RED BANK: Work begins on a running/walking track, pickleball courts, basketball courts and a gazebo behind the Red Bank Middle School. (click to read)

RED BANK: This is what democracy looks (and, maybe, smells) like: a water rate hike, moments of silence, and a weird exchange about body odor.

A 30-inch sewer main that had been sending raw sewage into the Navesink River has been repaired, but questions remain over water quality.

Annual classic car show takes over White Street lot and jazz galore among redbankgreen's weekend picks.

RED BANK: Contractors for a train station redevelopment project hit a major sewer line, sending sewage into the storm drains, officials said. Click for more.

Police say an early morning shooting left a man dead on the sidewalk and another injured. (click to read)

RED BANK: In this edition of Retail Churn, a new Italian cafe opens, twin sisters from Tanzania open a clothing/handbag shop and a longtime Piano biz moves out.

Utility pole falls on English Plaza shop Forge after being struck by SUV shortly before noon. No injuries reported, though 86-year-old driver is said to be shaken up.

RED BANK: Neighbors complained of loud parties. Code enforcement wrote tickets. The Borough Council re-wrote the laws. Now, an Airbnb owner is selling his home out of frustration. (click for more)

RED BANK: It's pool of water that never really goes away. What's Going On Here? Fifteen months in the life of a downtown puddle, in photos.

RED BANK: Former mayor and longtime Republican Assemblyman Michael Arnone has died. (click to read)

From Jazz to soccer, Redbankgreen's picks of things do for the (sort of) Fourth of July weekend.

Throwbacks feature looks back at 1983, when a fireworks barge exploded in the Navesink River mid display. (click to read)

RED BANK: Family displaced and pet cat is killed as fire breaks out in their Ambassador Drive home. (click to read)

RED BANK: Volunteer firefighters were on the scene of a condo fire in the Elkridge complex on Ambassador Drive Tuesday night. (Click for more.)

RED BANK: Workers have begun a long awaited remake of Marine Park on the Navesink River.

RED BANK: As the town plans a public workshop on transit village, developer says "it needs to be dense" with housing.

RED BANK: The NJ Symphony Orchestra performs in one park, while pro-Palestine protesters march in another, Presidential security blanketing it all. (click to read)

RED BANK: Two downtown clothing boutiques fill the Vogel with eye popping sustainable punk fashions and their screaming fans.

Red Bank council members call water rate hike painful but necessary - and better than privatization. (click to read)