Tag: Red Bank

RED BANK – Whether a major redevelopment or a minor subdivision, borough residents have been consistently voicing opposition to what they see as overdevelopment. At a recent meeting, the borough’s planning board approved a rehabilitation designation for two properties, but tabled a subdivision request at 106 Leighton Ave. after neighbors raised concerns about growth, density and neighborhood character.

RED BANK – On Sunday, Sept. 7, Stephy’s Place, a support center for grief and loss, will mark 10 years of serving those recovering from the death of a loved one by hosting a Walk of Remembrance and Healing.

RED BANK – Red Bank officials took another step toward a possible Riverwalk – a public walkway – along the Navesink River, unanimously designating two parcels along the river as areas “in need of rehabilitation” at the latest council meeting.

RED BANK – Campbell Scott couldn’t be more thrilled to be portraying the meticulous detective Hercule Poirot in the upcoming Agatha Christie mystery, “Murder on the Links,” at Two River Theater. The Belgian-French accent, the signature waxed mustache – it’s an actor’s dream.

RED BANK – Samantha Bee is no shrinking violet when it comes to taboo subjects. So, when the comedian and former correspondent for Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” started experiencing some harsh symptoms of menopause, she decided to open up the conversation, albeit with her signature humor.

RED BANK – The borough council unanimously approved a $4.875 million bond ordinance for the first phase of construction on the long-awaited Department of Public Works facility, which will replace deteriorating temporary trailers that have housed workers for more than two decades.

RED BANK – Several downtown Red Bank business owners are calling on borough officials to shut down Broadwalk, the seasonal pedestrian plaza launched in 2020 as a COVID-19 relief measure, arguing at a council meeting and in a new petition that the popular attraction has become detrimental to businesses outside its perimeter.

RED BANK – To celebrate the 10th year of the Indie Street Film Festival, organizers have chosen a slew of documentaries that feature social change and stories of hope. One such short film is “Borderline Butterfly,” focusing on immigration challenges in Red Bank.

RED BANK – Voters will decide who will serve on their local school boards this November, as four candidates are running for three seats on the Red Bank Borough Public Schools board, which oversees the preschool, elementary and middle schools.

RED BANK – What began as one mother’s quest for a thriving future for her son has turned into a groundbreaking moment for families across New Jersey.