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RED BANK: Borough residents and businesses may smell chlorine in water coming out of their taps starting next week. Here's why.

RED BANK: Recreational use of Navesink and Shrewsbury is safe despite massive, putrid fish die-off, environmental scientists say.

RED BANK: More than a century after it was used as a gas works, a borough property may get some 20th-century environmental remediation.

RED BANK: In a stunner, planning board rejects developer's request for an additional year to start building Hampton Inn, throwing project into uncertainty.

RED BANK: Green Acres grant applications for two parks, and appointments to the new redevelopment agency are on the council's agenda Wednesday night.

RED BANK: Once facing demolition, the onetime home of pioneering civil rights journalist T. Thomas Fortune has now been restored. You can tour it this weekend.

RED BANK: Residents to get first look Monday at concept plan for new park on long-closed landfill site overlooking Swimming River.

RED BANK: Builder finds new history, and a lot of rot, in effort to restore Fortune House, onetime home of pioneering civil rights journalist.

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: Not everyone wants a park at the former town dump, say residents concerned about the long-range effects of contaminants.

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

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

RED BANK: A new laundromat with upstairs apartments wins zoning OK. But first, there's a potential bill of $562,000 for water and sewer hookups.

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: Updates on stinky water and new water meters.

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: 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: The crumbling Fortune House gives journalism students a taste of what it's planned to become: a cultural and educational center.

RED BANK: A plan to save the Fortune House, and build 31 apartments out back, wins zoning board approval..

RED BANK: A developer's plan to preserve the Fortune House, and build 32 apartments, goes to the zoning board this week.