Category Archives: Public Facilities

RED BANK: Owners of up to 100 downtown properties could be socked with thousands in costs to replace leaking water lines found during Broad Street dig.

RED BANK: Celebrants mark start of Chanukkah with Menorah lighting in Riverside Gardens Park.

RED BANK: After three hours of divided comments, council unanimously endorses measure calling for end of charter school.

RED BANK: On the council agenda: new contract for McConnell; weighing in on charter school; awarding Master Plan work; accepting a retirement.

RED BANK: Riverside Gardens Park gets its Christmas tree, this year a 30-foot spruce from the front yard of a home right in town.

RED BANK: Planning board approves Master Plan consultant on pledge of public outreach "head and tails above" four other proposals, says board member.

RED BANK: After Ballard demand for greater transparency, planning board expected to air its process for selecting Master Plan consultant.

RED BANK: Intersection of Broad and West Front streets will be closed for construction work Monday night. Avoid or expect detours and delays.

RED BANK: Proposed skateboarding event encounters hurdles as officials raise concerns about liability and potential damage to parking lot.

RED BANK: On the council agenda this week: a skateboarding event, a tweak to the rent control ordinance, two murals and more.

RED BANK: As Broadwalk ends second year, a road project set to begin next week will bring disruptions that last until Christmas. Here's what to expect.

RED BANK: RBR grad gives utility box a makeover with bright colors and "simple iconography" to inject some positivity at prominent intersection.

RED BANK: RiverCenter issues annual call for a donated Christmas tree for display in Riverside Gardens Park.

FAIR HAVEN: Five days into the job, new mayor forges "compromise" in bid to preserve funding for a road project that appeared dead a week ago.

RED BANK: On the council agenda this week: paying for the master plan rewrite, selling a never-used animal control van and more.

FAIR HAVEN: Mayor calls special council session in bid to save funding for road project that appeared dead earlier this week.

RED BANK: New community planning director offers a primer in zoning and land-use law, but steers clear of third-rail topics like tax abatements.

FAIR HAVEN: Measure to solicit bids for sidewalks and curbs in area neighbors consider bucolic fails, effectively knocking $350K grant off table.

RED BANK: Borough becomes one of three Monmouth towns to adopt Safe Spaces program under which businesses can aid individuals threatened with bias crimes.

RED BANK: Amid a mix of praise and misgivings, Broadwalk begins an extension month, to be followed by major construction project.