Monthly Archives: September 2017

RED BANK: Police are investigating an early morning altercation on Bridge Avenue, where a gun was fired and a man was grazed by the bullet.

RED BANK: Two local-crafts shops open this weekend. Also, a Mexican restaurant with loco hours opens and a chain sub shop calls it quits.

RED BANK: Merchants band together to support survivors of recent hurricanes that devastated Texas, Florida and Caribbean.

RED BANK: The Music Ministry at St. Anthony's presents part two of its "Three for Tea at the Piano" recital series Sunday.

SANDY HOOK: Volunteers of all ages are welcome as the annual BioBlitz census project hits the beaches and trails Saturday.

LITTLE SILVER: The annual 5k run returns to the track at Red Bank Regional for a 24th edition Sunday, with after party at the borough firehouse.

RED BANK: Both developers vying to redevelop the White Street parking lot said an insistence on 500 net new space may not be economically viable.

RED BANK: Three nonagenarian "Living Legends" are honored during the Women's Ministry Weekend at Pilgrim Baptist Church.

LITTLE SILVER: Legendary RBR football coach Robert Strangia is honored at the kickoff to the Bucs' home field season.

RED BANK: What's Going On at the Yellow Cab stand, which was demolished last week? A multiuse project called the Rails. We've got renderings.

RUMSON: Monmouth University announces plan for marine science center with labs and classrooms atop riverfront sewer pump station here.

RED BANK: Push to redevelop the White Street parking lot gets two spotlights tonight, with meetings at borough hall (6:30) and the primary school (8 pm).

FAIR HAVEN: The borough closing in on new walking-and-biking plan that officials say could serve as a blueprint for generations to come.

RED BANK: "Deep Throat" (no, not that one) is on screen at Bow Tie Cinemas when Liam Neeson stars as Watergate tipster Mark Felt in a fundraiser for Monmouth Arts.

RED BANK: At a clinic on navigating new DACA era, 'Dreamers' help others just like them file paperwork. Meanwhile, their futures are "on hold," says one.

LITTLE SILVER: A Red Bank Regional senior joins a select group of veteran playwrights and actors as her short drama is presented as part of a major theater festival.

LITTLE SILVER: Schoolkids, family members and faculty team up to play a fundraiser softball game for the young daughter of a borough teacher.

RED BANK: Local artists are auctioning off their own work to fund a bench overlooking the Navesink in honor one of their own.

SHREWSBURY: Recent police activity includes three DWI arrests.

RED BANK: Roasting temperatures cut the turnout at the Guinness Oyster Festival Sunday, but the food, music and beer fest was still a party. Pix.