Articles Posted in the Front Page Category
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New Rabbi in Rumson Prepares for High Holy Days
By John Burton RUMSON – It’s a busy time for Rabbi Jeff Sultar with the coming of the Jewish High Holy Days and his recent appointment as rabbi for Congregation B’nai Israel. “It’s a…
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Shrewsbury Gardeners Celebrate Growing Success
By Michele J. Kuhn SHREWSBURY – Ripe red tomatoes, green peppers, purple eggplant and bouquets of basil dot the Shrewsbury Community Garden only two months after the first plants went into the ground. The…
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Remembering 9/11
Red Bank Mayor Pasquale Menna speaks during the Sept. 11 remembrance at Riverside Gardens Park, home to the borough’s monument and garden area that honors residents who…
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Count Basie Announces Conservatory Style, Yearlong Programs
RED BANK – The Count Basie Theatre’s Performing Arts Academy is introducing two audition-based, 10-month programs: Musical Theatre Intensive and The Actor’s Intensive. This yearlong conservatory style training program is intended for students who are…
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Opinions Sought at Sandy Hook Open House
By John Burton SANDY HOOK – The National Park Service is asking the public to offer its input about what should happen at Sandy Hook and other Gateway National Recreation Areas during the next two…
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Court Rules No Death Benefits in LS Principal Case
By John Burton A state Appellate Court has determined the widow of the Little Silver middle school principal, killed in an auto crash four years ago on his way to work, is not entitled to…
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Man Pleads Guilty to Break-ins at Bon Jovi’s, Others Homes
By John Burton FREEHOLD – The Beachwood man who broke into rock star Jon Bon Jovi’s house and other homes on Navesink River Road last year has pleaded guilty to the string of burglaries. Nicholas…
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LS Councilman Bitman Remembered For Devotion to Town
By John Burton LITTLE SILVER – Colleagues who worked with Jonathan Bitman on the borough council and in business are mourning and expressing their sadness over the news this week that Bitman had lost his…
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Lunch Break Looks to Expand RB Facilities
By John Burton RED BANK – Lunch Break is looking to expand. The soup kitchen and food panty, which has been providing food, clothing and the wherewithal for those in need in Red Bank…
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First Day Excitement Shared by All at RB School
By John Burton RED BANK – There was a sense of excitement and anticipation about the coming school year, shared by not only the students at St. James Elementary School but by faculty and…
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