Tag: Red Bank

RED BANK – Here’s the short version: “¡VOS!” is a terrifically rewarding work of theater, a staggeringly confident and robust new play now having its world premiere at the Two River Theater in Red Bank.

RED BANK – The borough council has approved a lease extension with the Red Bank Board of Education (BOE) for Count Basie Fields and Park. The agreement, unanimously approved at the March 27 council meeting, extends municipal use of the BOE-owned park through Dec. 31, 2050, a move that secures long-term funding for community recreational improvements.

RED BANK – The borough is using data mapping technology to improve municipal infrastructure management, working on making Red Bank’s roadways safer and more drivable.

RED BANK – Undeterred by the rainy and chilly Saturday afternoon, nearly 2,000 protesters flooded Riverside Gardens Park to participate in the Hands Off! Red Bank, NJ Fight Back! rally, part of a nationwide protest April 5. Protestors condemned several federal policies initiated by President Donald Trump and Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) head Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla.

RED BANK – Activists in Red Bank will take to the streets April 5, to voice their opposition to federal policies being initiated by President Donald Trump and Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) head Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla.

RED BANK – Marine Park is about to transform into a bustling community space.

RED BANK – Spruce Liquors has received zoning board approval to relocate from its Shrewsbury Ave. location to a larger, vacant lot across the street previously occupied by Green’s Auto Performance Center.

RED BANK – With a surge in the construction of mixed-use buildings underway, officials are making efforts at the same time to preserve the borough’s oldtown historic charm.

RED BANK – The plan to build an apartment building and retail space on the corner of Riverside Avenue and Bodman Place to replace the former Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) headquarters is gaining momentum.

RED BANK – The borough’s train station became the epicenter of resistance Saturday as nearly 1,500 people from more than 20 organizations marched in a rally to mark International Women’s Day.