Tag: Fair Haven
Wave of Support Builds To Clean Up The Navesink
By Joseph Sapia
The rally for the Navesink is well under way – with scientific testing of the river; private organizations working with state, county...
Fair Haven’s Jaeger Takes Home Silver in Rio
By Rich Chrampanis
Patience is a requirement for a distance swimmer. When you compound it with four years of training for the ultimate race and...
Fair Haven’s Connor Jaeger set to swim for USA in Rio...
By Rich Chrampanis
OMAHA, Nebraska: The U.S. Olympic Swim Trials is an 8-day marathon where the nation’s best have the enormous pressure of swimming their...
“Transition Day” – An Enduring and Endearing Tradition
FAIR HAVEN – Third grade students at Viola L. Sickles School hopped on boards and bikes on June 13 as part of the traditional...
Stationery Store Turns A Page
By John Burton
FAIR HAVEN — A little piece of the borough’s history is going away.
Laird Stationery and Printing Company, a staple in the borough’s...
From Assemblies to Chromebooks, Parent Volunteers Help Schools Fill In the...
By Amy Byrnes
What do you get at the end of the school year when you add up all those book fairs, Box Tops and...
Group Forms To Protect The Navesink River
By John Burton
FAIR HAVEN – Brian Rice wants to work on improving the Navesink River and has support from neighboring communities.
Rice and other like-minded...
High School Students Work to Clean Up Navesink Bacteria
By Joseph Sapia
FAIR HAVEN – Tyler Lubin and Noah Tucker, both 17, grew up on the Navesink River – boating, fishing, kayaking and rowing....
A Neighborhood Bookstore Endures
By Gretchen C. Van Benthuysen
FAIR HAVEN – When you walk into River Road Books on River Road you won’t see tables and shelves filled...
Mayors Cast Wishes For 2016
By John Burton
As we look ahead to 2016, we take stock on our lives and often make those resolutions to better ourselves. We say...
