Monthly Archives: January 2017

MIDDLETOWN: From climbing mountains to busting ghosts, the public library has a slate of wintry diversions lined up in coming days.

LITTLE SILVER: A new takeout eatery specializing in healthy eating, including anti-inflammatory dishes and cleanses -- opens on Prospect Avenue.

RED BANK: Pilgrim Baptist hosts chiefs and officers from around Monmouth County, at its first annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

SHREWSBURY: Renee Swartz of Rumson is re-elected chair of the County Library Commission, a position she's held since 1976.

SHREWSBURY: The latest crime and arrest reports.

RED BANK: Changes to a distinctive downtown building with an open-air staircase will go before the zoning board this week.

RUMSON: More than 120 students in the RFH School District make the College Board's annual AP District Honor Roll. 

RUMSON: More than 120 students in the RFH School District make the College Board's annual AP District Honor Roll. 

RED BANK: Comedy sensation Sebastian Maniscalco makes an unprecedented SIX-show stand at the Count Basie Theatre, this Thursday through Saturday.

RED BANK: In the latest police blotter, someone stole a baby stroller.

RED BANK: A blue line was painted down the middle of Broad Street Friday to honor law enforcers, even though the federal DOT calls such markings unsafe.

RED BANK: The borough's suburban streets form the setting of HURRICANE DIANE, a wild comedy of Greek gods and climate catastrophe that makes its world premiere at Two River Theater.

WHAT'S FOR LUNCH: No reservation needed for lunch at Anjelica's in Sea Bright, where PieHole lingered over a homey midday meal.

RED BANK: Parking news includes elimination of a turning lane downtown, hoods for pay stations and an update on the garage plan.

RED BANK: The Basie's PROJECT FX student film competition extends its deadline for entries to Sunday, February 5.

RED BANK: Man charged in slashing another with knife on street.

LITTLE SILVER: December arrests and crime reports.

RED BANK: Utilities director says there's "no indication" of lead in drinking water after resident shows off an extricated pipe with a lead connector.

LINCROFT: From big colorful cows to magnificent miniatures, a pair of Monmouth Museum art openings seek to brighten your winter hours this Saturday.

RED BANK: It's 'adios, Cantina Caliente' as another restaurant closes at 26 West Front. Owner now plans a seafood restaurant with roof deck and river views.