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It’s time to ditch the all black getup and don your red, white and blue. Check out our roundup of the top spots to throw a blanket down and watch July 4th Fireworks this Independence Day in Bergen County, NJ. Where:105th Annual Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration Where: Veterans Field, 131 N. Maple Avenue, Ridgewood When: Saturday, July 4th, flag raising at 9am, parade at 10am then gates open at 6:00 p.m. for musical performances and skydivers, Gates close at 9pm followed by a firework celebration Chow at: Raymond’s for a little pre-festive eeeeeeats. Where: Hudson River Fireworks (viewable from Alpine Boat Basin) Where: Palisades Interstate Park Alpine Boat Basin, see parking details here (hint: get there early) When: Saturday, July 4th, 9:15pm over the Hudson Chow at: Baumgart’s in Englewood with the kids is always a sure bet. Where:Ramsey Fireworks and Independence Day Celebration Where: Finch Park When: Friday, July 3rd, 6:30pm, will host a concert with U2 Nation band, followed by the Ramsey Wind Symphony and fireworks at Dusk (raindate: Sunday, July 5th) Chow at: Varka for family style greek dining and festive fun. What: Leonia Sports Booster Carnival and Fireworks Why: Carnival fun plus fireworks on the 4th. When: Wednesday, July st through Sunday, July 5th (Fireworks on July 4th) Where: Overpeck Park, Leonia Chow at: Dante’s Place for a cozy meal with great Italian food. What: Paramus 4th of July Concert & Fireworks Celebration Sponsored by Westfield Garden State Plaza Where: Cliff Gennarelli Sports Complex, Paramus Road & Plaza Way, Westfield Garden State Plaza - West Lot When: Sunday, July 5th, 6:30-10pm Rain Date:TBA Chow at: Shake Shack for a burger and something frosty What: Hackensack Fireworks and Independence Day Celebration When: Friday, July 4th 7:15pm Where: Games, Rides, an All Day Flea Market, plus, a show from the Time Machine Band and the “works” Chow at: Rosa Mexicano for house made guacamole and their new Tacos Menu. What: Tenafly’s Annual Fireworks Display When: Thursday, July 2nd at 9pm (Rain date is Sunday, July 5th) Where: Behind the Tenafly High School, 19 Columbus Drive, Tenafly Chow at: Zestt for easy Mediterranean fare. What: Allendale’s Fireworks Celebration When: Saturday, July 4th 7:30pm Where: Band Concert & Fireworks at Crestwood Lake Chow at: Mezza Luna for classic homemade pasta and other Italian fare What: Nyack: A dazzling fireworks show at one of our favorite Hudson River Towns When: Saturday, July 4th, 8:00 pm festivities, 9:00 fireworks Where: Memorial Park, 53 Piermont Ave, Nyack, New York Chow at:Temptations Café or Gypsy Donut for treats and sweats.
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 The county’s Annual Pancake Breakfast and Maple Sugaring Demonstration is happening Sunday, March 9, at the James A. McFaul Environmental Center in Wyckoff, Bergen County officials announced Tuesday.
The breakfast will feature pancakes, sausage, and of course, ‘Ramapo Gold’ maple syrup. Guests will also be treated to a free public demonstration on the maple sugaring process, from tree to table. No reservations are needed for the demonstration, but they are required for the breakfast, which will cost visitors $5 a piece. Get more info in the attached flyer. Source: Wyckoff Patch View HOMES FOR SALE IN WYCKOFF  Great article in the Ridgewood Patch about our Grand Opening Celebration, held November 19, 2011. It was a fantastic party, with hundreds of guests stopping by to see our beautiful new office in the Sealfon's building. After our ribbon-cutting ceremony, guests were treated to great food and children were entertained by a caricaturist and a magician. This is a very special group of real estate agents, and this Grand Opening Celebration exceeded everyone's expectations!!
Read the article here. Photo credit: Ridgewood Patch  On Saturday, November 5 the Bergen County Utilities Authority will host several recycling events at Campgaw Mountain Reservation in Mahwah, from 9 am - 2 pm. These events are open to Bergen County residents (not commercial entities) and proof of residency is required. Computer and Electronics RecyclingIncluding monitors, Computer Processing Units (CPUs), laptop computers, printers, keyboards, fax machines, har drives, modems, speakers, power sources and wiring. Mobile Paper Shredding Confidential/personal documents shreddedd on site. Limit 4 bags/boxes weiging less than 10 pounds each. Tire Recycling Collection Limit 4 tires per person per delivery. Tires with or without rims accepted.For more information: http://www.bcua.org/. The reservation is located at 200 Campgaw Road, Mahwah.  We all know that doing our part to recycle will help save the environment. Did you also know that it can help the Township and its residents?
Wyckoff has launched a "Nifty-Fifty" program, with the goal of getting half of all homes to recycle. A 50% residential recycling rate will save Wyckoff taxpayers $100,000 per year! Check out the "Nifty-Fifty" program here. Not only does it set out the guidelines for separating recyclables and trash, but it also offers great tips, such as: -- donate your appliances or old furniture OR post on craigslist for FREE -- compost -- put the lid on your trash can ... wet trash weighs more, so it costs more to haul away -- the Township Recycling Center accepts old TV's, computers, monitors, keyboards, etc. REMEMBER: Most of your trash and recyclables are going out to the curb -- how you separate them makes a big difference!  On July 22, the Village Manager of Ridgewood declared a "Stage 2" water shortage emergency in the towns of Ridgewood, Glen Rock, Midland Park and Wyckoff.
So what does that mean for residents and businesses in Wyckoff? It means that watering your lawn, or "outdoor irrigation, " is restricted to alternate days. Properties with odd-numbered addresses can water on odd-number days. Property with even-numbered addresses can water on even-numbe days. No one can water on Mondays. Additional information and updates are available on the Village of Ridgewood website: www.ridgewood.net. |
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