Jose Ureña notched a three-inning save for the Mets despite allowing five earned runs in the team's 19-5 victory Before Tuesday's series opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Citi Field the Mets front office continued to manipulate their major-league roster to ensure they could cover innings And the newest addition to the 26-man roster is one of North Jersey's own would be called up from Triple-A Syracuse after Ureña was designated for assignment the Mets made a one-year deal with left-hander Brooks Raley They also transferred Sean Manaea to the 60-day injured list Here are three things to know about Herget Herget was a three-sport athlete at Park Ridge but made his mark on the diamond Herget helped lead his team to its first state title since 1977 — a Group 1 crown a 9-2 record and led the team with eight home runs Kevin Herget made a name for himself at KeanAfter moving on to play college baseball at Kean University in Union Herget began to make a name for himself inside the New 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Terms of Use • Privacy Notice • Cookie Policy • Terms of Sale Friday was about revenge for Mountain Lakes 2 seed Lakers defeated top seed and host Park Ridge Mountain Lakes (22-5) reversed the result of last year’s sectional final in the same gym because we knew that we could have won it," Lakers senior Kaylin Oey said we all said [that] we need to win this game − we don't want to lose again." Senior Abby Hawes led the visitors with 20 points Sophomore forward Shea Sutter logged a dominant double-double (16 points 18 rebounds) to help the Lakers control the glass and the paint Park Ridge 2,000-point scorer Allie Shenloogian netted a game-high 30 before fouling out with 48.7 seconds left The crowd and the entire Mountain Lakes team gave the reigning North Jersey Player of the Year an ovation as she walked off the court for the final time "She's one of the top scorers in the state You've got to give her respect for that," Mountain Lakes coach Joanne Smith said After claiming the fifth sectional title in program history Mountain Lakes advanced to Tuesday's NJSIAA Group 1 semifinal at Bloomfield High School The team will face former conference foe Glen Ridge which reached its third consecutive sectional final Shenloogian ended up fifth on the all-time Bergen County scoring list with 2,337 career points Mountain Lakes held a 43-27 edge in rebounds but the Owls countered by making 22 steals and its 40-25 rebounding advantage was too much to overcome 6-foot Sutter and 5-8 Kristine Squeglia patrolled the paint and gave Park Ridge few inside looks as the Lakers built a 33-18 halftime lead we had a lot of points scored on us [in the final]," Hawes said "We really knew that in order to win this game “I was watching the power points throughout the whole season are we going to get above them [in sectional seedings] And you really never know until you get to the court.” —Hawes on how long she’d been looking forward to the rematch You’ve got to come out and play the way we’ve been playing and that’s all that matters.’ … It is a little bit of a revenge This is what they’ve been working for.” —Smith Park Ridge Golf Course is a testament to ingenuity and sustainability has been transformed into one of South Florida’s most unique and challenging golf courses a welcomed and challenging sight in this flat region Park Ridge offers golfers an experience unlike any other in the area WATCH: How does the history of Park Ridge Golf Course in Wellington impact the player experience Park Ridge isn’t your typical South Florida golf course The rolling hills give it a character more closely related to courses found in the Mid-Atlantic rather than the Sunshine State The dramatic elevation changes add to the scenic beauty and require golfers to think strategically about their shots Whether it’s a steep uphill approach or a downhill tee shot that adds extra yardage Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of Park Ridge is its history can be turned into something both beautiful and functional The transformation from landfill to lush green fairways showcases the power of sustainability and thoughtful land management The golf course also plays a role in conservation efforts with carefully maintained native landscaping that supports local wildlife Golfers often spot a variety of birds and other animals that call Park Ridge home adding to the experience of playing in this eco-conscious setting Palm Beach County is proud that this course is Audubon Certified a certification program that helps golf courses protect the environment and preserve the natural heritage of the game of golf "You'll see a lot of different birds out here all kinds of wonderful natural habitat that wouldn't be out here if it wasn't the golf course," Eric Rein Palm Beach County's golf operations supervisor The Solid Waste Authority told WPTV First Alert Meteorologist Frances Peyton that