Monthly Archives: January 2018

RUMSON: Two boys fall through Navesink River ice, get out safely themselves before police arrive, according to report by NJ.com.

RED BANK: Unity march and rally spotlights Martin Luther King Jr. and gets a cameo by soon-to-be state First Lady Tammy Murphy.

LITTLE SILVER: There's biting cold and a bit of snow in the forecast as a new week gets underway on the Greater Red Bank Green.

RED BANK: Back in control of the borough agenda, Democrats plan to put out a call for a parking consultant as early as this month, Yngstrom says.

RED BANK: Amid debate about proposed puppy mill ordinance, Burnham dishes about Whelan's dating life, and... oops! Never mind!

RED BANK: Council takes up proposed 'puppy mill' ban as customers of Bark Avenue, the borough's only dog retailer, rally to its support.

RED BANK: Count Basie Theatre to livestream Saturday's tribute concert in memory of late Smithereens lead singer Pat DiNizio.

LITTLE SILVER: Healy and Holzapfel take office as Neff continues tradition of state-of-the-borough message in the form of 'bad poetry.'

RED BANK: After days of subzero wind chills, Tuesday's outlook is for relatively balmy weather, kicking off a trend that should last through Saturday.

RED BANK: Ticket sales rose for the fourth straight year at the Count Basie in 2017, making it the state's top venue of its size once again.

RED BANK: Charter school to hold its annual enrollment lottery this week.

RED BANK: The borough police department's final crime and arrest report of 2017 is full of contempt.

RED BANK: Arctic cold finally departs Greater Green, but there's still a hazard Monday evening. Here's the forecast for the week.

RED BANK: Thursday's snowstorm also brought a record number of parking tickets for vehicles left on borough streets, police tell redbankgreen.

RED BANK: A day after after the first snowstorm of 2018, subzero wind-chill temperatures take hold, and will remain through Saturday, forecasters say.

RED BANK: It's just another workday for some people as snowstorm prompts widespread closings and cancellations. What comes next is anything but ordinary, however.

RED BANK: A residential high-rise is on 24/7 fire watch after sprinkler pipes burst. Chief says volunteers busy answering frozen-pipe calls.

RED BANK: Snow forecast for Thursday ranges from a few inches to a foot, depending on track of potential 'bomb cyclone' moving up the coast.

RED BANK: Flexing their muscle as the majority party once again, Democrats pick consultant as interim borough administrator.

RED BANK: Freezing temperatures create a winter playground atop the Navesink River. The frigid conditions are expected to last through the weekend.