Historic Ridgewood bus stop demolished after decade of closure
An engineer deemed it structurally unsound, prompting the decision to tear it down.
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Mar 26, 2025, 4:32 PM
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Updated 67 days ago
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3h agoA long-closed bus stop at Van Neste Square in Ridgewood was demolished today.
The historic station had been shuttered for nearly 10 years.
An engineer deemed it structurally unsound, prompting the decision to tear it down.
Village officials say a traditional bus shelter will temporarily replace it. A permanent structure will be chosen later.
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