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WEEKLY E-NEWS

‍NEW VILLAGE COUNCIL
SWORN IN

‍At last week's Village Council Reorganization Meeting, Paul Vagianos, Pam Perron and Frank Mortimer were sworn in as councilmembers, and the Village said goodbye to Councilmember Lorraine Reynolds. Among the new Village Council's first votes - Paul Vagianos was chosen to serve a second term as Mayor, Pam Perron a second term as Deputy Mayor and Evan Weitz a second term as President Pro Tempore.

‍GOODBYE, TOWN GARAGE!

‍The long-awaited demolition of the Town Garage took place on Tuesday, marking the end of nearly two decades of efforts to address the Franklin Avenue eyesore. "We are thrilled to tear down this dilapidated building and are looking forward to redeveloping this prime piece of real estate, which will be part of larger revitalization efforts for our historic Central Business District," said Mayor Paul Vagianos.

‍CURBSIDE TREE PICKUP

‍Curbside Christmas tree pickup will take place from January 2nd through January 28th - Tuesdays on the East Side and Thursdays on the West Side. Please remove all decorations before bringing your tree to the curb. Wreaths and garland will be collected with regular garbage pickup.

‍FILM SCREENING

‍MLK WEEKEND KICKOFF

‍MLK Celebration Weekend kicks off at the Ridgewood Public Library on January 17th at 6:30 pm with a film and discusson honoring groundbreaking producer Quincy Jones. Scan the QR code to register for one of the 100 seats in the auditorium.

‍SIGHT OBSTRUCTIONS

‍REMINDER: Owners of properties situated on corner lots must ensure that there are no intersection sight obstructions. Please refer to the diagram regarding the location of fences and structures, and the planting of trees and shrubs. Questions? Call the Engineering Department at 201- 670-5500, ext. 2247.

‍GET CHECKED!

‍Did you know that you can get your blood pressure checked for FREE at Village Hall on the third Thursday of the month? No appointment needed! Just come to the Garden Room on January 17th between 1:00 and 3:00 pm. High blood pressure is often called the "silent killer" because most people who have it don't have any obvious symptoms. That's why it's important to have your blood pressure checked on a regular basis.

‍LEGAL DOCS EVERYONE
SHOULD HAVE

‍Planning ahead is one of the most loving things you can do for your family. Come to Village Hall on January 23rd at 10:30 am to learn about the four legal documents that EVERYONE should have.

‍HAVE YOU DOWNLOADED OUR APP?

"Why do I need another app?" you might ask. The new My Ridgewood app puts some of the most sought-after information in the palm of your hand - parking details, leaf pickup schedules, meeting agendas and more.

Plus, if you enable notifications, you'll receive the latest Village news, events and advisories, making it easier than ever to stay informed and connected with our community.

More than 2,300 people have downloaded the My Ridgewood app! Scan the QR code above or click one of the links below.

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Download the My Ridgewood app today, create a profile...and be sure to hit "allow notifications."

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Keith Kazmark

Village Manager

201-670-5500, ext. 2202

Carol Bialkowski

Director of Communications &

Special Projects