Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Countdown to Children’s Aid Wine and Food Tasting Evening

 

Be sure to get your tickets today to Children's Aid and Family Services' Wine and Food Tasting Evening. It's less than a week away and tickets are going fast! This popular event is Saturday, October 24, from 7:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. at St. Leon's Church in Fair Lawn, NJ.


Bring your friends and enjoy a night of fun featuring a fine assortment of wines and a wide selection of delicious food from some of the area's finest restaurants.

Countdown to Wine and Food Tasting Evening - The Paramus Post

Laurie Goodman's Blog: Public Meetings on Bond Referendum

 

Monday, October 19, 2009

Public Meetings on Bond Referendum

I'm going to be at the BF HSA meeting tomorrow (Tuesday) night -- along with Dr. Fishbein (Superintendent), Mr. DeSimone (Business Administrator) and Board members Joseph Vallerini and Bob Hutton -- to discuss the upcoming Bond Referendum and answer questions.

While we're on the subject, following is the schedule of upcoming meetings throughout town. Feel free to attend any of these meetings -- either HSA meetings or come to one of the Community Meetings on 10/27 or 11/30. This is your chance -- every question answered!

10/27 7:30 p.m.
Community Meeting @ GW Auditorim

11/17 9:15 AM
Ridge School HSA

11/17 7:00 PM
Somerville School HSA

11/18 9:00 AM (beginning of meeting)
GW Middle School HSA

11/18 9:15 AM (end of meeting)
Hawes School HSA

11/30 7:30 PM
Community Meeting @ GW Auditorium

Also, there will be a day of school tours, so you can see some of the conditions and needs close-up. Date TBD -- I'll let you know.

(In case you're wondering, Dr. Fishbein and others have already attended meetings at Federated HSA, Learning Services HSA, Willard HSA, RHS HSA, Travell HSA, Orchard HSA.)

Laurie Goodman's Blog: Public Meetings on Bond Referendum

Monday, October 19, 2009

Verizon’s DROID aims to make Apple iAnnoyed: ZDNet.com

 

I didn’t want another BlackBerry, I wasn’t signing up again with AT&T, and I definitely wasn’t going to go the T-Mobile route with Mytouch 3G because its coverage in my area of Northern New Jersey is absolutely abyssmal, as friends with T-Mobile phones that visit my house can’t get a single bar of reception and complain about coverage in Bergen County in general.

DROID aims to make Apple iAnnoyed | Tech Broiler | ZDNet.com

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

NorthJersey.com: Hudson hero cheered again

Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger – What a great guy!!

Sara Triggs of Madison got lost on her way to Ridgewood on Tuesday, but managed to be first on line to meet Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger at Bookends, and have the pilot of US Airways flight 1549 sign a copy of his new autobiography.

“He’s everything that’s good about the United States,” said Triggs, a mother of two.

The crowd waiting for Sullenberger had grown to more than 140 by the time the hero pilot arrived. He was met with a standing ovation and a few tears as people remembered his safe landing of the crippled plane in the frigid Hudson River in January, saving all 155 aboard the plane.

Sullenberger said before the signing that he had made a decision “to make as much good come of this notoriety in as many ways and as long” as he could. That includes being an advocate for aviation safety and charities he has been involved with for years.

NorthJersey.com: Hudson hero cheered again

Ridgewood Fall Motorcycle Run & Classic Bike Show – 10/25/09

http://www.bergenharleydavidson.com

1:pm-4:pm ENJOY MUSIC FOOD, RAFFLE PRIZES & MORE ALL MONEY RAISED GOES TO THE TOMORROWS CHILDREN'S FUND.

Location the OFFICE BAR & GRILL 32-34 CHESTNUT STREET•RIDGEWOOD, NJ

$20 TO ENTER SHOW•EVENT SHIRT INCLUDED BIKES IN BY 2pm•ALL BIKES WELCOME!

