Tag: Red Bank
Two River Area’s First Warming Center for Women Opens in Red...
Early Monday morning a sign went up outside 90 Maple St., quietly establishing a chapter in the borough’s history: The Heartwarming Center. Est. 2023.
Red Bank Library Race Talk Explores Beauty Standards
Is beauty skin deep? What is the connection between race and beauty standards? To what extent are ideas of beauty colonized? These questions and more were explored during the Red Bank Public Library’s latest Let’s Talk About Race program on Nov. 30.
Red Bank Residents Peruse Shrewsbury Avenue Streetscape Plans
A million-dollar state grant received by the borough in 2019 that fueled plans to improve Shrewsbury Avenue is now set for a 2025 completion. Preliminary site plans of the project were on display for public review and comment at a two-hour walk-in session held at the borough’s senior center Nov. 20.
Wait No Longer – Irwin Channels Beckett at Two River Theater
RED BANK – Tony Award-winning actor, director, writer and master clown Bill Irwin will make his Two River Theater debut, presenting his one-man show, “On Beckett,” Dec. 7-10.
Training Cafe Coming To Red Bank
A new robotics and futuristic-themed training café for individuals with special needs won unanimous approval from the borough’s planning board Nov. 20.
Red Bank Gets New Borough Manager
The borough will be ushering in 2024 with a new borough manager. Jim Gant was unanimously voted into the role at a special council meeting Friday, Nov. 17.
Red Bank’s Transit Village Proposal Gathers Steam
The borough’s transit village designation process, stalled since January 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, is back on the agenda.
Fourth Cannabis Retail Shop Proposed at Red Bank’s Gateway
RED BANK – A proposal for the construction of another cannabis retail shop came before the planning board Nov. 6.
Residents, Zoning Board Raise Questions About Proposed Apartment Building Near Red...
Final site plans for a four-story residential apartment building by the Red Bank train station went before the zoning board Nov. 2 but met with much resistance from a majority of the board members and residents at the meeting.
As Temperatures Drop, Red Bank Provides for its Most Vulnerable Residents
Red Bank cares about its residents. That much was clear during the borough council’s first winter conference, as many highlighted the steps being taken to provide for those facing housing and food insecurity and mental health issues, in addition to several code blue initiatives as temperatures drop.
