Monthly Archives: February 2017

RUMSON: The Forrestdale Drama Club rolls the dice for a winner, with a production of the musical comedy GUYS AND DOLLS JR.

LINCROFT: The Unitarian Meetinghouse hosts a trio of guest speakers on the topic of "The New Jim Crow" and mass incarceration.

RED BANK: The New Jersey Symphony dances into February with a Friday night valentine to the Great America Songbook at the Basie.

RED BANK: Busy council agenda includes concept plan for a new park on the former landfill on West Sunset Avenue and a new law on vacant properties.

ON THE GREEN: The Red Bank-area weather forecast calls for unseasonable warmth Wednesday followed by heavy snow Thursday.

RED BANK: The Humanists host scientist/futruist Ron Flannery in a Sunday morning celebration of International Darwin Day.

RUMSON: A partnership between Forrestdale School and Brookdale-based CHHANGE promotes the power of art in understanding tumultuous events.

RED BANK: A town hall meeting kicks off "dialogue" between merchants and residents on issues of parking and the role of a possible new downtown garage.

FAIR HAVEN: Marijuana possession arrests dominate the January blotter from borough PD.

LITTLE SILVER: Teams from RBR's Academy of Information Tech sweep all three top places in the state CyberPatriot competition.

TINTON FALLS: A generous donation from Ranney School parents results in an all-new Mann Student Center facility.

RED BANK: Hampton Inn gets a green light after developer withdraws a traffic element that opponents said would lead to crashes.

RED BANK: Former Ranney School employee faces federal prison term after admitting he downloaded child porn to his home computer.

RED BANK: East Side Flag Football Union (EFFU) goes for glory once again in the Snow Bowl, a fundraiser for Special Olympics, at Metlife Stadium next month.

RED BANK: As they did in December, writers for Jon Stewart's hush-hush new show are slated to offer a night of standup and improv here this week.

LITTLE SILVER: The new Fitness Center at Red Bank Regional gets a workout, with uses that include after-school strength training sessions.

FAIR HAVEN: The "Jr." version of the Disney musical BEAUTY AND THE BEAST goes up for one show only at Knollwood School, March 2.

RED BANK: Thirteen-year-old piano prodigy Adam Jackson inaugurates a new series of classical music concerts at St. Thomas Episcopal Church.

SEA BRIGHT: What's For Lunch? PieHole tries a couple of dishes, including the chili shrimp lunch bowl, at the new Bubbakoo's.

RED BANK: Downtown landlord John Bowers thinks the council's parking solution will lead the town over a cliff. He's put up $10k to create a simpler plan.