Tag: Little Silver

Election Day is just around the corner. In continuing coverage of upcoming local and county races, The Two River Times reached out to candidates in the Two River area to get a perspective on effective leadership, asking each nominee the same question...

A decade later and Mayor Robert Neff can still smell the wet wood of the downed shade trees strewn about town. Simply peering out at a particular portion of sidewalk can flip a switch on the reel-to-reel projector in his mind, replaying scenes of borough residents trudging out of their homes to dispose of belongings lost to floodwaters from the nearby Shrewsbury River.

The wooded site, surrounded by a sprawl of single-family residences, has become a topic of interest for neighboring property owners after it hit the real estate market late in the summer with a $2.8 million asking price.

For an organization that gathers to walk to end hunger, the COVID-19 pandemic put a damper on a signature fundraiser, just when the community needed it most. But now, after a scaled-down event last year that still raised record-breaking funds, the 42nd Annual CROP Hunger Walk will take place at full strength Sunday, Oct. 16 at Red Bank Regional High School.

Chris Gotterup first made a name for himself as part of the Christian Brothers Academy golf program and went on to become a four-year standout at Rutgers University. He used his fifth year of eligibility to spend one season at the University of Oklahoma; his brief time with the Sooners has him poised to be a name to watch in professional golf.

year’s totals, and no tax increase, the majority of Two River-area municipalities are nearing the conclusion of their own budgetary processes, certifying spending plans with a multitude of intriguing takeaways.

Escaping war-torn Ukraine, a family has found at least temporary refuge with relatives in Fair Haven.

The governing body took steps to acquire a Birch Avenue property during its March 14 meeting, but left the borough some wiggle room for the future of the parcel.

LITTLE SILVER – Four years after the borough’s affordable housing plan was approved by the courts, the governing body has identified a new Birch Avenue parcel for inclusion in its inventory.

Meaghan Tierney grew up in Rumson and Little Silver before moving to Eagle, Colorado, to begin training in snowboard cross.