Tag: Navesink

MIDDLETOWN – Middletown parents took their school-closure objections from the meeting room to the streets of Leonardo March 15.

Not everything that blooms in the spring is pleasant. The first wave of warmer temperatures last week brought dead fish to area shorelines

During the past four weeks, migratory fish have traveled to the rivers and estuaries to spawn, including striped bass that have made their way to the Raritan Bay and the Navesink and Shrewsbury rivers.

RED BANK – After initially resisting the borough’s requirement for a 25-foot public waterfront access easement, Riverview Medical Center has agreed to include it as part of the zoning board’s approval for the hospital to continue using the property at 103 E. Front St. as a parking lot.

Upon entering 26 West on the Navesink, you’ll feel like you’ve been instantly transported to an exotic destination – no passport required. The modern restaurant, which boasts a chic nautical flair, entices guests with its delectable American fare served in a beach-inspired space with spectacular water views. Regardless of the season, 26 West promises vacation vibes.

Much to the relief of the coastal fishing and recreational communities, long-awaited dredging along the Shrewsbury and Navesink rivers has commenced. U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-6) announced the start of the project during a conference held at Veterans Memorial Park July 25 and livestreamed on social media.

The Hackensack Meridian Riverview Medical Center Foundation (HMRMCF) Board of Trustees will host a fireworks display on the Navesink, lighting up the night sky over Red Bank Monday, July 3. The fundraiser will benefit Hackensack Meridian Riverview Medical Center.

The first phase of the Swimming River Park project was recently completed, marked by a ribbon-cutting event held May 1.

Name a dog after the Norse god of mischief and you should expect some high jinks. But the German shepherd mix Loki really lived up to his name last week, taking his family, a heroic teenager, the police and an entire community on an adventure that could have ended in heartbreak.

A design firm under contract with the borough since 2017 delivered a presentation to the council Monday night about ongoing waterfront access projects. The presentation focused on a “pocket park” at the end of Hance Road, bulkhead replacement at Grange Avenue and boat ramp replacement at the end of Battin Road.