Greet Ridgefield

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Welcome! We love serving this community.

Greet is the warm “hello” waiting in your mailbox. Nothing brings us more joy than sharing stories from local residents, exclusively for readers (and neighbors) like you.

We are grateful to serve this amazing community.

Every month, we share never-before-published stories about local residents, businesses, and more.

See below for a few of our recent favorites.

The Eid family gathers together. Their shared commitment to family, community, and service has helped shape their Ridgefield journey.
The Eid Family: Hani, Hazar, Faris, Adam, and Jad
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A Northwestern Garter Snake rests in the sunshine. Photo courtesy of Susan Setterberg.
Snakes in the Sunshine

Keep an eye on the trail this month. You might spot a snake soaking up the summer sun.

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Executive Director Ethan Perry shares an update on Port activities during the March 2026 Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce meeting. The Chamber is one of many community partners working alongside the Port to support economic vitality and quality of life in Ridgefield.
Still Building Ridgefield’s Story, Together
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After graduation, Marlo Denniston plans to attend Clark College before pursuing a degree in Early Childhood Education.
RHS Senior Discovers a Passion for Teaching Through Early Learning Center Volunteerism
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Mayor Matt Cole addresses attendees during the groundbreaking ceremony for the Eastside Elevated Water Reservoir.
New Water Reservoir Project Will More Than Double Ridgefield's Water Storage Capacity
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Rally the Raptor signs an autograph for a young fan before the start of a Ridgefield Raptors game.
One More Week of Baseball with the Raptors
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Families, children, and Ridgefield police officers fill Overlook Park during the return of the popular Rocks With Cops community event.
Rocks With Cops Returns to Ridgefield
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Cathy Doriot has served the Ridgefield community for more than 37 years, including the past three years as Chief of Police.
The Chief Who Knows Every Streetlight
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Shoppers browse locally grown produce, plants, strawberries, and blackberries at the Ridgefield Farmers Market.
The Big Paddle That Wasn't

Rain Didn't Dampen First Saturday Spirit

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