Rumson Historic Preservation Commission Organizes Historic Homes Tour
The Rumson Historic Preservation Commission is an official borough organization, supported and funded by the mayor and borough council, with a mission to archive, preserve and celebrate historic homes and buildings in the town. Each year, the RHPC... Read More
Autumn: A New Beginning for Wildlife
As summer shifts to fall, busy sun worshippers may think things are slowing down, but to Mother Nature, it’s almost like the start of a second year. Wildlife begins an active time. Birds, marine creatures and even insects begin migrations. Animals are... Read More
Upcoming Events at Congregation B’nai Israel of Rumson
Congregation B’nai Israel (CBI) hopes everyone is having a wonderful end of summer, and they invite you to learn more about and join in some of the activities at this welcoming congregation. CBI is excited about the upcoming High Holy Days. Selichot,... Read More
Buck Rubbing: What it is and How to Prevent it
Buck rubbing – no it’s not the latest dance craze or the new centerfielder for the New York Mets, but there’s pretty good chance you’ve seen the evidence of buck rubbing while enjoying an early autumn walk. You may even have buck rubbing going... Read More
Garden Club of Fair Haven Plans Fall Events
The Garden Club of Fair Haven is looking forward to another year of programs which are both informative and rewarding. Newly installed President Lee Davidson did an excellent job in her dual role as both vice president and membership chair. Since 2020,... Read More
RFH Names Stephen Sarles as New Principal
Stephen Sarles, approved by the Board of Education in May, has officially begun his role as the next principal for Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. As he takes on this new position, Sarles will draw on his extensive 28 years of experience in education,... Read More
Edison Man Indicted for Domestic Violence Murder
A Monmouth County Grand Jury has returned a two-count indictment against the Middlesex County resident who was found in Atlantic Highlands with the body of his former girlfriend in the back seat of his vehicle earlier this year, Acting Monmouth County... Read More
RABIES ALERT: Rabid Skunk Found in Middletown Area
The Middletown Township Animal Control Division responded to a call of a skunk acting aggressively on Thursday, Sept. 8 in the area of Jefferson Street near Wilmort Park. Middletown Animal Control captured the animal after an exposure to a resident. Lab... Read More
Middletown’s Beth Rankin is ‘Nothing Short of Extraordinary’
Today’s students have overcome more in their young lives than anyone likely would have imagined. Juggling schoolwork, athletics and extracurricular activities, they have also faced societal upheaval and personal challenges – yet they remain strong.... Read More
Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk Returns Oct. 16
Sunday, Oct. 16 is World Food Day and it also the day of the 42nd annual Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk. There is still time for you to “Step Up to End Hunger” and donate your time, dollars and food. This has been such a difficult year globally, and this... Read More
