MIDDLETOWN: Township library hosts a free virtual program on the experiences and contributions of minorities at Fort Monmouth.

ON THE GREEN: Cancellations, closings, reschedulings: Here's a quick look at some COVID-19 impacts on events on the Greater Red Bank Green.

RED BANK: A newly transformed eatery with an Americanized French name gets a cease-and-desist warning from a Singapore-based restaurant chain.

RED BANK: March and vigil for Las Vegas sniper victims scheduled.

RED BANK: Electric tuk-tuks may begin free trolley services next week.

From the police log, May 30 to June 6. Entries are unedited. Theft occurring at Leighton Ave. on 6-1-08. Victim reported that while unloading trays of food from vehicle and carrying them into the house, four juvenile subject(s) unknown stole...

Tricia Rumola, a borough native who rose from college intern to executive director of Red Bank RiverCenter and helped solidify its national reputation in the realm of downtown revitalizations, is leaving the organization at the end of the month. Rumola...

RED BANK: Enforcement won't start until July. But many eateries are already following a new "by request only" plastic utensil law.

   

RED BANK: After more than three years surrounded by ugly black fencing, corner of Maple and West Front comes alive with construction activity.

RED BANK: With a street renamed after founder Norma Todd, Lunch Break celebrates a rebuilt home finally "large enough to contain its heart."

RED BANK: Court-ordered lockout of Bottles by Sickles caps stunning cascade of Sickles Market business failures in two towns.

RED BANK: Police issue more than a dozen summonses and one arrest warrant to owners of work trailers violating a new 48 hour parking rule.

RED BANK: Artist and educator Pat Brentano will exhibit paintings of trees in the windows of the Art Alliance during the month of May.