RED BANK: Organized opposition to November 8 referendum did not materialize, but there has been pushback, and voters still have questions.

RED BANK: "Taking nothing for granted," government overhaul advocates launch campaign for November 8 referendum.

RED BANK: Charter Study Commission wraps up with report that puts new form of government and non-partisan elections up for November vote.

RED BANK: Charter Study Commission agrees on "council-manager" government and other aspects of November referendum.

RED BANK: At final session of 2023, council to take up possible train station redevelopment, stadium bleacher replacement.

RED BANK: For top job at borough hall, council approves a 38-year-old municipal administrator who began his career as a police dispatcher.

RED BANK: Council schedules special session to vote on contract for new borough manager. Police chief has been "interim" since mid-2021.

RED BANK: A month into a new form of government, council is expected to get down to the nuts-and-bolts of erasing its predecessor: the "borough" structure.

RED BANK: November election date expected to be restored; social worker for police department "spitballed;" other council meeting highlights.

RED BANK: New era in municipal government begins with visit by governor, who swears in Portman and roasts Triggiano.

RED BANK: After 115 years, "borough" government era ends with a council session free of the infighting that marked the last five.

RED BANK: Agenda for final council meeting under "borough" government form suggests no fireworks, but hey, anything can happen.

RED BANK: Outreach for volunteers to municipal boards and committees "absolutely working," with applications still welcome, says Portman.

RED BANK: Board of education bids goodbye to longtime member Ben Forest, who joins the council July 1, and welcomes new member.

RED BANK: Police chief and interim administrator Darren McConnell plans to retire next month. But there's an outside chance he'll be back as manager.

RED BANK: Ignoring planning board rejection, soon-to-be-replaced council OKs 11th-hour attempt to protect Senior Center property.

RED BANK: With neighbors divided, council approves parking 'flip' on Spring Street as Portman casts his first tiebreaker vote as mayor.

RED BANK: Coming off a decisive win, Portman says he's listening to residents and preparing to use the 'mandate' they gave him.

RED BANK: Certified results show incumbent Portman trounced Hogan with 61 percent of the vote in historic, low-turnout election.

RED BANK: Incumbent mayor Billy Portman and his slate of council candidates sweep to victory in Tuesday's history-making election.