The HHK Chamber Chronicles
A Strong Year Starts With Showing Up
January 2026
Dear HHK Business Owners,
January is a practical month. Routines return and businesses focus on the year ahead.
This is when progress is made. Opening your doors, engaging with customers, attending meetings and staying connected to the local business community all matter…especially now.
At the Ho-Ho-Kus Chamber of Commerce, we see January as a foundational month. Showing up early in the year strengthens relationships, increases visibility and sets the tone for long-term success.
A successful year doesn’t start with a single moment, it’s built through ongoing effort and engagement. Reply to this email to with your latest updates and goings on in your business!
Thank you for being part of a strong, connected business community.
— The Ho-Ho-Kus Chamber of Commerce
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A Word About Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine
Happy New Year Ho-Ho-Kus Chamber Members!
I hope you’ve received the January issue of Ridgewood | Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine this week. I apologize for the delay in sending this note to you.
I understand that a recent post on the Ho-Ho-Kus Moms Facebook page suggested that Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine no longer exists. This is not true, and I’d like to clarify with accurate information.
Is Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine no longer published?
Not true. Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine and Ridgewood Magazine have been combined into one expanded publication:
Ridgewood | Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine.
Why were the two magazines combined?
Residents truly loved Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine, which is why we are pleased to continue featuring Ho-Ho-Kus alongside Ridgewood in this combined publication.
To keep Ho-Ho-Kus alive, visible, and well represented, we made the strategic decision to combine both towns into one stronger magazine. This ensures continued coverage, high-quality content, and long-term sustainability — at a low and affordable price, with significantly more value due to an added 2,500-household circulation.
Where is the magazine delivered?
The magazine is delivered to both Ridgewood and Ho-Ho-Kus households, using the same circulation base for both towns. In addition, we have expanded distribution by 2,500 additional households, further increasing reach and visibility.
What does this mean for advertisers?
It means added value:
2,500 additional households on top of the original circulation
Exposure in both towns
One unified magazine instead of two
Advertising remains low, reasonable, and affordable
Will both towns still be featured?
Yes.
- Stories will continue to highlight both communities
- Residents from each town will now see what’s happening in the other town
- Advertising in this “unified” magazine will bring residents of both towns to businesses in both towns.
We’re excited about this next chapter and confident that this creates a stronger, more sustainable publication for both towns — benefiting readers, businesses, and advertisers alike.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions.
Click here to view the January 2026 issue:
https://issuu.com/wainscotmedia/docs/ridgewood_hohokus_january_2026
Warm regards,
Karen
Karen Stires
Publisher – Ridgewood Magazine & Ho-Ho-Kus Magazine
Advertising Account Executive – Bergen Magazine & NJ Home Magazine – Wainscot Media
Click here to view our family of magazines: https://issuu.com/wainscotmedia
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