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RED BANK – What looks like a freezing playground on the bank of the now icy Navesink River will soon be a place for climbing, sliding and gathering in the spring as Marine Park redevelopment advances, with significant infrastructure work already finished.

HIGHLANDS – The borough is in the initial stages of overhauling the J.T. White Clam Depuration Plant to establish an interactive maritime museum, honoring the community’s historic clamming industry. The overhaul will also provide operational enhancements.

HIGHLANDS – Following a November referendum in which residents overwhelmingly voted against the proposed Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Storm Risk Management Project, the borough council formally rejected the floodwall project at its Dec. 18 meeting.

The yearslong plan to replace the Oceanic Bridge, a major throughway connecting Rumson and Middletown, moved forward last week as the Monmouth County Commissioners conditionally awarded a preliminary engineering contract.

A new Department of Public Works (DPW) building is being built to replace the aging trailer at 90 White Road, which the department currently uses as an office.

RED BANK – After years of delays, a plan to remediate the former borough landfill along the Swimming River and construct a new park has been reinvigorated.

Four dedicated residents are bringing Sea Bright’s rail history back to life through a special park project.

The picturesque flower beds and bistro lighting of Broadwalk will be expanded this year to grace side streets in the downtown district through a RiverCenter beautification project.

Frequent power outages and outdated technology could be in the past if the state Board of Public Utilities (BPU) approves a $935 million infrastructure upgrade plan from FirstEnergry subsidiary Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L), based in Holmdel

Deep Cut Gardens is about to get a facelift. Monmouth County Park System has approved design plans and initiated construction of a new gazebo and other improvements, including renovations to the historic gardener’s cottage.