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Green Ridgewood approved up to $4,000 to expand food-scrap collection and approved $560 for rain-garden work; members also voted 7-6 to spend $1,200 on one aquatic-herbicide application to address invasive knotweed at Graydon Park.
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Residents will see two additional 65-gallon food-scrap containers, with participation targeted to grow from about 300 to 800 households. Green Ridgewood also funded work at Habernickel Park and Vets Field and narrowly approved an herbicide treatment at Graydon Park, despite concerns about public-health effects and conflicting science. The Village reported that its 2026 budget would increase the average homeowner's costs by $195 annually.
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