Located along the Hackensack River between the George Washington Bridge and the Lincoln Tunnel, Ridgefield is a diverse town of nearly 11,000 people. Known locally for its annual Memorial Day Parade, Ridgefield is home to the third-highest percentage of Croatian Americans in the United States, as well as the sixth-highest percentage of Korean Americans in the United States.

The borough of Ridgefield is the last remaining segment of what was once Ridgefield Township-an area which stretched from the Hackensack River to the Hudson River and included parts or all of the present day towns of Ridgefield Park, Bogota, Leonia, Edgewater, Fairview, Teaneck, Cliffside Park, Englewood, Palisades Park and Fort Lee.

You can read more about this municipality, learn about its local government, and more at the Borough of Ridgefield website: http://www.ridgefieldboro.com

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Congressman Rothman Working for District 9

Click on the links below for news about how Congressman Rothman is working for the residents of Ridgefield.

• Congressman Steve Rothman Invites Residents to His August 2008 Listening Sessions (afternoon and evening sessions on 8/13-8/15 and 8/19)
• Rothman Aims to Help North Jersey Residents
• Need Assistance? Contact Steve
• Student Artist Honored in Nation's Capital
• Saving the Hackensack Meadowlands
• 2007 Congressional Art Competition Winners | Photos
• Rothman Presents NJ Transit with $ 3.6 Million for Long-Awaited Northern Branch Line
• Rothman Presented with a "Collage of Dreams" by Local Resident Suffering from Leukemia
• Rothman Secures $ 2.5 Million for NJ Transit's Northern Branch Line
• Rothman Secures More Than $ 2.4 Million for Meadowlands Environmental Park Study and Cleanup

• Bergen News (http://www.bergenenws.com)
• The Record of Bergen County (http://www.northjersey.com/towns/ridgefield.html)

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