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Red Bank Council Authorizes Multiple Bonds for Projects

RED BANK – From the borough’s riverfront to its streetscapes, green spaces to manholes, residents are about to feel and see capital projects unfold all around them.

New Market and More Planned for Broadwalk This Summer

RED BANK – A new weekly market, the return of live music every Saturday night and Kids Takeovers on Fridays are all set for Broadwalk this summer in hopes of making the 2024 season the best yet for the downtown attraction.

Red Bank Zoning Board Approves Three-Story Restaurant

RED BANK – Another restaurant will soon join the eclectic dining scene in the downtown district. Owners of the historic building on Broad Street next to the former Catch-19 restaurant will transform the existing two-story structure into a three-story restaurant by adding a partial third floor with an outdoor deck and garden.

Red Bank Library Champions Affordable Housing in Latest Race Talk

RED BANK – Rising property values may have created a housing challenge for many, but it is a crisis for those facing racial and financial discrimination.

Lincroft Environmentalist Urges Towns to ‘Skip the Stuff,’ Reduce Takeout Waste

A grassroots movement to reduce plastic waste is gaining traction in the Two River area, with restaurants urged to only provide single-use utensils and sauce packets upon request.

Red Bank Approves Owner-Occupied Short-Term Rentals

RED BANK – The highly debated ordinance from 2023 that banned short-term rentals (STR) was reconsidered and revised after public input May 8 and adopted at the May 23 borough council meeting. The revised ordinance allows STRs for up to 28 consecutive days in owner-occupied premises only, potentially cutting out nonresident investment opportunities.

New Hope for Red Bank Landfill Remediation and Future Park Project

RED BANK – After years of delays, a plan to remediate the former borough landfill along the Swimming River and construct a new park has been reinvigorated.

New Law Will Counter Some School Funding Cuts

Last week, a law was signed to provide options for school funding restoration for 140 districts eying severe cuts across the state, including those in the Two River area.

Students Get a Taste of the Professional Life in Red Bank...

Some students at Red Bank Catholic do their best learning not in the classroom sitting at desks but in emergency rooms, courtrooms and engineering labs.

Hope Springs Eternal During Red Bank Charity Walk

RED BANK – Since 2017, the JBJ Soul Foundation and JBJ Soul Kitchen have been hosting a Day of Hope Walk to recognize local charitable organizations that do so much to support Monmouth County residents.
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