It was the year that Halloween wasn’t. It was 2012 and Superstorm Sandy had pummeled the Jersey Shore. It decimated Sea Bright and destroyed low lying parts of Rumson. Fair Haven was a bit war torn and powerless.
Continue reading Focus: Remembering Superstorm Sandy’s Wrath
Well, it looks like even though the weather is going to vacillate from good to bad to good again, it may just cooperate with the weekend’s events in the Rumson-Fair Haven area.
Continue reading R-FH Area Weekend: Rumson Halloween Parade, Drug Take-Back
Former longtime Fair Havenite Madge (Wolcott) Breeden passed away, surrounded by family, at Ocean Medical Center in Brick on Oct. 15. She was 82.
Former Fair Haven neighbors and friends flooded Facebook with condolences and memories of the Dartmouth Avenue mom and her family from back in the day.
Continue reading Memorial Set for Former Fair Havenite Madge Breeden, 82
The following is a statement from Fair Haven Schools Superintendent Sean McNeil regarding today’s accident involving a Knollwood School student …
Continue reading FH Schools Superintendent: Prognosis ‘Encouraging’ for Student Accident Victim
An accident on Hance Road in Fair Haven today involving a Knollwood school student and a vehicle prompted a flood of social media speculation and commentary.
While school officials and emergency response authorities said they are cognizant that all in the community are concerned, the comments generated on Facebook caused too much of a stir and a spread of misinformation before the facts are available from the proper sources.
Continue reading Fair Haven School Officials on Accident: Stop Social Media Commentary
A former NJ resident pleaded guilty to sending sexually-explicit text messages to an undercover police officer who he believed to be an 11-year-old girl, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced in a released statement.
Continue reading Prosecutor: Man Pleads Guilty in Scheme to Exchange Nude Pics with Child
A former Long Branch police officer and PBA Local 10 president was sentenced on Friday for pilfering more than $80,000 from union coffers, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced on Monday.
Continue reading Prosecutor: Former Cop Gets Probation for Stealing $80K from PBA
A pair of teens pleaded guilty on Monday to aggravated manslaughter and an associated charge in connection with the February shooting death of a 10-year-old, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced.
Continue reading Prosecutor: Teens Plead Guilty to 10-Year-Old’s Killing
With some chills, thrills, ghouls, goblins and festively costumed spirits of the night and day, the annual Fair Haven Egg Hunt and Halloween Parade set a seasonal tone on Sunday.
A 59-year old woman has died as a result of injuries sustained from being struck by a motor vehicle early Sunday morning in Neptune Township, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced in a released statement.
Continue reading Prosecutor: Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit by Car
It’s that time of the year when the spirits of Halloween start haunting.
Continue reading R-FH Area Weekend: Halloween Egg Hunt, Parade
Sometimes it’s not just the spirit of the season. Sometimes we are haunted by good memories. The year was 1977. It was an RFH Halloween.
Seniors of the Class of ’78 were geared up for some ghostly fun. They gathered in the Senior Commons and paraded around, and, yes, out of the confines of the RFH campus.
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