Monthly Archives: March 2018

RED BANK: Zoning board approves creation of two new homes on West Side riverfront estate where attorney says owner could theoretically build nine.

RED BANK: A Shrewsbury Avenue retail space that's been vacant since the departure of a seafood shop decades ago is approved for a facelift.

RED BANK: Middle school girls' basketball team cited for "Cinderella" 13-2 season and first Shore Athletic League championship in 24 years.

FAIR HAVEN: Middle-schoolers get detention for walkout in memory of Parkland shooting victims; Red Bank Regional students don't.

RED BANK: Furniture retailer British Cottage on Shrewsbury Avenue gets OK for latest in a series of growth moves dating back three decades in town.

RED BANK REGIONAL: Before starting an 'arms race' in schools by arming teachers, let's address gun access, says Superintendent Louis Moore.

RED BANK: Agenda for Wednesday's council meeting includes tweak to sidewalk café law, designation of new ice cream vendor in Riverside Gardens Park.

RED BANK: Wet snow and slippery roads are in Tuesday's forecast as the third storm in two weeks arrives on the Greater Green.

RED BANK: Rain turning to snow Monday afternoon could leave up to three inches on the Greater Green by Tuesday morning, forecasters say.

RED BANK: First Red Bank High, now Red Bank Catholic; borough library expands its effort to convert high school yearbooks to digital format.

RED BANK: In contrast to a blizzard that prompted a record number of parking tickets earlier this year, cops went light on ticketing in this week's storm.

RED BANK: Judge rejects JCP&L power line plan along 10 miles of rail, citing "overwhelming' adverse impacts and unproven need.

RED BANK: Retail Churn includes news about Carlo's Bake Shop, owned by 'Cake Boss' Buddy Valastro, plus some changes in the restaurant scene.

ON THE GREEN: A post-storm rundown of outages and delayed school starts in the Red Bank area.

RED BANK: Former parks & rec head Memone Crystian files suit against borough alleging racial discrimination by former administrator and councilman.

RED BANK: A late-winter storm could drop seven inches of snow and sleet on Green Wednesday. Governor declares state of emergency.

RED BANK: What does Marine Park need? Borough schedules first in a series of public input sessions on concept plan for a possible makeover.

RED BANK: The latest forecast for the Greater Green shows Winter Storm Quinn dropping a couple of inches of snow, sleet and rain Wednesday.

RED BANK: The latest police blotter includes six DWI arrests.

RED BANK: A 59-year old borough man was arrested last month on charges arising from an alleged aggravated sexual assault on a child in early 2017, police said.