Tag: Red Bank

RED BANK – On April 30, Count Basie Center for the Arts announced the nominees for its 19th annual Basie Awards. 

A new program aims to bring profound stories of resiliency and legacy at local landmarks to life.

Three stores in the borough got burned for illegally selling vapes to customers under 21.

Nestled on Broad Street in downtown Red Bank, Jack’s Music Shoppe has been an audiophile’s paradise for decades. But a recent acquisition of several thousand used books promises to turn its customers into readers, not just listeners.

Tragedies may be personal, but their messages can be universal.

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.

The state Legislature is advancing bills to restore millions in lost funding to school districts facing cuts.

Two River area commuters will have to contend with a statewide 15% New Jersey Transit (NJT) fare hike starting July 1, but Middletown residents have been offered some respite: a 15% reduction in train station parking fees to counteract the increase.

From playwright Tony Meneses and director Aneesha Kudtarkar, “A Thousand Maids” has its world premiere run through April 28 in the intimate confines of the Marion Huber Theater, part of the Two River Theater’s 30th anniversary season.

The borough’s transit village plan, slowed due to the pandemic, is back on track as the Red Bank Planning Board unanimously voted to approve and advance a redevelopment study report to the governing body. The study identifies specific parcels around the train station for redevelopment and is a vital step toward the borough council’s initiative to transform the area into a thriving transit village.