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GRANDVILLE CONVERSION GETS GREEN LIGHT

November 9, 2009 – 8:36 am

The owner wants to create five new units in the 91-unit building.

By DUSTIN RACIOPPI
Compromise sealed the deal to move forward with plans to renovate Grandville Towers from apartments to condominiums, which gained approval from the Red Bank zoning board Thursday.
After more than a year of occasional hearings, presentations and a little haggling — particularly over [...]

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NEARLY EMPTY COMPLEX MAY GET RESTAURANT

September 14, 2009 – 5:28 am

Except for limited office use, Red Bank Corporate Plaza has been empty since completion two years ago.

By Dustin Racioppi
Red Bank’s comeback from the depths of the economic downturn may turn out to be based on an unexpected foundation: pizza.
In recent months, one large pizza restaurant has opened, a second one  has committed to the [...]

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TOWN: LOT IS TOO SOON, IF NOT TOO MUCH

September 9, 2009 – 11:29 am

The lot at the corner of Maple Avenue and Monmouth Street was paved without a permit, say borough officials.
Red Bank borough employees returned to work after the Labor Day holiday to find they have a new neighbor: a sleek black parking lot on the site of the former Tubby’s Shell station across Maple Avenue from [...]

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FAIR HAVEN MAY FORGO GRANTS FOR PARK

August 11, 2009 – 8:20 am

The property, seen here from the river beach, is at the foot of narrow DeNormandie Avenue, right. (Click to enlarge)
Amid concerns from some residents that Fair Haven is about to create a riverfront park with access issues, borough officials last night forged ahead while throwing a late wrinkle into the plan.
The newest twist: closing on [...]

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HISTORY ON THE BLOCK, PIECE BY PIECE

August 5, 2009 – 11:07 am

The Charles Williams House, dating to the mid-19th century, will be the site of an estate sale on Saturday.
Fair Haven officials expect to hold a final debate and vote next Monday on whether to float a bond to buy and raze one of the oldest homes in town to create a riverfront park.
Meantime, on Saturday, [...]

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‘CONTROVERSY COVE’ DEBATE CONTINUES

July 29, 2009 – 7:52 am

Volunteers digging out invasive plants during a cleanup of the riverfront property in May.
Today’s Asbury Park Press takes another look at the tug-of-war over Red Bank’s tentatively-named Maple Cove that’s been going on for more than a year.
The dispute, which has pitted boaters and environmentalists against the borough government, has  centered on what might be [...]

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FAIR HAVEN TO SEEK GREEN ACRES FUNDS

July 14, 2009 – 6:41 am

Residents of DeNormandie Avenue have raised traffic and parking concerns about the proposed conversion of the riverfront residence to a park.
In response to concerns raised by neighbors, Fair Haven officials last night put off voting on a plan to fund the $1.2 million purchase of a one-acre parcel on the Navesink River, according to a [...]

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REALTOR PLANS RETAIL SHOWCASE

July 13, 2009 – 11:53 am

Corinthian Cove’s one unsold unit will display merchandise from Red Bank retailers for two months. (Photo courtesy of Susan McLaughlin)
She’s got a big, empty house on the Navesink she’d like to sell.
They’ve got everything from bars of soap to dining room furniture that they’d like to move — not to mention an image of being [...]

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CENTURY HOUSE EYED FOR POCKET PARK

June 25, 2009 – 11:56 am

With its million-dollar view of the Navesink, the Charles Williams house would be razed sooner or later, locals appear to agree. Below, a weathered medallion on the doorframe marks the structure as a Century House.
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It’s a homestead that links Fair Haven not only to its roots as a riverfront village, but to [...]

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