RED BANK: There will soon be a new outdoor place to chill downtown: a "parklet" at Monmouth and Broad Streets.

RED BANK: School district again decries double whammy of state funding cuts and forking over millions to charter school.

RED BANK: A failed expansion by Sickles Market to the Anderson building here may have torpedoed its 116-year-old Little Silver business.

LITTLE SILVER: Four weeks after abruptly pulling the plug on its Red Bank expansion, 116-year-old Sickles Market here also has closed.

RED BANK: New radar-equipped speed limit signs tell speeders to slow down on two borough streets – and thank law-abiders.

RED BANK: Red Bank Catholic girls hoops win state championship. Check out video highlights of the big win.

RED BANK: What's the most hair-raising intersection in our town? Here's a list of those with the most crashes.

RED BANK: Online reservation system launched for fresh new pickleball courts.

RED BANK: Borough schools face cutbacks if a proposed massive cut in state aid is not restored.

RED BANK: With all three retail cannabis licenses allowed by ordinance already approved, a fourth seller applies to open anyway.

A beloved St. Bernard known for attending Red Bank council meetings was among five dogs found poisoned 100 years ago this week. Throwback.

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.

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

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