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

RED BANK: Cigarette may have caused blaze that injured five and ranks as one of the most "dangerous" in recent memory, officials said.

RED BANK: The annual budget has been introduced. Here's the impact on taxpayers.

RED BANK: A controversial plan for 35 downtown apartments wins approval amid parting shots at Menna and Whelan over redevelopment zone designation.

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

RED BANK: An ugly, bunker-like building downtown will get a full makeover, but not for restaurant use, at least not yet, under a planning board approval.

RED BANK: The first Republican majority in a generation turns out to be short-lived as Democrats reassert control over municipal operations.

RED BANK: Firebrand Cindy Burnham, often the sole 'no' vote, ends her three-year term on the council with parting words and one last 'no.'

RED BANK: Payouts to three town employees for unused sick days and vacation time will deplete a rainy day fund, officials said.

RED BANK: Stanley Sickels, the borough's most powerful unelected official, plans to retire in a year. But first, he'll cash out his unused sick days.

RED BANK: Artificial turf purchased from a manufacturer implicated in a NJ.com investigation is holding up well here, official says.

RED BANK: The VNA is leaving town, leaving behind an empty building, a tax opportunity for the town -- and maybe even a good spot for a hotel, says mayor.

RED BANK: After complaints about stinky, foul-tasting water, officials have reverted to borough wells, blaming an algae issue at the NJAW reservoir.

RED BANK: A plan for 45 apartments above a parking garage alongside the train station won unanimous approval from the planning board Monday night.

RED BANK: Once again, a measure to allow development of a downtown site in spite of a zoning board rejection proves divisive.

RED BANK: After controversy over its cost, a program to replace every water meter in town has begun, with homeowners to get visits starting this month.

RED BANK: A plan to give tenants access to a yet-to-be built Red Bank apartment building via a borough parking lot came under fire Wednesday night, 10 years after it cleared its first hurdle.

RED BANK: Auction of century-old Independent firehouse draws four bids.

RED BANK: Council takes action on matters involving borough parks, sidewalks, sewers and more.

RED BANK: Stanley Sickels, the borough government's most powerful unelected official, may lose his home to foreclosure.