Tag: Red Bank
Red Bank Council Passes Short-Term Rental Ordinance
Short-term rentals in a town that is neither popular for skiing nor going to the beach have become a contentious issue between the public and borough council.
Amidst much pushback at a Feb. 8 meeting, the borough council passed a controversial ordinance to regulate short-term rentals in the borough.
Plan a Wedding on the Water
What better way to set sail on the sea of matrimony than to climb aboard a wooden ship and say your vows on the water?
Pickleball A Big ‘Dill’ At Red Bank’s East Side Park
The pickleball boom is real. That was evident at the borough’s recent parks and recreation committee meeting Feb. 6 when pickleball players, almost 25 of them, turned up at a public input session to discuss continuing improvements to East Side Park.
Swimming River Park Project Nearing Phase One Completion
After almost a decade in the works, the public will soon enjoy new access to the local watershed.
Red Bank Adopts New Master Plan
The borough’s first new Master Plan since 1995 was unanimously approved and adopted by the planning board Feb. 6.
Uncorking History with the ‘Black Wine Guy’
As part of Black History Month observances, the annual acknowledgement of African American achievements and their significant place in U.S. history, the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center will hold a series of events titled “Out of Africa.”
Red Bank Public Utilities Chief Ousted; Council Discusses Early Voting Expenses
The borough council unanimously adopted a resolution authorizing a separation agreement with Clifford Keen, director of public utilities, at its meeting Jan. 11. The council did not discuss the reason for the separation agreement or details of Keen’s replacement.
Friendships Tested in ‘Living & Breathing’ at Two River Theater
Much of the darkly funny play “Living & Breathing,” which premieres at the Two River Theater Jan. 28, is based on the real-life experiences of its writer, Mando Alvarado, and the relationships he formed with his male friends.
RBC’s Montano Wins 700th Career Game
Not much has changed in 33 seasons at Red Bank Catholic. Joe Montano is still the fiery leader of the Caseys Girls Basketball team and still winning games. Following a 44-36 win over Scranton Prep last Saturday at home, Montano reached his 700th career win becoming just the sixth girls basketball coach in New Jersey history to reach the milestone.
New Year Marks Changes on Red Bank Borough Council
The council chamber was full for the annual reorganization meeting Jan. 4, as the borough nears a transition to a nonpartisan form of government.
