$1M contract runs through April 2009
BY LINDA DENICOLA Staff Writer
After sifting through proposals from eight master planning firms, the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Planning Authority (FMERPA) has chosen one. More...
SARAH KLEPNER Christina C. de Vries and Lisa M. McLaughlin with their son. Their civil union ceremony April 23 was the first that Mayor Pasquale Menna performed at a Red Bank council meeting. More...
TINTON FALLS - A application for a proposed parking lot at the corner of Hance Avenue and Apple Street is to be heard by the Zoning Board of Adjustment tonight. More...
Tax levy on average home would rise $142 per year
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Correspondent
SEA BRIGHT - The Borough Council has approved a $4.5 million 2007 budget that will increase the municipal portion of the tax rate around 4 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. More...
Grand jury declines to indict Ansorge in fatal accident
RED BANK - The family of a man killed while crossing East Front Street last year is disappointed by a grand jury's decision not to bring charges against Claudia Ansorge, who was the driver of the vehicle, according to the attorney for the f More...
John McCarthy's 40 years of volunteer service is recognized
BY LINDA DeNICOLA Staff Writer
TINTON FALLS - - There is a Jewish saying that states "Good men need no recommendation." But it is also a fact that sometimes, it is nice to get some recognition. More...
Tax incentive seeks to preserve 'character and a sense of place'
BY SARAH KLEPNER Staff Writer
RED BANK - - The Borough Council is supporting legislation that will provide an incentive to restore historic properties. More...
May 2007 - Bring cachet to the flowerpot
Gotti Kelley
A gardener's Mecca is indeed the time in spring and early summer when pale leaves break through the soil and you envision carpets of color soon to appear. More...
CHRIS KELLY staff Clockwise from top: "Paint the Town Pink," a townwide breast cancer awareness initiative, kicked off in Red Bank April 29. More...
The National Arbor Day Foundation has designated Monmouth County as a Tree City USA in recognition of the county's ongoing community forestry program. More...
The Red Bank Elks Lodge welcomed 15 new members recently including: Tim P. Carr, Edward Holian, John H. More...
Latest tally is 28 awards in state press contest
It was an exceptionally good year for Greater Media Newspapers, when the New Jersey Press Association awarded the group 28 awards for writing, photography, advertising and circulation excellence in its Better Newspaper Contest for 2006. More...
Legislation would allow state broader regulatory power
BY SARAH KLEPNER Staff Writer
RED BANK - - The Borough Council has passed a resolution in support of federal legislation that brings solid waste handling facilities near rail lines under state control. More...
Councilwoman and two newcomers stress controlled growth
BY LINDA DeNICOLA Staff Writer
Three candidates are running on the Tinton Falls First ticket: Councilwoman Kim Barrett, Rick Calvert and Charles Lomangino. More...
Edward William "Chip" Wise III Mr. Wise, 62, of Fair Haven, died April 22, 2007, at home. He resided in Red Bank and Rumson prior to relocating to Fair Haven. More...
Hawks are 1 and 1/2 back with 12 games to play
BY DOUG McKENZIE Staff Writer
With less than a month remaining in the regular season, the Monmouth University men's baseball team finds itself in a pennant race. More...
Notes from another fine day on the bay
Ron Nuzzolo
Before the storm last week I got reports from N.J. More...
It's still about six months away, but based on the level of anticipation reverberating throughout the Shore, now would be a good time to start thinking about applying for tickets to the Breeders' Cup. More...
Red Bank Regional High School has bragging rights to having five students - Yolanda Jones, Tiffany Jones, John Moses Cross, Vanessa Coates and Katrina Veney - participating in the 57th Annual Scholarship Ball. More...
Family members and friends of The Ranney Lower School chorus members came in droves to see a lively and colorful adaptation of "Schoolhouse Rock Live! Junior" April 20 at the Tinton Falls campus. More...
Students at Wolf Hill School in Oceanport celebrated Earth Day by attending an April 20 dance assembly performed by an ensemble of their peers. More...
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