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off kilter film festival

News

Ridgewood Off Kilter Film Festival features the weird and wonderful for its second year

By Anthony Medina

fall street festival

News

Photos: Myrtle Avenue Fall Street Festival takes over Ridgewood with food, fun and festivities

By Anthony Medina

addabbo events

News

Senator Addabbo brings Mobile Office to Queens libraries this fall

By Czarinna Andres

holden

More illegal smoke shops shut down in Queens as CM Holden cracks down on remaining vendors

By Anthony Medina

News

Craft Beer in peril: Ridgewood’s Bridge and Tunnel Brewery calls for support amid financial struggles

By Anthony Medina

popular

A Ridgewood spot that was once a popular place of rest & refreshment: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

off-kilter

Things to Do

Offbeat films, local faces: Ridgewood Off-Kilter Film Festival brings the unconventional to the screen this weekend

By Anthony Medina

animal care center

People

Queens first full-service animal care center in Ridgewood cuts ribbon on new shelter: honors its namesake Paul A. Vallone

By Anthony Medina

fresh pond road

Things to Do

Fresh Pond Road Street Festival in full swing, running through Sunday

By Anthony Medina

spray

News

Amid surge in West Nile Virus cases, NYC Health to spray sections of Queens neighborhoods

By Anthony Medina

homeless

Homeless man abducts Ridgewood woman from her home before sexually abusing her on Labor Day: NYPD

By Bill Parry

rapes

Crunching the Queens crime numbers: rapes and burglaries increase across borough, grand larcenies decrease

By Ethan Marshall

ceramics studio

Business

New ceramics studio to open in Ridgewood as new hub for Queens ceramicists and sculptors

By Anthony Medina

prohibition

Kids & Education

How Prohibition changed Ridgewood and Glendale forever: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

community board

News

Queens Community Board 5 returns from summer break on Sept. 10

By Anthony Medina

onderdonk

News

New business coming to Onderdonk Avenue stirs curiosity and speculation in Ridgewood

By Anthony Medina

holden

Politics

Council Member Holden advocates for homeowners being charged with fines for reporting city rat issues

By Anthony Medina

agencies

Community Service

City agencies to address homeowner questions at community fair in Ridgewood on Sep. 5

By Anthony Medina

fresh pond road

Things to Do

Fresh Pond Road Street Festival returns in September

By Anthony Medina

Now covered in cement, the platform between the tracks at the Metropolitan Avenue station in Middle Village were originally lined with wooden planks, similar to a beach boardwalk.

Kids & Education

When the Myrtle Avenue El connected Ridgewood to Downtown Brooklyn: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

water meter

People

DEP pauses mandatory water meter replacements on lead service lines after pressure from Council Member Holden

By Anthony Medina

impersonating

Ridgewood man busted for impersonating a NYC transit worker in restricted area of Barclays Center: NYPD

By Bill Parry

The July 21, 1977, Ridgewood Times front page (the word "Charged" was reproduced for this version, as part of the word was cut off on the microfilm copy)

Huge fire made Ridgewood Times headlines in the sweltering summer of ’77: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

104th Precinct

People

Ridgewood’s 104th Precinct on track to exceed last year’s towing record, with over 460 vehicles removed

By Anthony Medina

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