Around the Breakfast Table
Living Well
Living Well
Living Well
Around the Breakfast Table
Making a Difference
Q&A
Q&A
Q&A
Making a Difference
The Best Souvenir Isn't Packed
Living Well
Living Well
Living Well
The Best Souvenir Isn't Packed
A Good Cup
Q&A
Q&A
Q&A
A Good Cup
Stars, Stripes, and Respect
Q&A
Q&A
Q&A
Stars, Stripes, and Respect
Local Pulse
Local Experts
Feature
Beyond Books
Feature
Through the Lens of Craft
Cover Feature
On Location
Cover Feature, Current
After years in the film industry, Michael Gray began to grow nostalgic for the type of feel-good family entertainment that he says has seemingly vanished from cinema and television in recent years.
“Where is the content that’s appealing to small-town America, that can inspire and entertain an audience, spanning generations?” asks Gray, a writer, director, and producer who calls Ho-Ho-Kus home. “It doesn’t happen anymore. It used to; I think its absence has left a large population of viewers deprived.”
To quote the classic 1989 sports fantasy film “Field of Dreams:” If you build it, they will come. And so, Gray did.
by Sarah Nolan
Feature
West Side Presbyterian Church’s tradition of supporting relief organizations in Ridgewood, across the country, and around the world is going strong.
Love in Action:
West Side Presbyterian Church
Feature
From fine art to authentically playful portraits and picture books, Ho-Ho-Kus native and artist Leah Tinari’s work is meant to spark a narrative. Her latest book is no exception.
Author/Illustrator Leah Tinari Brings Worlds to Life
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We take a peek inside the life of Margie Downs, a lifelong Ridgewood resident whose impact on the Village has been—and continues to be—profound.
A Life Rooted in Ridgewood: Margie Downs
Feature
With the business acumen of Melinda Cheng and the choreography of Andrew Hickman, Latin Heat Moves is more than just a workout class.