Navesink News

Robert Schoelkopf, director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, is worried that with every day that goes by, the dolphins are getting more comfortable in a place they cannot survive in for long.

RED BANK: Learn to dance under the stars this Wednesday at Riverside Gardens Park starting at 7 p.m. when Red Bank Tango, in partnership with Red Bank Parks and Recreation, presents free Argentine tango lessons ...

Robert Schoelkopf, director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, is worried that with every day that goes by, the dolphins are getting more comfortable in a place they cannot survive in for long.

LITTLE SILVER: Aslan Youth Ministries, a Red Bank nonprofit that provides leadership programs for disadvantaged youth in Monmouth County, will host a fundrasier from 5:30 to 11 p.m. Saturday.

Counter Dolphins near the Oceanic Bridge late Wednesday afternoon. We were just wrapping up our sixth visit to the dolphins since they moved into the Navesink River more than a week ago when we heard on the ...

The easiest way to put a tea bag in a teacup is to just drop it in there, but that's no fun.

Some of the dolphins that have been entertaining spectators in a river at the New Jersey shore appear to have moved into another waterway instead of returning to the ocean.

July 9, 2008 -- For two weeks, 15 dolphins have made two New Jersey rivers their home and tonight they may be back at sea.

It's a long way from the little village of Kiltumper in County Clare to the stage of Monmouth University, but Irish playwright Niall Williams was happy to make the trip.

New Jersey's Transportation Department will pay a "spotter" $2,000 to determine if bridge work is stressing a pod of wayward dolphins.

Counter DOLPHINS IN THE NAVESINK? If they show up, don't feed 'em. So says this NOAA sign posted on the pier at Marine Park in Red Bank.

The estimated 15 to 20 bottlenose dolphins that have made the Shrewsbury River their home recently were spotted in the Navesink River west of the Oceanic Bridge today, according to a federal spokeswoman.

Fourth of July traffic and crowds are inevitable. Add the popularity of the Shore and a three-day weekend to the mix and you've got a recipe for backed-up roads, honking horns, screaming children and crowded ...

Click teeth to read "comments on comments" file. Click GIF file to enlarge. 07.03 Front row KaBoom seats & eats Red Bank Elks Lodge 233's annual fireworks festival, offering a primo view of the annual ...

The dolphins that have inhabited two busy rivers in Monmouth County were swimming between the Sea Bright and Highlands bridges on Sunday afternoon, and their presence has attracted hundreds of people by boat ...

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The U.S. economy is likely to remain sluggish over the remainder of the year, according to Dennis Lockhart, the president of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank.

EDWARD R. WALSH, SR., 68, of Navesink, MIDDLETOWN died Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at Care One at King James in Navesink.

The latest visitors to the New Jersey shore are just like any other tourists, playing in the water and eating fresh seafood.

The United Methodist Churches of Atlantic Highlands & Navesink will be holding their annual Blood Drive on Thursday July 10th, 2008 from 5:30 to 8:30 PM.