for a landfill to be repurposed it must go through years of stabilization and must be carefully compacted and covered to prevent environmental risks which took decades of planning and environmental protections Whether you’re aiming for a personal best or simply soaking in the unique landscape Park Ridge is far more than just a golf course and come see why Park Ridge is a must-play for golfers who crave something different "What we offer is a unique experience for some of the people who come and play from the north," Rein said The First Congregational United Church of Christ in Park Ridge told its congregation this weekend that it had received threats stemming from a social media post by the head of the Bergen County chapter of Moms for Liberty a group known for opposing inclusive curricula in school and supporting book bans the church said it alerted authorities when "one commentator suggested the only way to deal with us was with 'gasoline and a match.'" A police officer was present at the church's Sunday service and the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office has been alerted to the situation Bougher said she took down the post after learning about the aggressive comments on it She said she stands by its message but denounces any threat of violence in response "It's an unfortunate thing that people can’t be an adult and have a regular conversation about this somebody wrote something threatening," she said "Obviously that is inappropriate and uncalled for and certainly not the point of the post There is absolutely no reason to go there and call for that."  The congregation met for its weekly worship service at 10 a.m. and Pastor Mark Suriano said the church pews were filled with more worshippers than usual He said his flock received an outpouring of support from the broader community over the weekend we speak only of true freedom," the pastor said as seen in a video recording of the service "True liberty and the love of God for all God has made including our queer brothers and sisters; including people of color; including the poor and the marginalized; including all those people that our current world may want to shove aside and make unimportant Suriano did not respond to a phone call placed to the church office seeking additional comments saying they were coordinating with the local detectives and in contact with the Bergen County Prosecutors' Office Threats against a religious institution require the prosecutor to be involved," the statement from the church said Calls to the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office and the Park Ridge Police Department were not immediately returned Bougher said she hasn't been contacted by any authorities and doesn't expect to be: "I can put a post up — free speech They might contact the person who made the comments You shouldn’t do that; that's not right."  'Publicly attacked for who we are'The message from the Park Ridge First Congregational United Church of Christ struck a defiant tone: "We have been publicly attacked for who we are The church also said the posting was "meant to make us afraid" and that the last few months have brought "a constant attack on many things livelihood and happiness are under attack daily." "The bravest thing to do is to show up," the church's statement continued still holding in-person worship and if you are up for it Park Ridge Board of Education member Robert Fisher Jr indicated that he attended services at First Congregational on Sunday and talked to Suriano and parishioners about the post "Let me be unequivocal: threatening a house of worship is totally unacceptable and I strongly encourage members of the community to cooperate with our PRPD if they have information regarding illegal activity and I will always advocate for our most vulnerable citizens!" Fisher wrote Moms for Liberty labeled a hate groupMoms for Liberty is a nonprofit organization with more than 300 chapters across the U.S It was formed in 2021 by Florida school board members to empower "parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government." But last year, the Southern Poverty Law Center added chapters from Bergen, Burlington, Cape May, Morris, Ocean and Passaic counties to its "Hate Map," labeling Moms for Liberty a "far-right organization" that uses social media "to target teachers and school officials advocate for the abolition of the Department of Education and spread hateful imagery and rhetoric against the LGBTQ community." In taking issue with the designation, Bougher told NJ.com last year that her group denounces hateful rhetoric and advocates for age-appropriate curriculum “We advocate for the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment that protects the fundamental right of parents to direct the care upbringing and education of their children,” she told NJ.com Moms for Liberty has been active in North Jersey, advocating for more parental control in education in