Tag: Red Bank
No Decision Yet By Red Bank On Monmouth Street Apartments
The competition for real estate in a saturated downtown area is fierce.
Aging Beautifully With Help from Skincare Services
Aesthetics is the appreciation of beauty. In health care and wellness, aesthetics is the practice of enhancing beauty through skincare. This can include chemical peels, injectables like Botox, dermal fillers like Juvéderm and much more, all in the name of aging beautifully, according to Allison Gordon and Andriana Cellini, who opened Nuwave Aesthetics in Red Bank last month.
Red Bank Considers Subdivision of Senior Center Property
As repairs and renovations continue at the Red Bank Senior Center, which has been vacant since a burst pipe in 2019 revealed numerous issues, the borough council unanimously approved a resolution asking to subdivide the center’s property for a new passive park.
With Elections a Month Away, Candidates Talk About Stemming Partisan Politics
While they may not exert the pull of top-of-the-ticket elections, municipal elections are the backbone of seamless governance with an immediate impact on the daily operations of a town.
Red Bank Council Acknowledges Cannabis Cultivation License Applicant
At the Red Bank Borough Council meeting Sept. 14, the council passed a resolution acknowledging that the cannabis cultivation business proposed by G Tree’s, LLC is allowed in the borough.
Red Bank Borough Council Approves School Resource Officers
The Red Bank Borough Council approved a resolution Sept. 14 authorizing a shared services agreement with the Red Bank Borough Public School District Board of Education to provide Class III School Resource Officers (SROs) for the 2022-23 school year.
Red Bank Rotary Supports Community Collaborations
More than 100 years into a partnership with the local business community, the Rotary Club of Red Bank is taking on a new role as a catalyst for social change.
Mechanic Street Developer Faces Resident, Borough Questions
Would 50 new apartments in a five-story building on Globe Court serve as a detriment to the character of adjacent historic structures and districts?
9/11 Memorial: A Family’s Sweet Way to Honor Their Grandfather
Twenty-one years after 9/11, those whose lives were altered forever that day live in the bittersweet, passing on a legacy of love and heartbreak, pride and persistence to their children and their children’s children.
‘Let’s Talk About Race’
“Why are we still vulnerable at the hands of the medical community?” asked Carol Penn, D.O., family physician and fourth generation Red Banker, as she opened the discussion on how racial heath care disparities affect the community, the latest subject in the Red Bank Library’s discussion series, Let’s Talk About Race.
