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'TEA' Great American ladies, angry men on local stages
Areminder: This weekend presents the first and only opportunity to catch Emmy-winning actress Elaine Bromka in the local engagement of her one-woman, three-character tour de force "Tea for Three." A portrait of three American First Ladies - Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon and Betty Ford - the touring show is booked into the black-box Marion Huber ...
As Legislative Chair of the New Jersey Association of Health Underwriters, I was eager to learn what the cost of the proposed health care reform package would be.
Democrats lead in Red Bank, but Republican trails by just 8 votes
The fight for control of the borough council came down on the side of the Democrats in Tuesday's election, but a Republican challenger is eight votes away and may consider a recount.
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Red Bank girl, 17, found unconscious at Ocean Twp. party
Police said they discovered an underage drinking party at a Danielle Drive home after receiving a 911 call about an unconscious party guest.
Elks to hold a 'Chat n Chew'' in Red Bank
Bates Elks Lodge#220 will hold a 'Chat n Chew'' smorgasbord from 3 to 7 p.m., Saturday Nov.
Paralegal: Phone call from alleged hitman caused alarm
A paralegal became so concerned about a phone call from a man, seeking to make an appointment with her boss, that she told the lawyer not to come to work one afternoon and told her coworkers to lock the office doors.
Fire leaves Little Silver home uninhabitable
A fire caused extensive damage to the basement and kitchen of a Kings Road home, leaving the residence uninhabitable, authorities said.
Testimony of accused hit-and-run driver delayed
The expected testimony of the man prosecutors alleged was hired by a former Millstone man to run over a Red Bank attorney was delayed this morning when the witness demanded to first speak to his attorney.
Red Bank police tout teen curfew, loitering crackdown as Halloween nears
Police in the borough said a teen curfew and a crackdown on teenage after-hours -- including stricter hours near Halloween -- have helped reduced loitering, a report in RedBankGreen.com said.
Passenger: I wasn't told about hit-run murder attempt
Shielding his face from the lens of a photographer, a man who admitted being at an alleged hit-and-run attempted murder of a Red Bank lawyer testified Wednesday he didn't know that was the purpose of the ride he took with an associate.
Attorneys paint different pictures as trial begins
The trial of a former Millstone Township man accused of orchestrating a plan to have his attorney killed after losing a custody battle with his ex-wife got underway today with both sides laying out their arguments for the jury.
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Understanding and Managing ADHD in Children and Adolescents
SOMERVILLE, NJ, October 21, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Richard Zakreski, Ph.D. will present "Understanding and Managing ADHD in Children and Adolescents" as part of the Wednesday Webinar series on October 28 from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Eastern.
Silent film shows century-old iceboating on the Navesink
A glimpse of what ice boating was like on the Navesink River at the turn of the 20th century will be presented by the Navesink Maritime Heritage Association through a silent film at 7:15 p.m., Wednesday, Oct.
Pedestrian safety topic of meeting in Red Bank
It was one of those rare occasions when all the right people, who could address improving the borough's pedestrians and bicyclists conditions, were in the room.
Red Bank YMCA launches Strong Kids Campaign
The Community YMCA will launch its annual Strong Kids Campaign with the presentation of the 2009 Distinguished Citizen Service Awards to honor outstanding community leaders from 6 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct.
Red Bank Safe Routes group to meet
The bicycle is as fast as the car to get her children to school, and Jenny Rossano wants to make things safer for the students who opt for the so-called greener commute.
Hundreds unite in Red Bank area in response to poverty
Seven-year-old Aron Wiener knows the importance of the world hunger issue. The Loch Arbour youth could not walk in Sunday's Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk - his parents were a little under the weather.
Ian Anderson to spin 'Tull' tales in Red Bank
Ian Anderson has often been mistaken for a guy named Jethro Tull. The singer-songwriter-flautist-guitarist is actually the frontman of the legendary rock band, Jethro Tull.
The Kepharts: Sesqui-Centennial of the Battle of Fort Mercer
Eighty-two years ago a great celebration was planned for the 150th Anniversary of the Battle at Red Bank.The battle had prevented Fort Mifflin from falling into the hands of the British.
The town arborist who oversaw the planting of over 400 trees in the past few years was cut at Monday night's council meeting, citing shrinking tax and grant receipts, a report on RedBankGreen.com said.
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