the form of book ban campaigns and curriculum amendment It also supported candidates for school boards; in 2023 eight of 20 Moms for Liberty-endorsed candidates won seats in Morris County while parental rights candidates lost in Sparta Basking Ridge and Westwood Regional in Bergen County Bougher contends that posting a picture of the flag which she says inappropriately platforms sexuality is in service of her work to keep children safe "I'm a mother in town and I don't want my children around that and there's plenty of parents who don't want their children around that," she said " If you're not in this world — and it's not a fun one to be in to protect kids because you see and hear some evil things — unfortunately it's a slippery slope Bougher said she is planning to speak with Suriano about the flag The church ended its message about the post with an appeal to the community: "We are all in this together and it will take us all to make our way through these days with our morality intact." Bernard and Ruth Douglass as well as brothers John (Emily)   He is survived by his wife of 50 years Brother to Susan Sandstrom Berkley and Wylie (Ardyth) Douglass He loved his sweet career in the candy business as well as sailing on Lake Michigan A memorial service to honor David’s life will be held on Saturday IL followed by a celebratory reception in the church’s Great Hall from 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. Memorial gifts may be given to the Park Ridge Community Church Youth Program where he was a Sunday School teacher and youth group sponsor or The Michael J Fox Parkinson’s Foundation in David’s name.  Every day at lacrosse practice can feel like a house divided in Park Ridge On one side of the field is senior defender and ground ball machine Matthew Rozzi On the other is his younger twin brother: midfield maestro Andrew Rozzi the Rozzis always go head-to-head as captains of their school's co-op lacrosse team with Emerson there is a mutual understanding between two players who've been starting since freshman year: what happens at practice "I think it really elevates both of our games," Matthew Rozzi said I think having two different personalities as captains is really benefitting our team too." Park Ridge/Emerson has gotten the best of both worlds this year The Owls have won four of the first five games after finishing 5-11 last spring not every close encounter between the brothers is adversarial last Saturday against Nutley when the Owls were down to 15 players due to illness and low turnout The solution for coach Christian Roca was unconventional "Matt has one of the best sticks on the team," Roca said "I pulled him over after maybe the first quarter you're going to have to stay and play some offense because some of our middies are a little bit gassed.' He looked at me Still carrying a long pole required on defense Matthew Rozzi went out and scored a career-high four goals including the winner late in the fourth quarter Midfield was his position up until fifth grade Roca describes him as the player who knows what everyone is supposed to be doing "The kids really look up to him," said Roca who lets his captains speak after every practice "Matt always has some really great insight I think he's going to make a really good coach one day." the elder Rozzi has relied on a less glamorous trick than scoring – prying the ball loose and winning the 50/50 battles that decide games Now the Owls' all-time leader with 305 ground balls he led Bergen County with 155 pick-ups last year Rozzi works as a faceoff wing and rotates between defense and long-stick middie That ensures that he's always lined up against an opponent's top player "I think a lot of it is being in the right spot and obviously having a faceoff guy that wins a lot of faceoffs," Rozzi said "It's also just the belief that every time the ball is on the ground I'm going to be the guy that picks it up." Matthew Rozzi's perspective on lacrosse has changed Long before being the guy who plans to play club ball at Penn State he was skeptical when his father told him to sign up for the sport years ago His friends were more likely to be on the baseball field each spring than embrace a sport still in its infancy in the small Group 1 town What won him over quickly was the speed and physicality of lacrosse – two traits he carried over to high school football as a running back While Park Ridge/Emerson hasn't had a winning season in lacrosse since 2018 the Owls – or "Fighting Owls" as their new throwback uniforms say – want to scratch and claw their way to new heights "The energy this year has been so different from years in the past," Rozzi said "I think the belief in the locker room has been great Also nominated: Jack Walsh of Westwood for baseball A strip mall on Kinderkamack Road in Park Ridge anchored by a Lidl supermarket that also includes a Staples Chase Bank and Starbucks has sold for $17 million the real estate