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BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER
CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITY
SERVING WYCKOFF
SINCE 2016
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THE WEEKLY UPDATE
No. 101
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September 13, 2025
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The Yanofsky family moved to Wyckoff during the 2020 pandemic to be closer to Allie's sisters, creating a tight-knit community where nine first cousins live within a mile of each other. Former high school teacher Allie opened Dear Reader Books and Stationery on Main Street, combining her love of literature with supporting the local community where she's raising her three children.

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During the peak growing season from August through October, irrigation systems require regular check-ups to maintain efficiency and prevent water waste. Green-Way Irrigation's Eric Nelson emphasizes that proper controller programming, hands-on head adjustments, and underground valve assessments can identify common issues like stuck valves, clogged nozzles, and underground leaks that often go undetected during nighttime watering cycles.

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Active Steps to Best Protect Your Retirement Plan

NCM Capital Management's Taylor Thomas advises investors to focus on two key long-term risks: inflation and asset bubbles. He emphasizes owning assets that can capture inflation growth and avoiding overweighting portfolios in historically expensive asset classes, citing examples like the 2000 tech bubble and recent poor bond performance that averaged only 1.64% over 10 years, failing to keep pace with inflation.

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