Category: HUB News
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Face lift for borough library proposed Renovations would make building comply with ADA requirements
Staff Writer By GLORIA STRAVELLI Face lift for borough library proposed Renovations would make building comply with ADA requirements GLORIA STRAVELLI This stairway provides the only access to the lower level of the Red Bank Public Library where the children’s, meeting and rest rooms are located. Major renovations at the Red Bank Public Library, including…
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Fall will bring new faces to Shore Regional H.S.
School board approves Fall will bring new faces to Shore Regional H.S. School board approves two teacher contracts, three supervisors By Sherry conohan Staff Writer WEST LONG BRANCH — Three new supervisors were hired, and two new contracts with teachers were approved by the Shore Regional Board of Education June 27. Tracy Handerhan was hired…
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Developers to air plan for Tradewinds property
Staff Writer By SHERRY CONOHAN Developers to air plan for Tradewinds property SEA BRIGHT — The proposed subdivision of the present Tradewinds Beach Club on Ocean Avenue into 20 building lots for single-family homes will get its first public airing before the Planning Board at 8 p.m. Tuesday. 1331 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright Associates, a…
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PERSPECTIVE Seeing the big picture in a small town For nearly three decades,
when M.B. residents called, PERSPECTIVE Seeing the big picture in a small town For nearly three decades, CHRIS KELLY Chief Pat McConville has spent more than half his life as a member of the Monmouth Beach Police Department. In December his retirement will be official. when M.B. residents called, McConville answered By SHERRY CONOHAN Staff…
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Council takes no action on open space plan
Shrewsbury mayor promises additional hearings before plan is adopted before plan is adopted By Sandi carpielloCorrespondent Shrewsbury mayor promises additional hearings before plan is adopted By Sandi carpiello Correspondent Shrewsbury Borough’s second public hearing for the Open Space and Recreation Plan generated much concern among residents this week. In response to a 16-percent increase in…
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FARRAH MAFFAI Rob Harris didn’t try to hide his feelings upon receipt of his diploma from Red Bank Regional High School last week.
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Revisions to boro sign ordinance introduced
Size of signs limited; Size of signs limited; R.B. no longer requires permit for political signs A sign of the times in Red Bank better be of the appropriate size. Under a revision of the borough’s sign ordinance, introduced at the last Borough Council meeting, a limit of 14 square feet was set on the…
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Concerted effort key to finding missing man
Staff Writer By elaine van develde TINTON FALLS — Police credit the swift, concerted effort of area emergency workers with the rapid rescue of a lost Alzheimer’s patient last week. John Bauman, 79, took his usual morning walk from his home at The Atria, an assisted-living facility on Pine Street, the morning of June 27;…
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The final cut at Wall Street Barber Shop After 51 years, shop closes to make way for new office building
Staff Writer By GLORIA STRAVELLI The final cut at Wall Street Barber Shop After 51 years, shop closes to make way for new office building GLORIA STRAVELLI Haircuts cost $3 when Bill Van Lenten, Ocean Township, started getting his crewcut trimmed by John Abbatemarco more than 35 years ago. They argued sports and politics, and…
