Monthly Archives: June 2017

RED BANK: At Red Rock Tap + Grill, happy hour is all about cocktails and a changing menu of gourmet food with crow's nest views of the Navesink.

RED BANK: A free riverside concert by the NJ Symphony Orchestra and a 'Liberty Extravaganza of patriotic music on Tower Hill herald Independence Day interlude this Sunday.

RED BANK: Residents and merchants could weigh in on the downtown parking crisis — or whether one exists — at a pair of forums in coming weeks.

RED BANK: The 2017 edition of the Red Bank International Beer, Wine and Food Fest raised $15,000 for two local charities.

RED BANK: Phish tribute band Uncle Ebenezer is the musical catch of the day at Jamian's Friday.

RED BANK: The Reckless Steamy Nights series cranks up the heat with a rare Jersey gig by New Orleans bluesburners Johnny Sansone and John Fohl.

RED BANK: Council Democrats back 'pure' parking garage approach for White Street lot, setting up possible head-on collision with Republicans.

MIDDLETOWN: Meet and interact with the American Giants of Science during a free-and-fun program at the township library.

FAIR HAVEN: Fast action by people trained in CPR saved a man's life at a River Road deli this month. Last night, they were honored by the mayor and council.

LINCROFT: Brookdale's Environmental Club celebrates local enviro-activism on issues such as the proposed JCP&L high-voltage line at a discussion tonight.

FAIR HAVEN: The borough police station, housed since 1983 in a former schoolhouse, is about to get its first remodeling since then.

SEA BRIGHT: PieHole pays a happy hour visit to the revived Donovan's Reef, where the palms sway and the rum buckets chill.

RED BANK: What's Going On Here? A new drugstore opens on Shrewsbury Avenue.

RED BANK: Repair work on a broken sewer line forced the closure of a busy stretch of Shrewsbury Avenue early Friday morning.

LINCROFT: Human artists inspired by animal and insect 'architects' kick off a series of events for adults and children at Monmouth Museum this Sunday.

SEA BRIGHT: Skimbash is back for 2017, in a two-day tournament that hits the surf this Saturday and Sunday.

MIDDLETOWN: An original musical dramedy asks, "is it 'gravy' or 'sauce'?" during a three-day stand at the Middletown Arts Center.

RUMSON: Locals get a look at options for a new Oceanic Bridge as officials hit the reset button on the consensus-building process begun a decade ago.

RED BANK: The musical THE BALLAD OF LITTLE JO enters its final week of performances, today through Sunday at Two River Theater.

FREEHOLD: Alleged gunman in 2014 Red Bank shooting gets underway, though jurors won't hear about an alleged retaliation killing.