services firm Marcus & Millichap announced Thursday The news comes after a similar deal was announced in Wyckoff, where a 34-year-old, 10,000-square-foot retail strip recently sold for nearly $4.3 million to a mystery buyer The name of the buyer of the Park Ridge property — the 71,650-square-foot Ridgemont Shopping Center — also was not disclosed “It’s extremely rare to see grocery-anchored shopping centers come to market in New Jersey especially the dominant center in one of Bergen County’s most attractive towns,” said Marcus & Millichap senior executive Alan Cafiero Meanwhile, a retail center on the busy Route 17 corridor in the shopping and mall hub of Paramus was sold last summer to DRA Advisors and First Mile Properties for $36.8 million said East Rutherford-based commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield The property — Paramus Plaza at 545 Route 17 south — has 153,494 square feet of space and features Hobby Lobby Strip malls — or "open-air shopping centers" — have seen an explosion in growth since the COVID-19 pandemic, amounting to a so-called "retail renaissance," wrote James Corl the New York City head of private real estate at Cohen & Steers "We believe that the durable acceleration in earnings growth combined with relatively high current yields will propel shopping performance for some time," he wrote in September Strip malls "require lower upfront costs than more extensive commercial properties," added the Manhattan-based Ashton Global Investment Management They are considered "stable rental income streams" with tenants that "remain in demand regardless of economic fluctuations," such as nail salons, barbershops and physical therapy clinics, Ashton added in its blog post labor and the economy for NorthJersey.com and The Record Email: munozd@northjersey.com; Twitter:@danielmunoz100 and Facebook Immaculate Heart's quest for a historic fourth straight Bergen County softball title will start from the top spot in the 40-team field Paramus Catholic and Old Tappan round out the top four seeds 3 seed for Paramus Catholic is the school’s best seeding since 2004 the Blue Eagles are the top seed in the Bergen County Tournament They have won three straight county titles There is a new format for the tournament this year with a championship bracket for teams seeded 1-24 and an invitational bracket for teams seeded 25-40 Teams seeded 1-8 receive a first-round bye while teams seeded 9-24 in the championship bracket meet in first-round games with the winners advancing to the second round of the championship bracket and the losers dropping into the invitational bracket The championship game for both brackets is scheduled for May 24 at the Wood-Ridge Athletic Complex This file will be updated all tournament long with scores and future schedules (14) Northern Highlands at (3) Paramus Catholic A private investor has acquired a nearly 72,000-square-foot grocery-anchored retail property in Park Ridge for $17 million according to a brokerage team with Marcus & Millichap the firm said the Ridgemont Shopping Center at 169-199 Kinderkamack Road is home to 12 national and regional tenants The 71,650-square-foot property also benefits from its location in an area with an average household income of $194,000 within a three-mile radius and a median home value of $672,924 David Cafiero and John Moroz worked alongside Bill Farkas of Jeffery Realty to market the center and procure the buyer “It’s extremely rare to see grocery-anchored shopping centers come to market in New Jersey especially the dominant center in one of Bergen County’s most attractive towns,” said Alan Cafiero a senior managing director for investments “It’s no surprise there was tremendous interest in this asset as we received more than 20 written offers from investors.” has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for 13 years Many industry leaders view him as the go-to real estate reporter in the state a role he is eager to 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Learn more about our use of cookies: cookie policy TennesseeMenu{"@context":"https://schema.org","@graph":[{"@type":"Article","@id":"https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/nature/tennessee/state-park-worth-the-visit-tn/#article","isPartOf":{"@id":"https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/nature/tennessee/state-park-worth-the-visit-tn"},"author":{"name":"Jackie Sutherlin","url":"https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/authors/jackie-ann","@id":"https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/#/schema/person/dXNlcjoxNjM="},"headline":"We Love Our National Parks highly curated editorial content brings attention to hidden gems Jackie has lived in Louisiana for over three decades and currently lives in New Orleans She's been writing for OnlyInYourState since 2016 and can often be found with a coffee at her side But This Tennessee Park Is Just As AmazingDon't sleep on this underrated and beautiful state park in Tennessee Big Ridge State Park is full of outdoor adventure But I’m here to put the spotlight on some of the many beautiful state parks in Tennessee Mason H via AllTrailsLocated just 26 miles north of Knoxville Big Ridge State Park is an easy destination to escape to when you need a little respite from city life Conveniently located near Norris Dam State Park you could actually knock out both state parks in a weekend (but we will focus on Big Ridge today).  