Category Archives: Coastal

RUMSON: Rally for the Navesink seeks volunteer water monitors, at a Thursday night forum.

RED BANK: The long process of creating a waterfront park at the former town dump kicks off with a public brainstorming session.

SANDY HOOK: The Littoral Society seeks volunteers to plant beach-saving dune grass this Saturday, April 1st.

RED BANK: Got some ideas for the new park planned for the former landfill site on the West Side? Bring them to this meeting.

RUMSON-SEA BRIGHT: County officials plan another overnight closing of Route 520 bridge for maintenance.

FAIR HAVEN: An effort dubbed Rally for Navesink series continues tonight with discussions of oyster beds and safe boat waste disposal.

RUMSON-SEA BRIGHT: County officials plan overnight closing of Route 520 bridge for maintenance.

RED BANK: Council takes a step toward creation of a park on the longtime site of the borough dump and incinerator. Up next: what to include?

RED BANK: Hampton Inn gets a green light after developer withdraws a traffic element that opponents said would lead to crashes.

RED BANK: The lawyer who derailed a proposed Hampton Inn four years ago returned Monday night, claiming his clients have legal standing to contest the plan.

RED BANK: A proposed Hampton Inn may go to a final vote by the planning board tonight after years of delays. But one member calls the plan fatally flawed.

RED BANK: Bacteria-sniffing dogs ID hotspots here and in Fair Haven as possible sources of human waste bacteria that's winding up in the Navesink River.

RED BANK: Proposed Hampton Inn returns to the planning board after long hiatus, and immediately runs into opposition over its traffic flow.

RED BANK: Remember the Hampton Inn planned for the foot of Cooper's Bridge? Six years after it was proposed, it returns to the planning board Monday night.

SANDY HOOK: Preservationists hope to save the last remnant of a long-forgotten beach club from demolition in order to create a museum and cultural center.

RED BANK: Teaching kids "watershed mindfulness," plus the findings of bacteria-sniffing dogs, mark agenda for the final Rally for the Navesink of 2016.

RED BANK: A gleaming wooden yacht that has hosted American presidents, and that a borough man bought cheap at auction, will be on display Saturday.

SEA BRIGHT: By a 2-1 margin, voters say they're OK with $5.3 million in debt to replace every public structure wiped out by Sandy.

SEA BRIGHT: Voters will decide today whether to take on $5.3 million in debt to replace every public structure wiped out by Sandy.

RED BANK: Bacteria-sniffing dogs used to track contamination in the Navesink give a demo of their methods in a hospital conference room.