Monthly Archives: May 2017

LITTLE SILVER: Friends of the Library plan their annual book sale fundraiser over two days next week. Stock up on your summer reading.

RUMSON: The photography of six Red Bank Regional seniors is on view at Canvas Studio, beginning May 18.

RUMSON: Eight graders at Rumson Country Day School learn about respect and overcoming obstacles, from Police Academy's director Breckinridge.

RED BANK: Tony-level talent helps Two River Theater host an advance listen to the original musical, THE BALLAD OF LITTLE JO.

SHREWSBURY: Governor Chris Christie opens new outpatient drug counseling center here by shouting down protestors as "ignorant" NIMBYs.

RED BANK: Council will try again to make it easier for builders to redevelop "underutilized" properties in the train station area.

RED BANK: The borough's Environmental Commission plans an electric car show this month to juice awareness of EVs and other alternatives to gas guzzlers.

FAIR HAVEN: A "Dream Team" of young archers has selected a RFH junior for its Olympic training program.

SHREWSBURY: Governor Chris Christie is scheduled to cut the ribbon on a new outpatient drug addiction treatment center here Thursday.

ON THE GREEN: Memories of amusements past, and comfort food from a surprising source, on the local book front this Thursday.

LITTLE SILVER: Borough first aiders take the wraps off a new ambulance, which came in "$50 under budget," says ex-chief.

LITTLE SILVER: The piano program at Red Bank Regional celebrates 25 years with a special public Piano and Harp Concert on May 24.

RED BANK: Woman arrested after hairy police pursuit in which she crashed three times, finally taking down a utility pole.

RED BANK: Say goodbye to that weird little jog into the right lane on Broad Street at Linden Place.

RED BANK: The median police salary in New Jersey crossed the $100,000 mark in 2016, and most of the towns on the Greater Green were in step.

RED BANK: Sneak a peek at PARIS CAN WAIT, screening this Thursday as a feature-length fundraiser for Monmouth Arts.

LITTLE SILVER: Here's the essay on growing up in the borough that earned a Red Bank Regional senior at $1,000 scholarship.

LITTLE SILVER: Borough will set up a K9 unit, but not a donor fund for it, following action by a divided council Monday night.

RED BANK: The Oyster Point is the scene of a second annual Taste for Homes fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity, on May 15.

SHREWSBURY: Four weeks worth of crime and arrest reports from borough police includes two arrests of the same person.