Trenton Capitol Rally : Robert C Villare, M.D. Keynote Speaker
• Christie to trim a mere 1,300 jobs from executive branch
• NJEA : Teachers still dismiss pay freeze to save teaching jobs
• Philanthropist David Bolger : Pool Project is Dead for Now
• New Jersey Fiscial Crisis : New Jersey foregoes more than $15 billion a year in tax revenue through
• The Travel Center / American Express : can take you around the corner or Around the World.
• Christie looks to remake "left leaning" New Jersey Supreme Court
• Founders Day : the History of the Ridgewood blog
• the Ridgewood blog thanks you once again ....
• New Jerset Fiscial Crisis: Many still in denial over state budget and spending
• Healthcare Reform : In plain english what this is is a huge tax increase.
• NJEA Makes Threats Against Governor Chris Christie
• New Jersey Fiscal Crisis: "Tax the Rich" what happens when the "Rich" leave
• Delay in Schedule to Collect Yard Waste Due to Nor'easter Debris
• New Jersey's crowded highways are the worst in the nation, according to federal data.
• HOW TO CONTACT YOUR DISTRICT 40 LEGISLATORS
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• This Holiday Season Calls For Affordable Elegance In Gift Giving
• Road To Revolution - Paramus Valley In The 18th Century
• 12 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Ridgewood Home
• Weekly Ridgewood Real Estate Report - May 22nd
• Top Ten Reasons to Relocate to Ridgewood New Jersey
• Ridgewood Country Club Named Most Scenic Golf Course in Bergen County
• Gregory Maguire, Award Winning Author of ‘Wicked’
• Ridgewood Home Values Increase in 2008
• NJ to Manhattan Rail Tunnel Approved - Bergen County Commuters to Have Direct Train Access to New Yo
• Health and Fitness Expert Expands Business With Cancer Certification
• Ridgewood NJ’s #1 Website
• Ridgewood’s Country Pancake House Serves the Best Breakfast in Bergen County
• Jennifer Casper Joins Marron Gildea & Donohue’s Ridgewood Office
• Ridgewood Schools Advocacy Report for December
• Ridgewood Makes List of Top 10 NJ Housing Markets - Train Station a Big Factor
• Guide to Parking in Ridgewood NJ
• It’s Time for Savvy Buyers to Snap Up Real Estate in Ridgewood New Jersey.
• Ridgewood Schools Plan to Consolidate Math Programs - Is this a New Front in the Math Wars?
• Ridgewood Concert Band - Press Release May 2008
• Francis Scott Key III
• Ridgewood Author Featured in Newly Launched New Jersey Moms Blog
• Gwendolen Gross, Ridgewood author of The Other Mother, to Speak at East Brunswick Public Library
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR RIDGEWOOD
• DAVE PETTIGREW - FINALIST - 4 categories of the Momentum Awards
• Ridgewood Author's Novel Named a Best Jersey Book of 2007
• Join other Christians for an Alaska Cruise in 2008 !
• Ridgewood Author Leads Free Online Writing Workshop For Moms
• New Novel by Ridgewood Author – The Other Mother – Is Generating Intense Discussion Among Moms
• Book Signing Event with Gwendolen Gross - Press Release
• MaggieMoo's New Ice Cream Flavor - Red Velvet Cake
• New Novel By Bergen County Author Explores Meaning of Motherhood
• Nation's First Fortified Beverage for Tweens Makes Its Debut in New Jersey
• Buttered Popcorn Ice Cream!
• Ridgewood Lacrosse Assocation's New Website
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• YMCA International Camp Program 2006
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