RED BANK: redbankgreen's Q&A with independent Sue Viscomi, one of five contenders for two council seats in the November 6 election.

RED BANK: Here's what council candidate Suzanne Viscomi said in response to a redbankgreen questionnaire.

RED BANK: Three candidates seek two seats on the borough council in the November 2 election. Here's what Sue Viscomi has to say about herself and the issues.

RED BANK: Republicans bail from second straight council race as Viscomi mounts another independent bid, making it a race of three women.

RED BANK: Viscomi rebuts allegation she made 'racist' slur last month as three council members maintain stony silence.

RED BANK: A year after being passed over by GOP, former party stalwart will run for council as independent, adding wild card to race.

RED BANK: The issue of separate water meters for lawn water and car washing sputters back to life after 18 months of silence.

RED BANK: Party loyalist tees up GOP head for two issues: ignoring her, and sending a "disgusting" text about immigrant students.

RED BANK: A "bizarre" moment, followed by a heated exchange, as borough attorney redirects an audience member's video camera during council meeting.

RED BANK: Salaries for mayor and council would remain unchanged, for now, under measure on Thursday night's agenda.

RED BANK: Riverview president and mayoral candidate Hogan downplays concerns about conflicts of interest; Viscomi launches fifth council bid.

RED BANK: Three council Dems team up with Riverview's president and three others in bid to form new government in July.

RED BANK: His years as Democratic chair marked by strife, Zipprich says he won't seek re-election under a new form of government he opposed.

RED BANK: Unpaid citizen volunteers help power local government. Here are the latest committee appointees and re-appointees.

RED BANK: Rejecting Portman's call for a breather, council majority adopts bylaws that sets new bar for proposed resolutions.

RED BANK: Planning board overcomes misgivings about all-cash operation, electrified security fence, and approves cannabis growing facility.

RED BANK: Portman may have been the only one on the ballot, but 94 voters had other ideas about who should be mayor, according to write-ins.

RED BANK: Civility was top-of-mind for many residents who packed a room for the first of two candidates' nights held Wednesday.