Tag: Red Bank
Volunteers Sought for Planting Project at Riverside Gardens
RED BANK – Volunteers are welcome to pitch in from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, for a day of planting at...
Guinness Oyster Festival Returns to Red Bank
RED BANK – The 4th annual Guinness Oyster Festival will be held from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, in the White Street parking...
RB Schools Left Out of Federal Grant Cycle
By John Burton
Middle school after-school programs impacted
RED BANK – The loss of federal funding for the public school district’s after-school enrichment programs has meant...
Neighbors Look to Blunt Impact of Proposed Pharmacy
By John Burton
RED BANK – Area residents, concerned about a proposed Walgreens pharmacy in their neighborhood, are compiling information and searching for ways to...
Open House Slated by RB Pharmacy Developer
By John Burton
RED BANK –The developer for a Walgreens pharmacy, proposed for the former Rassas Buick auto dealership on Broad Street, has been talking...
RB Firehouse: Change of Address?
By John Burton
RED BANK – Liberty Hose Volunteer Fire Company on White Street may not be losing its house immediately but it has to...
Red Bank Garden Yields Produce, Community Spirit
By John Burton
RED BANK – The rocky road to establishing a community garden has yielded a harvest of involvement and cooperation for the gardeners...
Lofts Project Completion Now Set for End of 2014
By John Burton
RED BANK – West Side Lofts, a large commercial and residential project under construction, is moving forward but will take longer to...
Red Bank Council Looking to Prohibit Drive-Thru Windows
By John Burton
RED BANK – The borough council is expected on July 24 to introduce an ordinance that would prohibit new drive-thru windows for...
Pedestrians Find it Tough Going on Shrewsbury Ave.
By John Burton
RED BANK – Recently repaved and restriped, Shrewsbury Avenue looks nice and is great for traffic, but for pedestrians crossing the busy...
