today-is-a-good-day
Home Tags Marine Park

Tag: Marine Park

Red Bank Council Announces New Police Chief, Addresses Graffiti Problems

Capt. Michael Frazee will succeed Chief Darren McConnell as the borough’s new police chief, Mayor Billy Portman announced at the latest council meeting. The July 27 meeting started with a detailed background on the new council-manager form of government; the agenda also included a discussion to revise the graffiti ordinance, among other borough business.

Red Bank Dreams What Marine Park Could Be

RED BANK – The public could one day be lacing up skates and enjoying new seasonal activities along the...

‘Dock & Dine’ Idea Floated For Red Bank

Options for Waterfront Marine Park Explored | By Jay Cook | RED BANK – What are some ways to spruce up Marine Park and bring more...

Red Bank Plans To Sue For Marine Park Vandalism

By Jay Cook RED BANK - The borough has had enough with vandalism. Local police apprehended two juveniles last week who allegedly destroyed an estimated $20,000...

As Expected, Marine Park Back To the Drawing Board

By Marion Lynch RED BANK – It’s back to the drawing board for the Borough Council’s efforts to restore the area of Marine Park where...

Jetsun Cries Foul

By John Burton RED BANK – Jetsun Enterprises is pushing back against a borough official and the borough environmental commission about their opposition to their...

Marine Park Decision Not Till Aug. 12

The final decision for what will be eventually constructed at Marine Park has yet to be determined but public opinions continue to run strong....

Resident Argues for Jetsun Marine Park Proposal

Dear Editor: I think it would be a huge mistake for Red Bank to go with any proposal other than the Jetsun Enterprises proposal for...

Monmouth Boat Club Favors Plan To Refurbish Clay Courts

RED BANK – The Monmouth Boat Club, which has occupied the same site on the Navesink River for 140 years, is standing behind a...

Fate of Marine Park Aired

RED BANK – The public was given its turn to ask questions about the fate of the site of the now unusable clay tennis...
There are currently no events.

KEEP IN TOUCH

Sign up to The Two River Times newsletter.

You have successfully subscribed to the newsletter

There was an error while trying to send your request. Please try again.

Two River Times will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.