Monthly Archives: September 2020

LITTLE SILVER: With in-person instruction resuming, two Red Bank Regional students are quarantined and eight others are excluded from activities, Moore says.

RED BANK: District teachers and an administrator get delayed recognition for professional achievements and awards announced before the pandemic.

RED BANK: In this 400th edition of Retail Churn, two more businesses fall to the pandemic: the restaurant Via45 and Paint A Tee, a children's event space.

LITTLE SILVER: Red Bank Regional aims for Thursday reopening after student tests positive for COVID-19; others being checked following contact.

RED BANK: After seven months of darkness, Basie Center plans to debut new performance space, seating just 150 in a room built for 800.

LITTLE SILVER: Red Bank Regional will halt in-person instruction for at least a day after student tests positive for COVID-19, Moore says in announcement.

RED BANK: The Downtown restaurant and bar has new owners. Filings indicate no immediate plans for changes to the West Front Street building.

FAIR HAVEN: The week ahead promises a palette of seasonally appropriate weather. Here's the forecast for the Greater Green.

RED BANK: Four tenants at Grandville Towers win a point as rent board decides they were deprived of value with pool closure this summer. Up next: so what's that worth in dollars?

RED BANK: Two weeks after they were announced, six paid-admission concerts over two Saturdays in Riverside Gardens Park have been cancelled.

RED BANK: Council approves unannounced proposal to make 'Broadwalk' dining plaza a 24/7 affair, at least through November 30.

FAIR HAVEN: Local volunteers help paint exterior of Fisk Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, where many congregants are senior citizens.

RUMSON: Volunteer firefighters, with an assist from an Eagle Scout, unveil new memorial to those killed on September 11, 2001.

RED BANK: Public library, closed since start of pandemic, plans a partial reopening Monday, with limits on number of patrons and more.

RED BANK: Vacant concession stand in Riverside Gardens Park to reopen as parking utility office, Shehady tells redbankgreen.

RED BANK: What's on the council agenda, and, once again, what's not: dueling resolutions calling investigations into leaked emails.

FAIR HAVEN: It's back to the drawing board for two major projects following the council's decision to abandon controversial purchase of River Road property.

LITTLE SILVER: After planned cuts by Murphy administration, Gopal says funding for RBR's the Source and other school-based youth service programs will be restored.

RED BANK: What's Going On since community garden was shut down over contamination concerns 13 months ago? We have an update.

SHREWSBURY: Crime and arrest reports for the first two weeks of September include three motorists charged with DWI.