Tag: Navesink River
All Aboard the A.J. Meerwald
The Two River Times joined the Navesink Maritime Heritage Association (NMHA) aboard the historic A.J. Meerwald for a sunset sail on Sandy Hook Bay Aug. 23 to learn about the ship and the history of some of the area’s smallest denizens.
River Plaza School Celebrates 100 Years
Hubbard Avenue was nothing more than a dirt path when River Plaza Elementary School was erected along the banks of the nearby Navesink River.
Murphy Asks Coast Guard to Reconsider Oceanic Bridge Height, Move Project...
After years of bureaucratic foot-dragging, Gov. Phil Murphy has intervened in the Oceanic Bridge replacement project, requesting the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), the entity with final say in the matter, reconsider proposals from the county and citizen groups for a lower bridge height.
Support Riverview Medical Center and Enjoy the Fireworks
The Hackensack Meridian Riverview Medical Center Foundation
Board of Trustees will once again present the Annual Family Fireworks.
Dazzling Fireworks Display to Light Up the Navesink July 3
Fireworks are on the menu July 3 to kick off the Fourth of July celebrations along the Navesink River.
Salt Creek Grille
There’s a heartwarming American success story which took place right here in Rumson. Shortly after arriving in New Jersey from Ecuador in 2001, 18-year-old Cesar Cardenas was happy to get a job as a dishwasher at the Salt Creek Grille, overlooking the Navesink River in Rumson.
Red Bank Fire Adding New Vessel to Marine Unit
RED BANK – Once grounded in a Garden State thicket, abandoned in a field far away from any body of water, a vessel has been given new life by the borough fire department.
Condos Ok’d For West Front Street
By Allison Perrine
KENNETH SWAIN A vacant lot at the corner of West Front Street and Maple Avenue...
Local Sports Program Honors Late Coach With ‘DOC’ League
Welsh’s Wildcats team members recently posed together after winning this summer’s DOC League championship. Courtesy Thomas Pantaleo
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Bacterium Probable Cause of Local Massive Fish Kills
Local waterways and river banks are awash in thousands of dead fish, most likely the result of a bacterium in the water.