Monthly Archives: October 2018

RED BANK: A borough woman suffered minor injuries when struck by a minivan while crossing Bridge Avenue Tuesday night, police say.

RED BANK: Couple charged with assaulting cops who responded to call about disturbance and found an injured child, chief reports.

ON THE GREEN: Hundreds of Jews and non-Jews pack temples in Rumson and Tinton Falls to mourn victims of Pittsburgh shootings.

RED BANK: A northeaster flooded the Monmouth Boat Club and adjoining Marine Park Saturday as safety warnings were in effect.

RED BANK: Another branding deal adds another corporate name to the marquee of the venue locals know simply as 'the Basie.'

RED BANK: The final weekend of October 2018 gets off to a soggy start on the Greater Green. Here's the extended forecast.

FAIR HAVEN: A Knollwood School student suffered "significant" injuries when struck by a vehicle while on his bike Thursday afternoon, superintendent said.

RED BANK: In its second broadside of the campaign, the GOP questions Yassin's rapid rise and suggests he engaged in "fraud."

RED BANK: Against backdrop of critical management report, two mayoral and five council candidates face off before a full house.

RED BANK: The planning board tapped the brakes last week on a proposed zoning change for the former VNA HQ site, calling it a density giveaway.

RED BANK: Big week for RiverCenter as it wraps up an new vision plan with a focus on the value of the waterfront and moves into new offices.

RED BANK: See who you know in redbankgreen's photos from the 71st annual Halloween Parade, held under blustery conditions Sunday.

RED BANK: In Retail Churn, a taco truck plans to open a restaurant; a Greek eatery replaces a French bistro; gift and flower shops plan to open.

RED BANK: Turtlenecks on or off? Here's the weather forecast for the coming weekend and beyond for the Greater Green.

RED BANK: After two years of flat-out "blood and sweat," wedding photographers open Red Tank microbrewery tonight, first of a coming wave of craft suds.

RED BANK: With additional lots in hand, Denholtz wins approval for newer, larger apartment and retail project alongside the train station.

SHREWSBURY: The latest crime and arrest reports from borough police.

RED BANK: Two months before she filed harassment allegations, the borough's head of personnel was told her job was on the line, officials claim.

RED BANK: Borough HR director loses job one day after filing harassment complaint against Business Administrator Ziad Shehady.

RED BANK: Five months into the job, Business Administrator Ziad Shehady is accused of harassment by the town's personnel director.