It’s almost that time — to warm up with fun on the Navesink River.
So, the Retro Pic of the Day is dedicated to balmy evenings with friends on the river in Rumson.
These guys had their boat out for a little motoring.
Kayakers and paddle boarders love to take to the river, too. Then there are the water skiers, sailors and loungers.
What’s your favorite river activity?
The following recent criminal incidents were reported by Red Bank police:
• A incident of criminal mischief was reported to have occurred sometime between March 23 and 24 on an East Front Street building. Someone sprayed graffiti onto the side of the building.
Patrolman Garrett Falco took the report.
• An attempted burglary was reported to have occurred on March 22 at an Alston Court residence.
The victim reported that someone attempted to gain entry to the home, but failed. Police reported that a screen on a rear window of the residence was cut, and there were pry marks on exterior sliding glass doors and bilco doors leading to the basement. No entry was gained.
Sgt. David Hicks took the report.
• A theft was reported to have occurred at a Locust Avenue residence on March 21. The victim reported that someone gained entry into the residence and stole and iPad.
Lt. Robert Kennedy took the report.
• A theft was reported to have occurred at a Chapin Avenue location on March 20. The victim reported that an unknown person or persons stole an iPhone, credit card and debit card from a desk area.
Inv. Jorge Torres took the report.
The following is an edited press release from the Fair Haven School District:
This year’s Lunch with a VIP was a success at Fair Haven’s Viola L. Sickles school in Fair Haven.
Sponsored by the Fair Haven Parent Teacher Association, the lunch event, this year held from March 11 to 13, offers first-, second- and third-grade students the opportunity to enjoy lunch, treats, and fun activities with their own special VIP adult guests at a festive celebration.
“It provides them with a unique opportunity to connect with their loved ones during the school day, and to create a lasting memory,” said Jen Halcrow, who served as event co-chair with Suzanne Duffy.
This year’s event featured coffee for the adults, donated by Booskerdoo in Fair Haven, and cupcakes by Cupcake Magician on Monmouth Street in Red Bank (a hit with everyone).
A photo booth, a BINGO game and a Just Dance activity, led by Sickles School Principal Cheryl Cuddihy, added to the fun.
“It was such a pleasure to watch the different generations share stories, collaborate on Just Dance moves, and strategize for Bingo!” said Cuddihy. “We love having guests visit our school, and we were delighted to spend time with our VIPs.”
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