Monthly Archives: February 2018

RED BANK: Menna tops ticket with two newcomers in November race as Democrats, with 4-2 majority, seek to regain total control of council.

RED BANK: A controversial 'puppy mill' ordinance that the owner of the town's only pet store says unfairly targets his business is up for adoption this week.

RED BANK: Democrats issue request for parking study bids while wrapping up a move of some permits from White Street to east side lots.

RED BANK: Weather on the Greater Green returns to normal weather after two unseasonably warm days. Here's the extended forecast.

RED BANK: Last week's slayings at a Florida high school have prompted a surge in interest for Moms Demand Action, who held a packed-house event here Tuesday.

RED BANK: More sweet treats join the downtown dessert menu with the opening of Lady K's Bake Shop and plans for Coney Waffles & Ice Cream.

RED BANK: Plan for rehabbing old firehouse includes using 150-year-old brick recycled from a house recently demolished in Brooklyn.

RED BANK: The forecast as Presidents' Day inaugurates a new week includes record warm temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday.

RED BANK: Triumph Brewing Company wins OK for outdoor dining as steadfastly mum owner hints at when the restaurant and brew pub might finally open.

RED BANK: The forecast for Presidents' Day weekend shows on-and-off precipitation, including up to three inches of snow Sunday.

RED BANK: Menna tugs reins on holiday horse-and-carriage rides, calling them "inhumane." What does the horse owner think? "Idiocy," she says.

RED BANK: Photo of the Navesink River sets a reflective mood.

RED BANK: Cops arrest onetime rising soccer prospect from Ghana for fraud in a credit scam they're seeing more of, a warning for consumers to monitor their accounts.

RED BANK: The unofficial 'ugliest building' downtown, a windowless bunker, falls to the wrecking ball. What's Going On Here?

FAIR HAVEN: Borough joins broadening debate among Shore municipalities on how to deal with possible marijuana legalization.

SHREWSBURY: What's Going On Here? The repurposing of a long-vacant gas station on Broad Street into a Goodwill collection center is now completed.

RED BANK: Rumson woman gets $850k settlement in trip-and-fall lawsuit against SuperFoodtown, New Jersey Law Journal reports.

LITTLE SILVER: Three-month police blotter includes reports of burglaries of two residences and an attempt at a business location.

RED BANK: With one former firehouse's conversion to a brewery about to begin, its virtual twin could become retail space under a plan up for approval.

FAIR HAVEN: A bird believed to be a red-tailed hawk attacked a family dog as it sunbathed in their driveway, according to TV news report.