Monthly Archives: April 2022

RED BANK: Lunch Break and No Limits Cafe team up to feed area residents.

RED BANK: Council agenda includes final axe for the Redevelopment Agency and accepting "corrective actions" for deficiencies found in 2020 audit.

RED BANK: Three Republicans who've previously run for council as 'placeholders' comprise mayor-and-council ticket in GOP's June primary.

RED BANK: No immediate ruling as judge says he'll decide "shortly" whether to temporarily remove Mirandi from council.

RED BANK: Vacant house at Maple and Waverly can be expanded and used as chiropractor's office and apartment, board says.

RED BANK: Municipal government expert walks Charter Study Commission through available options.

RED BANK: High-visibility downtown office building changes hands.

RED BANK: Home-to-medical-office conversion at Maple and Waverly slated to be heard by zoning board Thursday night.

RED BANK: Horgan heads to the exit with Menna, citing "divisiveness, distrust, and acrimony" stoked by Zipprich. Meanwhile, a political newcomer files to run for mayor.

RED BANK: Saxum wins approval for changes to its massive, not-yet-built housing project on the former VNA headquarters site.

RED BANK: Menna won't seek to retain his seat as mayor after being "dumped" by Zipprich-led Democratic organization.

RED BANK: Police blotter for March includes three thefts of catalytic converters from parked vehicles.

RED BANK: After a career as a professional boxer, Freddie Boynton became a fighter for the community he grew up in. Now he has a plaque in Johnny Jazz Park. (Fight video included.)

RED BANK: What's Going On Here? Here's the latest on the dispute in which an art gallery owner had his car boxed in by a fence last week.

RED BANK: Two years after winning approval to build 210 units, Saxum wants to increase the bedroom count while reducing density.

RED BANK: Facing a challenge to his Democratic party leadership, Zipprich loses on demand for "county line" on primary ballot.