Monthly Archives: February 2024

RED BANK: After a subdivision, an instant house rises on a new Catherine Street lot.

RED BANK: In this edition of Retail Churn, Paradiddle Griddle and 30 Burgers go dark, while a new tattoo studio opens.

RED BANK: Amid a housing crunch, one man’s futile search for an affordable small house in town for his mother has left him praying for answers.

For Black History Month, Red Bank's Community Engagement and Equity Advisory Committee has been running a series of local profiles on Facebook.

RED BANK: A new, 5,000-square foot home on Shrewsbury Avenue sells for a jaw-dropping sum, setting a West Side record.

RED BANK: Seven police officers promoted, and a new one appointed, before a large gathering of friends and family at council session.

RED BANK: Graffiti and contempt of court charges dominate January blotter, with arrests also for weapons and DWI.

RED BANK: Opposing advocates for Israel and Palestine argue over a non-existent ceasefire resolution as council stays out of it.

LITTLE SILVER: The last time Madelyn Sanchez-Bera stood before the RBR board of Ed, she says she blacked out. Things were different Wednesday.

RED BANK: Historic Preservation Committee members, meeting for first time in eight months, get acquainted with new law they'll administer.

RED BANK: Monteverde NJ becomes the first to sell recreational weed in town while Scarlet Reserve moves out in frustration.

RED BANK: Council to honor DPU supervisor Rich Hardy, who retired recently after almost 39 years of keeping things running.

RED BANK: Can't get to the public library? It's now offering free delivery and pickups for homebound borough residents.

RED BANK: Though the Sickles store that surrounded it has shut down, Booskerdoo is staying put, and adding a kiosk at Sickles' main location, owner says.

RED BANK: After the second snowfall of the week, a borough family finds the perfect use for it – a Godzilla snow sculpture.

A pedestrian was able to walk away after being struck by a train pulling into Red Bank’s NJ Transit rail station this afternoon, according to several people on the scene.

RED BANK: Three days after a snowstorm, here we go again, with another three or four inches coming overnight, according to the NWS.

RED BANK: Shoppers stunned by abrupt closing of Sickles Market at train station, which in a few years became part of their routines.

RED BANK: After four years of operation, Sickles Market is closing its store here immediately, the Little Silver grocer announced Thursday.

RED BANK: Taking it back to Monmouth Street in 1924 for a story about guns, booze, gambling and "the cop with 100 hats."