Red Bank proceeds with controversial bulkhead repairs (via NJ.com)
RED BANK – Repairs on the borough’s crumbling bank along the Navesink River are set to begin, and just in the nick of time. With part of the bank near homes on North Prospect Avenue caving in, the Red Bank Borough Council approved almost $600,000…
Red Bank Regional High School Theatre Company will present
42ND STREET, beginning Thursday, April 3rd at 7:00 PM
Nominated for 8 Tony Awards in 1981, including winning the Tony for
Best Musical. With music by Harry Warren, the classic tale of a small town
girl from Allentown, Pennsylvania taking on the The Great White Way is
sure to bring entertainment to any viewer. With tap numbers that will bring you to your feet, classic songs such as “Lullaby of Broadway,” “42nd Street,” “We’re In The Money,” and “Young and Healthy,” Red Bank Regional’s production of 42nd Street is one that you will not want to miss.
Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students and senior citizens.
Red Bank Regional is located at 101 Ridge Road in Little Silver
Tickets may be purchased at the door or reserved ahead by
calling 732-842-8000, x 217
Additional Shows on Friday, April 4th (7:00 PM), Saturday, April 5th (7:00 PM)and Sunday, April 6th (3:00 PM)
Also on Thursday, April 3rd, The Manasquan High School Drama Club
will present YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN beginning at 7:30 PM
Happy Spring!!
Easter falls on Sunday, April 20th this year.
Local Easter Egg Hunts are in swing. Be sure and check your town’s
website for dates and times.
Here is where you can find a complete list of all Monmouth County Municipalities.
Although the town Easter Egg Hunts are usually for residents only.
Here is a list of fun things for everyone. You can find them all and more information on the BizEturtle Calendar of Plays & Events.
KEEP an eye on the Calendar. More added every day.
Saturday, April 5, LUNCH WITH THE EASTER BUNNY
12:00 PM – 2:00 PM at Manasquan Fire Company No. 2
111 Parker Avenue, Manasquan
RSVP: 732-223-2807, Cost: $5
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Saturday, April 5, EASTER EGG HUNT
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM at Eastside Park
Harrison Avenue, Red Bank
Info: 732-530-2782
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Sunday, April 6, PANCAKE BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY
8:30 AM – 11:30 AM at Glendola Fire Department
3404 Belmar Blvd, Wall Township
Info: 732-681-6435
Adults $6.00 Children $4.00
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Red Bank Mayor Pat Menna
Barring an Independent candidate entering the fray in June, Red Bank Mayor Pasquale “Pat” Menna will be reelected to a third term leading the borough in November unopposed. The Red Bank Republicans have not nominated a candidate to oppose Menna.
But that doesn’t mean the Red Bank GOP has given up on the strides they made last fall when Cindy Burham broke the Democratic grip on the governing body of 6 council members and the mayor and Sean DiSomma came within 1o2 votes of winning a second seat for the GOP.
DiSomma was subject to a malicious smear campaign, over a traffic ticket, by Monmouth Democratic Chairman Vin Gopal in the final week of the 2013 campaign.
DiSomma is running again this year. He is joined on the ticket by Brian Hanlon, a former member of the borough’s park and recreation commission.
Posted: March 31st, 2014 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Red Bank | Tags: Brian Hanlon, Cindy Burnham, Ed Zipprich, Juanita Lewis, Monmouth Democrats, Pasquale "Pat" Menna, Pat Menna, Red Bank, Red Bank Demorcrats, Red Bank Mayor Pat Menna, Red Bank Republicans, Sean DiSomma, Vin Gopal | 4 Comments »
Today, you have three marvelous choices to enjoy
some refreshing music on this on and off rainy afternoon.
RED BANK: LIBRARY LAYOFFS SPARK OUTRAGE (via redbankgreen)
Laid-off children’s librarian Sira Williams embraces colleague Jane Eigenrauch after Wednesday night’s council meeting. (Photos by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge) By JOHN T. WARD Hours after more than half the staff of the Red Bank Public Library…
RED BANK: LIBRARY PUTS STAFF ON NOTICE (via redbankgreen)
A meeting of the Red Bank library board in the former living room of the Eisner family last month. (Click to enlarge) By JOHN T. WARD The Red Bank Public Library has put its entire staff on notice of possible layoffs in the face of a looming budget…
Ed McKenna, Red Bank Green photo
Monmouth County roads will be a little safer for the next seven months.
Former Red Bank Mayor Ed McKenna, a Democrat, was convicted of driving while intoxicated last week in Tinton Falls Municipal Court. He received a seven month suspension to his drivers license and a $764 fine.
McKenna was arrested by a New Jersey State Trooper on May 13, 2013 after being involved in a one car accident at mile marker 108 of the Garden State Parkway. He scored nearly three times the legal limit in a breathalyzer test.
Monmouth County Republican Chairman John Bennett did not issue a statement accusing all Democrats of being drunks who are unfit for office. Bennett’s restraint stands in stark contrast to that of his Democratic counterpart, young Vin Gopal. Gopal, 28, accused “local and County Republican politicians” of being corrupt last week after former Manalapan Mayor Andrew Lucas was indicted for allegedly fraudulent acts to secure the purchase of a farm.
Posted: February 11th, 2014 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Andrew Lucas, John Bennett, Monmouth Democrats, Monmouth GOP, Red Bank, Tinton Falls, Vin Gopal | Tags: Driving while intoxicated, DWI, Ed McKenna, Edward McKenna, Former Red Bank Mayor, Garden State Parkway, John Bennett, Monmouth Democrats, Monmouth Republicans, Red Bank, Tinton Falls, Vin Gopal | 14 Comments »
SALON CONCRETE HOSTS ‘HELP FOR HAIYAN’ (via redbankgreen)
Christine Zilinski of Salon Concrete styles the hair of Maritza Soler of Port Monmouth, in a file photo from 2012. From press materials furnished by J Jems Communications When the Jersey Shore was ravaged by Hurricane Sandy, Salon Concrete owner Christine…
James Hertler, below, shut down Lucky Break Billiards in September, a month after police cracked down over BYOB issues. (Click to enlarge) By JOHN T. WARD How’s this for an auspicious start for a business?• In early 2011, in an effort to spice up…© Copyright 2024 | MoreMonmouthMusings | All Rights Reserved