Monthly Archives: April 2017

RED BANK: Daughter of fire victims who lost everything in last week's blaze starts GoFundMe drive to help them back on their feet.

FAIR HAVEN: Knollwood School students enjoy a special appearance by famed Young Adult author Jordan Sonnenblick.

RUMSON: Students from the RCDS Debate Team move on to Eastern Regional Tournament in May.

RED BANK: Still disavowing incendiary text he said was meant as a "joke," Clancy resigns Human Relations committee.

LINCROFT: Toronto's Young Novelists take the stage as Earth Room Concerts resume Saturday night at the Unitarian Meetinghouse.

SHREWSBURY: The latest reports from borough police include a theft of more than $1,500 worth in goods from a cosmetics store.

RED BANK: One or more vandals attacked a line of six recently planted trees on Monmouth Street, tearing off all the lower branches.

RED BANK: The Community YMCA helps kids "Soar to New Heights" during a launch event for its annual campaign.

RED BANK: Amid renewed calls for his removal from Human Relations committee, GOP disputes context of controversial text message.

RED BANK: Two River Theater hosts the world premiere of THE WOMEN OF PADILLA, going up in previews this Saturday.

LITTLE SILVER: Drug busts, a DWI and a couple of car burglaries kept borough police busy in March.

RED BANK: After drenching rains last week, the Greater Red Bank Green is in for another soaking Wednesday night through Thursday afternoon

RED BANK: Party loyalist tees up GOP head for two issues: ignoring her, and sending a "disgusting" text about immigrant students.

RED BANK: Cellphones down, please. Borough police say they'll be conducting enhanced enforcement of laws covering distracted driving this month.

RED BANK: Primary school gets state Agriculture Department award for "exceptional job at promoting fruits and vegetables and healthy lifestyles."

RED BANK: With Zipprich and Schwabenbauer up for re-election, Democrats and Republicans will hold uncontested June primaries for two open council seats.

LITTLE SILVER: Coders from RBR's Academy of Information Tech take three of the six prizes in a recent competition at Stockton U.

RED BANK: Two weeks worth of crime and arrest reports from borough police, including the theft of a tip jar.

LINCROFT: Ever wonder where those unearthly languages spoken in 'Game of Thrones' come from? Meet their originator this Thursday night in a free event at Brookdale.

RED BANK: Three days after a raging blaze, emergency responders conduct a training exercise on a house one block away.