Monthly Archives: April 2022

RED BANK: Five DACA recipients from Brookdale Community College plan to conduct research in Mexico this summer. A May 5 fundraiser will help with expenses.

RED BANK: Lunch Break kicks off $12 million facility expansion with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy.

RED BANK: A $25,000 donation enables fire department to declare fundraiser for new Marine 1 rescue boat a success.

RED BANK: Charter Study Commission schedules forum on first phase of its examination of municipal government and elections.

RED BANK: With Broadwalk dining plaza expected to return mid-July, Democrats clash over membership of restart committee.

RED BANK: Local police urge residents not to make it easy for auto thieves, who've been busy stealing high-end autos in recent months.

RED BANK: Still well below "adequacy" funding, school district keeps tax increase at two percent for second consecutive year, Rumage says.

RED BANK: Building changes hands and pharmacy shuts its doors. What's Going On Here? redbankgreen answers.

RED BANK: Having begun her career in a job that required her to wear many hats, new clerk brings a tiny-town awareness to borough hall.

RED BANK: In this edition of Retail Churn, three established retailers and a restaurant plan expansions downtown.

RED BANK: Borough's use of donated Tesla spotlights need for charging infrastructure before EVs can be considered, McConnell says.

RED BANK: This edition of Retail Churn reports on three new restaurants downtown, with an update on a much-anticipated donut shop.

RED BANK: Shrewsbury man unhurt after trying to stop the theft of his car downtown Tuesday, police said.

RED BANK: A borough cop alerted two Middletown families to a fire in their homes and helped them escape last week.

RED BANK: Council hires remediation firm after loose asbestos is discovered in utility rooms beneath Count Basie Field grandstand.

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RED BANK: With streetscape project still incomplete, council gives informal approval for a third season of Broadwalk dining plaza, though not before mid-July.

RED BANK: Zipprich demands Horgan and Okeson pay borough's legal fees in lawsuit over Mirandi appointment.

RED BANK: Mirandi retains council seat as judge rejects request for her temporary ouster over alleged improprieties in Democrats' nomination process.

RED BANK: Hoping to repeat last year's 16-under success, Red Bank Raiders field two 13-under teams for spring.