Tag: Red Bank

RED BANK – Here’s the thing about great theater: It can take you on an entire journey without ever leaving a single room.

RED BANK – The site of a former Bridge Avenue gas station may finally get remediated and repurposed by a potential new owner, Victor Rallo, owner of the adjacent Italian restaurant Birravino.

RED BANK – Officials from the Red Bank Regional High School District (RBR) have formally requested a share of the payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) funds from the borough as part of a proposed transit village plan, which would redevelop the area surrounding Red Bank’s train station and bring in hundreds of new residents.

Today’s couples are saying “I do” later in life. According to wedding website planner The Knot, the average age for marriage in the Northeast in 2023 was 32.

RED BANK – An elevated, thoughtfully curated food hall concept called Anderson Market will soon anchor the street-level space in the Anderson Building at 200 Monmouth St., replacing the former Sickles Market.

RED BANK – What does it take to plan the perfect murder? Come find out when the Two River Theater presents “Dial M for Murder” from Feb. 15 to March 9.

RED BANK – In Monmouth County, officials and local activists are working together to address community concerns over new federal immigration policies that allow U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in schools, hospitals and places of worship, areas that were previously off limits.

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.

RED BANK – The borough council took two significant actions to create housing and recreational opportunities for the community, including for children

RED BANK – The Heartwarming Center, a facility for women in need of a warm place to sleep when the temperatures plummet, opened on Red Bank’s Maple Street last winter. On days and nights when the weather chills to 32 degrees or lower, the center opens its doors to women struggling with homelessness and insecure housing.