Big Ridge State Park boasts 3,687 acres to explore Its location in the Appalachian Ridge and Valley range offers plenty of scenic beauty and several historic sites Excavations in the 1930s revealed over 20 prehistoric Native American sites Ernie J via AllTrailsNestled along the southern shore of the Norris Reservoir, much of the park’s attractions center around Big Ridge Lake. Visitors can bring a kayak or a canoe to explore the lake on their own, or rent one from the park.  It’s not limited to just kayaks and canoes—rowboats, fishing boats, and wave runners are all welcome to join in on the fun. If you’ve got a fishing license, feel free to drop a line! The 49-acre lake offers excellent bass and bream fishing year-round.  the sandy beach at Big Ridge Lake is a very popular spot in the summer months The beach is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day but note that there are no lifeguards on duty Angela Brunelle via AllTrailsWith over 15 miles of hiking trails at Big Ridge State Park you can be certain you’ll find one that suits your skill set From lakeshores to remnants of early settlements and historic cemeteries each hiking trail offers something different Marshall Farnsworth via AllTrailsAs you wander through the trails of this beautiful state park in Tennessee, you'll find several historic hidden gems. The Norton Gristmill (pictured above) is one of the park’s most prominent historical features—it was built in 1825! keep an eye out for birds—this park is fabulous for migratory birds in the spring and fall Over 110 species of birds have been observed here and the Fisherman's Trail are three of the best trails at Big Ridge State Park for birdwatching If you want to turn your day trip into a weekend getaway, there are plenty of cabins at Big Ridge State Park as well as primitive campsites and RV slots Visit the official website to reserve your spot in advance If you've already explored Big Ridge State Park and are inspired for more outdoor adventures, read on to discover some of my favorite state parks in Tennessee. 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COMMISSIONERS PRESENT $60K IN OPEN SPACE FUNDING TO BOROUGH OF PARK RIDGE Funding will support installation of sporting lighting at Sulak Field Above: Open Space Trust Fund Executive Director Ken Aloisio Above: Acting Parks Director Craig Dorsett and Open Space Trust Fund Executive Director Ken Aloisio N.J.) – County Executive Jim Tedesco and members of the Board of Commissioners recently presented a ceremonial check for $60,011 from the Bergen County Open Space Trust Fund (OSTF) to Park Ridge Mayor Keith Misciagna and members of the borough council The grant will support the installation of a new sports lighting system at Sulak Field a multi-use municipal recreation field in Park Ridge “Preserving and enhancing our open spaces is a top priority in Bergen County,” said County Executive Jim Tedesco “The Open Space Trust Fund plays an important role in improving our local parks and recreational facilities ensuring that our youth have safe and accessible spaces to play and compete We’re excited to partner with Park Ridge to bring these important upgrades to Sulak Field allowing more young athletes to benefit from evening practices and games.” “We are grateful for the support from County Executive Tedesco and the Bergen County Board of Commissioners in securing these important funds for Park Ridge,” said Mayor Keith Misciagna “This Open Space funding will not only enhance Sulak Field for our residents but also ensure that our young athletes have a safe and enjoyable place to play reinforcing our commitment to preserving and improving open spaces throughout Bergen County.” “Providing safe and well-lit spaces for recreation is essential to fostering vibrant communities,” said Commissioner Steven Tanelli “This new lighting system at Sulak Field will allow more residents to enjoy sports and activities in the evenings expanding opportunities for both youth and adults in Park Ridge we remain committed to supporting enhancements that strengthen our public spaces and bring our communities together.” Bergen CountyOne Bergen County PlazaHackensack County Executive – 201-336-7300 County Commissioners - 201-336-6200 Prosecutor's Office - 201-646-2300 Sheriff’s Office – 201-336-3500 Surrogate’s Office – 201-336-6700 County Clerk – 201-336-7000 Constituent Hotline – 201-336-7330  Facebook Twitter  Instagram