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The summer prior to her junior year at Red Bank Catholic high school, Katie Esposito remembered a promise she made to her younger brother Jack who died two years before – and to herself: Keep Jack’s memory alive.

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital (RBVH) is relocating to a spacious commercial building, leaving its longtime location in Tinton Falls, but moving “right down the block.”

When the Gordon H. Mansfield Veterans Community on Essex Road opened last November, the CEO of its parent organization pledged to forge mutually beneficial relationships between residents and the community. Eight months later, those partnerships are thriving. 

The governing bodies of Eatontown, Oceanport and Tinton Falls have 45 days to review and comment on an amendment to the developer’s plan for setbacks for the redevelopment project at the fort’s former Nurses Quarters along Main Street. 

TINTON FALLS – Medical professionals often stress that parents should expect the unexpected when it comes to childbirth. For Maria Pollard and her husband Lee, unexpected was an understatement.

FORT MONMOUTH – Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health (RWJBH), has requested and received square footage increases for its planned state-of-the-art Vogel Medical Campus on about 38 acres of the former Fort Monmouth in Tinton Falls. The Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority (FMERA) unanimously approved the changes at its monthly meeting Feb. 16. 

TINTON FALLS – The 40-acre Patriot’s Square residential development located opposite the township’s municipal complex on Kelly Way and across Tinton Avenue from Monmouth Regional High School is nearing completion, but the commercial component has been delayed by economic and pandemic-related concerns. 

TINTON FALLS – With a 32-year career in law enforcement under his belt, Tinton Falls Police Chief John A. Scrivanic decided to retire.

By Judy O’Gorman Alvarez FILE PHOTO This week many families will display their menorahs, a prominent symbol of...

TINTON FALLS – Later this month, 54 military veterans will begin moving into new homes, where the most vital amenities are myriad support systems. About 100 more are on the waiting list.