September 19, 2003 RSS feed / Front Page

Council to appoint Murphy to Thompson’s empty seat

Zoning Board member
is on ballot for Dems
in November election

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Council handing out more than $200,000 in grants

Faced with a grim funding outlook at the beginning of the year, arts advocates became activists and succeeded in securing restoration of funding for the arts from state government. More...

Man robbed at knifepoint

LONG BRANCH More...

Sena steps down from Boro Council

Councilwoman departs with just over a year of her first term remaining

FAIR HAVEN More...

School is out, but the teacher is still in

Teens

Patricia Martz Heyer wasn More...

Opinion

Test scores show schools moving in right direction

There is a lot of good news this week about the Red Bank public school system. More...

Obituaries

Obituaries

Raymond Ching

Raymond Ching, 66, of Asbury Park died Aug. 4. He served as Rutgers University recycling coordinator, New Brunswick, for several years, and developed the largest university recycling program in the nation. More...

Letters

Middletown needs to follow Sea Bright’s example

Middletown More...

‘Art in the Park’ supporters thanked

The Long Branch Historical Association More...

Rumson’s historic sites deserve to be protected (An open letter to members of the Rumson Borough Council)

Since last February, I have been watching a tragedy unfold in Rumson as I drive up and down River Road. The red farmhouse at 105 River Road is a local historic landmark of great charm. More...

Schools

Creating a math program students can count on

Practical applications
of skills leads to rising scores at charter school

Algorithms are out. Blackjack is in. When it comes to math class at the Red Bank Charter School, students are calculating real-life equations More...

State test scores improve for fourth-graders

Proficiency in
language arts rises dramaticallyCorrespondent

After months of waiting, Red Bank More...

Preparing but not panicking

Residents taking steps to weather the storm

As Hurricane Isabel aims its eye at the East Coast, borough residents are taking no more than the necessary precautions. More...

Boro shuttle buses approaching last stop

Commuters never took to bus service provided through NJ Transit

The Red Bank Shuttle Bus is turning around and leaving town. "We are doing away with the shuttle bus," said Councilman John Curley. "We forwarded a letter to NJ Transit this week, and gave them a 90-day notice with intent to cancel. More...

Red Bank Independent Film Festival schedule

Friday, October 3
Location: Count Basie Theatre
12:00

RBIFF celebrates Buster Keaton More...

Sterling may join list of donating developers

Livingston company may offer payment to secure density increase

TINTON FALLS More...

Honoring the loved and lost

At the dedication service for Monmouth County More...

Sena steps down from Boro Council

Councilwoman departs with just over a year of her first term remaining

FAIR HAVEN More...

Bulletin Board

Tinton Falls accountant promoted at WS&B

The firm of WithumSmith & Brown (WS&B), Red Bank, has announced the promotion of Jason Vastano from staff level I to staff level II accountant. More...

Rumson resident honored for 25 years of service

Presbyterian Homes & Services (PHS) Inc., Princeton, recently honored its president, Fair Haven resident Gary T. Puma, for 25 years More...

Rules, possible sites for cell towers under review

Borough may limit
location of antennas
to municipal propertyCorrespondent

FAIR HAVEN More...

Sports

RFH, Shore im­pressive in week one

Division rivals set
to face off tomorrow

The Rumson-Fair Haven football team entered Saturday More...

Caseys make statement vs. Manasquan

Coaches will tell you that there More...

Caseys begin season with bull’s-eyes on their backs

Top-ranked RBC girls
off to 2-0 start

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Business

Market changes reshape Red Bank’s downtown

The changing face of Red Bank is reflected in each painting created by Lloyd Garrison for his popular Christmas card series. More...