Facility reopens with limited hours, work still under way

BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer
After 16 months of renovations, the Red Bank Public Library staff is taking the revamped facility on a "shakedown cruise," according to library director Deborah Griffin-Sadel. The 84 West Front St. building reopened to the public Jan. 22 with temporary hours and work still being done on the secon...
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BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer
SEA BRIGHT - A hearing on the validity of the Sea Bright mayoral election results that was originally scheduled for Jan. 30 has been pushed to Feb. 21. The hearing will take place at 9 a.m. before state Superior Court Judge Robert A. Coogan in Freehold. More...
Nonresidential projects would pay into dedicated fund
BY JENNA O'DONNELL Staff Writer
FAIR HAVEN - The Borough Council adopted an amendment creating a parking fund at the Jan. 28 council meeting. T he amendment to an existing ordinance calls for a payment of $2,500 per parking space to be made by developers of nonresidential projects whose projects do not meet the parking requ... More...
Two local boroughs have taken a significant step to keep their residents informed in emergency situations. In the event of emergencies that require public notification, the boroughs of Oceanport and Tinton Falls have upgraded to a new high-speed telephone emergency notification service known as C... More...
RED BANK- On Saturday, Feb. 9, The Community YMCA in Red Bank is hosting its first Valentine's Dance Party for active older adults and their guests in the community. Developed by the Y's Active Older Adult (AOA) Committee, the event will include dinner, dancing with instruction, music by Bob Pad... More...