RED BANK: Hampton Inn gets a green light after developer withdraws a traffic element that opponents said would lead to crashes.

RED BANK: A proposed Hampton Inn may go to a final vote by the planning board tonight after years of delays. But one member calls the plan fatally flawed.

RED BANK: Remember the Hampton Inn planned for the foot of Cooper's Bridge? Six years after it was proposed, it returns to the planning board Monday night.

RED BANK: Cannabis shop wins OK for long-vacant Exxon site, minus dangerous highway turn. Up next: getting a license from the council.

RED BANK: Consultant for proposed cannabis shop at town's northern gateway revives controversial traffic proposal.

RED BANK: A pot shop could replace a long-vacant gas station at the town's northern gateway if approved by the borough planning board Monday.

RED BANK: At a quick session, planning board signs off on changes to building heights and fees paid by developers in lieu of planting trees.

RED BANK: Town now has three cannabis shops approved. None have yet opened, and more are pending decisions.

RED BANK: Another in a line of proposed cannabis retailers, this one in a former dry cleaning shop, goes to the planning board Monday night.

RED BANK: Council advances changes to cannabis zoning law as would-be pot retailers warn of litigation.

RED BANK: Residents, and one board member, vent about tax impact as planning board takes up Saxum request for zoning change.

RED BANK: Saxum seeks tax break to offset higher construction costs for 210 units at VNA site. Two vacant gas stations to be included in review.

RED BANK: Planning board faces two lawsuits, one for denying an extension to Hampton Inn, another for approving Saxum's 210-apartment project on VNA site.

RED BANK: In a stunner, planning board rejects developer's request for an additional year to start building Hampton Inn, throwing project into uncertainty.

RED BANK: Owner of VNA site plans demolition of existing building for new housing, mayor says as council begins redevelopment review.

RED BANK: DOT says new traffic light on Riverside Avenue isn't feasible, but Menna says sale of VNA building could force change.

RED BANK: A group led by former Councilwoman Cindy Burnham, just four weeks out of office, sues to derail White Street garage plan.

RED BANK: The lawyer who derailed a proposed Hampton Inn four years ago returned Monday night, claiming his clients have legal standing to contest the plan.

RED BANK: The VNA is leaving town, leaving behind an empty building, a tax opportunity for the town -- and maybe even a good spot for a hotel, says mayor.