Run Info - Join us for a great 60+ mile Police escorted ride through some of the most beautiful roads in the area. Registration 10 -11am at Bergen County H-D, 124 Essex Street, Rochelle Park, NJ. $20 a rider (event shirt included) $10 a passenger. Departs 11:30 SHARP! All bikes welcome.

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Varsity Aces: Ridgewood Girl’s Tennis Still in the State Mix

 

North 1, Group IV
(3) Bergen Tech, (4) Ridgewood
The Knights and Maroons are the two highest seeds from the area in this bracket. Bergen Tech beat Vernon, 4-1, in the quarterfinals to set up a matchup with second-seeded Montclair. Ridgewood knocked off East Orange and Randolph to a total of 9-1 to reach a semifinal match with top-seeded Livingston. Both teams are well-coached and have the necessary wherewithal to possibly pull off the upsets and create yet another all-Bergen final.

Varsity Aces

Baby Basics: Wine & Food Tasting

 

REGISTER NOW !
A Wine & Food Tasting Evening


To benefit Baby Basics and other programs
supporting vulnerable infants and children

in our shared communities.

Saturday, October 24, 2009
7:30 PM - 11 PM
St. Leon's Church    Fair Lawn, NJ
Click here for more information

http://www.cafsnj.org/

Friday, October 09, 2009

Ridgewood resident wins Project Pride award(201) Daily

Each year, Ridgewood’s Project Pride, a volunteer town beautification committee, awards town residents for their contributions to keeping Ridgewood beautiful. For the second year in a row, Project Pride is honoring Ridgewood resident Tracy Donovan with its Garden award.

(201) Daily

Tuesday, October 06, 2009

LAUTENBERG ANNOUNCES MORE THAN $8 MILLION IN NEW FEDERAL FUNDING TO IMPROVE MASS TRANSIT IN NEW JERSEY | Politicker NJ

 

LAUTENBERG ANNOUNCES MORE THAN $8 MILLION IN NEW FEDERAL FUNDING TO IMPROVE MASS TRANSIT IN NEW JERSEY

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg (D-NJ) today announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded New Jersey more than $8 million in new federal funding to improve intermodal stations and expand local bus service throughout the state. The funds will provide for construction and the expansion of existing stations.

LAUTENBERG ANNOUNCES MORE THAN $8 MILLION IN NEW FEDERAL FUNDING TO IMPROVE MASS TRANSIT IN NEW JERSEY | Politicker NJ

N.J. gets million in federal funds to improve mass transit:NewJerseyNewsroom.com

 

Senator Frank Lautenberg announced today that the U.S Department of Transportation has awarded New Jersey with more than $8 million in new federal funding to improve the mass transit system in New Jersey. These improvements range from new construction to the expansion of existing stations.

"This funding will improve mass transportation for thousands of New Jersey riders and encourage a new wave of commuters to leave their cars at homes," said Senator Lautenberg, a member of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.

N.J. gets million in federal funds to improve mass transit | State | NewJerseyNewsroom.com -- Your State. Your News.

Art and music find harmonic home at West Side: NorthJersey.com

 

West Side Presbyterian Church in Ridgewood is proud of the arts scene that is growing right before her eyes. The church, which was totally rebuilt after a devastating fire in January 2002, has become a center for both fine arts and music since its reopening on Easter in 2006.

"Bubbleman"by Bryan Collins

"The arts can enrich your life more than almost anything else can" said Rodland. "We've always had a strong music ministry and with rebuilding there was a strong recognition for a place where the arts would be supported."

NorthJersey.com: Art and music find harmonic home at West Side

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Happy 60th Birthday Bruce Springsteen!

 

Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen (was born September 23, 1949) – keep on rockin!


Backstreets:
Alive Out There Since 1980

By fans, for fans: Backstreets magazine has been covering the music of Bruce Springsteen and Jersey Shore artists for more than a quarter-century.

Bruce Springsteen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia