Monthly Archives: July 2018

SHREWSBURY: What's Going on Here at this former real estate office? Lunch Break has plans to help clients looking to polish their life skills.

FAIR HAVEN: Video leads police to suspected car burglar.

RED BANK: Weather outlook for the rest of the week and beyond for the Greater Green includes lingering chance of precipitation.

FAIR HAVEN: May and June police blotter reports six arrests, five of them on outstanding warrants during traffic stops.

RED BANK: A chapter of rock 'n roll history comes to an end with the demolition of the former Danelectro guitar plant to make way for townhouses.

RED BANK: Councilman Mike Whelan wound up in a Hamptons police station Saturday after he was attacked in a hotel men's room, he says.

RED BANK: The five-day Indie Street Film Festival lights up screens all over town for the third consecutive year. We've got the full rundown of what's on offer, including a free community screening.

RED BANK: Story Walk, a three-year-old summer feature in Riverside Gardens Park, gets an upgrade to permanent displays in its latest edition.

RED BANK: What's Going on Here at this little-seen site in the heart of the borough's industrial core? Six new apartments.

RED BANK: Bellhaven plan revived and 'scaled back' once again, says Shehady, after questions about tree removal at the wetlands site.

RED BANK: Local-government groupies and gadflies will have another municipal meeting to add to their calendars starting next month: a council workshop session.

RED BANK: The Greater Red Bank Green is in for a lot of grey skies and precipitation in the coming week, according to the National Weather Service. Details here.

RED BANK: The borough's once-burgeoning antiques district, which took a big hit six years ago, is about to shrink some more.

RED BANK: After seven months of controversy, a proposed ban on retail sales of "puppy mill" pets was withdrawn Wednesday night.

RED BANK: Residents displaced from home after Shrewsbury Avenue fire that left a dog and a cat in veterinary care with smoke inhalation injuries.

RED BANK: With a 55-percent boost in state funding, school administrators rush to reverse cuts to jobs and services. But the tax hike remains, superintendent says.

RED BANK: Planners approve Rivermark office and luxury condo project at West Front Street and Maple Avenue after a bit of shrinkage.

RED BANK: A borough woman seeks advice on what to do with a flightless, one-eyed young robin her family took in a week ago.

RED BANK: Proposed new building at West Front Street and Maple Avenue, Sickles Market Provisions on planning and zoning agendas this week.

RED BANK: Rain forces delay of work on Indie Street Film Fest mural. Here's the weather forecast for the rest of the week.