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Who is at Your Table?
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Having a Physician That Truly Knows You
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Sweet Success
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Gathering in Gratitude
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A New Vision
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Walk through Ridgewood’s downtown, and it’s easy to appreciate what makes it special: historic character, a walkable business district, unique shops, restaurants and services, and a community that takes pride in shopping locally. But maintaining a thriving downtown in a rapidly changing business environment takes more than simply hoping the right businesses will find their way to Ridgewood.
That’s where the newly formed Ridgewood Business Alliance (RBA) comes in.
by Kris Pepper
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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
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Dr. Salvatore Forcina was born into the upheaval of World War II in Scauri, Italy. Some of his earliest memories were passed down through family stories—stories of fear, displacement, and endurance. His village, like many others, was forced to flee as war swept through the region.
From War-Torn Italy to Ridgewood
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Driven by a marriage of love and commitment to their community, Ridgewood residents Joanne and Jim Charles reflect on the importance of service, music, and love for this town.
A Family Legacy of Service
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It was on a long-planned tour of the Hermitage in Ho-Ho-Kus last spring that Caitlynn Albarella first saw a decrepit old rowboat sitting on the front lawn of the historic landmark. A stop on the tour of the property that’s steeped in history, the boat belonged to the Rosencrantz family, members of which occupied the Victorian house for more than 150 years up until 1970.