Tag: holiday
Where is Santa? Everywhere This Holiday Season!
Are you looking for Santa? He’s waiting for you, all around the Two River area!
Ring-a-Ling! It’s Red Kettle Season
The bells will be ringing around the Two River area this Friday as the Salvation Army begins its annual Red Kettle campaign, continuing a tradition that’s been going on for well over a hundred years.
Police Departments Urge Residents To Beware Of ‘Porch Pirates’ This Season
As thieves get increasingly brazen with auto thefts, there is another warning coming from local police departments in the Two River area: Be watchful of “porch pirates.”
A First Thanksgiving Remembered – and Tips for Making it Better
Nearly a full calendar year ago, a passing of the torch – or wishbone – unfolded when, for the first time, my wife and I welcomed family and friends into our humble Port Monmouth abode to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday.
Red Bank Council Shares Holiday Agenda
With the Christmas tree officially installed at Riverside Gardens Park this week, borough council members announced holiday events, discussed short-term rentals expected to peak in the upcoming festive months, and acknowledged two new cannabis business applications.
Fresh for Thanksgiving: A Turkey Primer
If you are looking to get your Thanksgiving holiday started with a fresh turkey this year, you may have to order your bird in advance, but your guests will be sure to thank you.
Red Bank Library Shares the Meaning of Kwanzaa
RED BANK – The holiday season means many things to different people, but one common theme is tradition.
Warm Up With Something Hot and Sweet
Grab a mug; it’s time for a hot chocolate break! Or is it hot cocoa?
Black Nativity: A Gospel Musical
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit everyone in a different way, whether it is financial strain, isolation, illness or the death of friends and family. A return to normalcy is so important right now, and that is what the organizers of “Black Nativity” aim to bring when the show comes back to the Count Basie Center for the Arts at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 30.
A Tradition Continues, On a Different Continent
It was just after 4 p.m. when I unscrewed the top on the bottle of Jameson whiskey. It wasn’t deep winter yet, but summer was surely past, the leaves had turned. The sun sat lower in the sky, and all that meant one thing: Time to make the Christmas cake.