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July 20, 2006
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CHRIS KELLY staff Dan Markovitch and Michael Patrick of the Suburban Hillbillies entertain the audience at the Little Silver Summer Concert Series held at the Markham Place gazebo on July 14. See story, page 17. More...
Developer to appeal Bank Street denial
Board denies appl. to raze 3 houses, build 15 townhomes
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

The developer seeking to build 15 townhouses on Bank Street, on the west side of Red Bank, will appeal the borough Planning Board's decision to deny the application, according to the attorney for RW@Rivers Edge. More...


It's expensive to be poor in Monmouth County

Demand rises at food pantries; housing costs, low minimum wage cited More...


Breathing new life into Little Silver concerts
Resident aims to keep long-running concert series going
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

LITTLE SILVER - Under the starry, starry skies of the borough, the Starry, Starry Nights Concert Series began Friday. More...


Where to place cell tower looms large in Fair Haven
Special Zoning Board meeting on Verizon application July 27
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Correspondent

FAIR HAVEN -- After years of discussion and little action on the question of whether to place a cell tower in the borough, the last several weeks have brought the controversial issue sharply into focus. More...


 Bulletin Board
•'School Time Wishes' drive under way
United Teletech Financial Federal Credit Union (UTF) and United Way of Monmouth County are coordinating a "School Time Wishes" school supply drive through Aug. 5 at UTF locations in Monmouth and Middlesex counties. The drive will benefit local kindergarten through eighth-grade students who are in ne More...
•'Ride for Riverview' Aug. 16 at horse show
•Watercraft, safe boating course Aug. 5, 6
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 Letters
•Park service should rethink plans for Hook
Well, it's that time of year: the National Park Service grants its eighth deadline extension to the proposed developer of Fort Hancock as he tries to get funding for the supposed commercial reuse of 36 buildings. More...
•Don't let Red Bank become Staten Island
•Seafood, fishing industry part of state's heritage
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 Editorials
•West side: Not up for grabs
Red Bank's west side residents have learned well the lessons of the past few years. They are not about to sit by while developers carve up their neighborhoods and try to shoe-horn in projects that are simply out of scale and character. More...
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 Arts / Zest
•'New Paintings of France'
An exhibition of more than two dozen works by plein air painter Peggy Mason is at Beauregard Fine Art gallery in Rumson. More...
•R.B. Artwalk July 22
•In the Arts
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Jane Loos Taylor Mrs. Taylor, 78, of Tinton Falls, died July 16 at home following a lengthy illness. She was born in Passaic. She was a homemaker. She enjoyed reading, the beach, and her dogs. She was predeceased by her husband, Thomas M. Taylor. She is survived by three sons and two daughters More...
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 Schools
•On Campus
Sean Munson, Little Silver, received a bachelor's degree at the spring commencement exercises for the first graduating class at Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, Needham, Mass. More...
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 Sports
•Shore 44 a classic, up until the end, that is
Officials end game without an overtime
Nobody wanted it to end this way.When you take 44 of the Shore's most celebrated high school football players over the last couple of years and set them loose on a field in 90-degree heat for one last shot at scholastic glory, you know they're going to give you everything they've got left to give. More...
•Changing my game? Let me think about it
•Sports Shorts
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