A change in polling places by the Monmouth County Board of Elections will force voters in two Red Bank Districts to change some longtime habits.

RED BANK: Triggiano and Facey-Blackwood, key players in government overhaul, win four-year terms in lottery held Thursday night.

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

RED BANK: Ballot-position drawing gives Portman inside lane against Hogan in mayor's race, while Hogan's council slate gets primo position.

RED BANK: All 15 candidates for office in May election "cleared the bar" with valid petitions, says clerk. Up next: a ballot-position drawing.

RED BANK: With no new petitions submitted by Monday deadline, voters will have two mayoral and 13 council choices in historic election.

RED BANK: Three council Dems team up with Riverview's president and three others in bid to form new government in July.

RED BANK: His years as Democratic chair marked by strife, Zipprich says he won't seek re-election under a new form of government he opposed.

RED BANK: At an added cost of $21k, council greenlights weekend of early, in-person voting for the May 9 special election.

RED BANK: On a heavy council agenda Wednesday: lead pipes, cannabis zoning, water rates, special election and gender-neutral language.

RED BANK: Incumbent Mayor Portman and Councilperson Triggiano among the first announced slate running in the May 9 special election.

RED BANK: Officials turn attention to special election in May, mulling early-voting weekend option, with cost concerns aired.

RED BANK: Menna concludes record-setting combined terms as councilman and mayor. His successor will have to wait four more days to take up reins.

RED BANK: Borough government and RiverCenter launch digital newsletters, giving residents and business owners more ways to stay informed.

RED BANK: Budget intro tops busy agenda as council meets in person for first time in 26 months, with home-participation option.

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: Yet again, sparks fly at a council session, this time over the protocol of an appointment to housing authority.

RED BANK: Menna balks at salary proposed for new clerk; Ballard, who aims to displace him as mayor, says he's playing "Monday night quarterback."

RED BANK: Council expected to name new clerk and press county for pedestrian safety at Broad & Pinckney at Wednesday session.