By John Burton RED BANK – The Rev. Jacquelyn Rowe, who has recently taken over as rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, has spent her life serving others. “My heart has always been in community…
By John Burton RED BANK – Municipal officials and a state legislator are hoping that bringing a long-standing traffic safety issue to the attention of state Department of Transportation (DOT) representatives will result in corrective…
Employees, clients and guests of Newport Capital Group enjoy a Cinco de Mayo celebration Thursday, May 2, at the firm’s offices at 12 Broad St., Red Bank. Enjoying the party, which included a mariachi…
By John Burton RED BANK – It took a little longer than initially anticipated, but it was worth the wait, said Matteo Ingrao, owner of Char Steakhouse. “I’m pleased with everything,” Ingrao said of his…
RED BANK – In another sign that Red Bank’s economic rise is back, one of its pre-eminent family jewelers, Leonardo Jewelers, just completed an expansion and renovation of its store on 35 E. Front Street.…
By John Burton RED BANK – An almost 13 percent increase in state education funding for the 2013-14 school year for the Red Bank school district “will help us move forward,” Superintendent Laura Morana said.…
By Michele J. Kuhn Red Bank restaurant begins rebuilding RED BANK – After a bit of hell and a lot of high water, Kelly Ryan expects Boondocks to be back in operation in May.…
By John Burton RED BANK – Mayor Pasquale Menna wants the state’s Board of Public Utilities to enact stronger regulations guiding power companies, particularly Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) because of the electric utility’s…
By John Burton RED BANK – The antique business has long been a draw for the west side of the borough, rivaling such locations as Lambertville and New Egypt, attracting shoppers from far and wide,…