Monthly Archives: November 2019

RED BANK: Monsignor Philip Lowery, who served St. James Parish for three decades, dies at at 70. Mayor and governor praise his impact on lives.

RED BANK: Free hot choco. Santa Express. High-energy Holiday Express concert. Electrifying town light-up. We've got the details for Friday night's event.

RED BANK: Council wrap includes details of parking bond, update on Eastside Park project, and the return of a former police department employee.

RED BANK: A lottery will make two townhouses in the new Brownstones project available to income-qualified applicants at a fraction of the market prices.

RED BANK: Christmas tree arrives at Riverside Gardens Park, with a light-up scheduled Friday night as part of Holiday Express concert/Town Light-Up.

RED BANK: Two red brick buildings with deep histories have gotten new leases on life in recent days – with assists from Brooklyn and Seattle.

RED BANK: Mini drone shop opens with aim of promoting downtown shopping. Get the bird's-eye view in this edition of Retail Churn.

SHREWSBURY: Latest police blotter includes a DWI charge and three arrests for shoplifting.

RED BANK: Artists give 48 downtown windows splashes of Christmas color as autumn weather prevails. Here's this week's outlook for the Greater Green.

RED BANK: Middle school soccer teams cited for championship seasons.

RED BANK: Here's the weather outlook for the weekend and beyond on the Greater Green.

RED BANK: Council drops 'archaic' citizenship requirement for license, and commenting protocol once again is put to the test. Session recap.

LINCROFT: The Curchin Open, a mini-golf tournament held each autumn in a CPA office, adds to its 15-year tally for local nonprofits.

RED BANK: Their futures in limbo, some three dozen DACA recipients and supporters headed to D.C., where SCOTUS is to decide their fates.

RED BANK: Capping off a downtown streetscape makeover, White Street gets two new murals depicting Navesink River scenes.

FAIR HAVEN: On Veterans Day, Knollwood School students honor those who have served, including two borough men who served in World War II.

RED BANK: Borough pauses to remember American veterans of wars past and present.

SHREWSBURY: The latest crime and arrest blotter from borough police includes five motorists charged with driving while intoxicated.

RED BANK: October police blotter includes seven DWI arrests, five reports of stolen bicycles and the theft of a restaurant sidewalk sign.

FAIR HAVEN: Police reports for October include a DWI arrest, a stolen vehicle and vulgar graffiti at the community center playground.