Tag: Red Bank

RED BANK – The plan to build an apartment building and retail space on the corner of Riverside Avenue and Bodman Place to replace the former Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) headquarters is gaining momentum.

RED BANK – The borough’s train station became the epicenter of resistance Saturday as nearly 1,500 people from more than 20 organizations marched in a rally to mark International Women’s Day.

RED BANK – A residential development at the northeast corner of West Front Street and Maple Avenue is finally taking shape after six years of delays.

RED BANK – As the national debate intensifies over a federal budget eyeing Medicaid cuts, millions face the threat of losing essential health care coverage, a concern already evident at nonprofit care centers in Monmouth County, including the Red Bank-based Parker Family Health Center and The Arc of Monmouth in Tinton Falls.

RED BANK – After one of his short films won awards at the Dublin International Comedy Film Festival (DICFF), Brick resident John Farragher wanted to share his love of Irish comedy with people on this side of the pond.

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.