Red Bank native and Little Silver resident, Dominic Anthony Trocchia Sr., passed peacefully in his sleep on Sept. 8. He was 94.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Red Bank Native and Little Silver Resident, Dominic Trocchia Sr., 94 
Remembering those in the Rumson-Fair Haven and neighboring communities lost to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 …
Continue reading 9/11: We RememberRed Bank resident George L. Tully passed away on Thursday, Aug. 29. He was 65.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Red Bank Resident George L. Tully, 65 
A Rumson back-to-school reprise …
Yes, from the looks of social media and scene on the local streets and school halls around town, everyone’s still getting in the groove of getting back to school.
Continue reading Retro RCDS Back-to-School of the ’50s 
Construction of the new Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge remains on the same 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. work schedule through Friday, weather permitting. There is also an alert about the Shrewsbury River channel closure due to the work.
Continue reading Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge & Channel Closure Travel Alert Fair Haven resident, April Anderson, passed away on Sept. 3, of complications after multiple strokes. She was 79.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Fair Havenite April Anderson, 79 The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office Professional Responsibility Unit (PRU) and Major Crimes Bureau (MCB) are investigating the circumstances behind a police-involved shooting that took place in Rumson early this morning, Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced on Friday.
Continue reading Prosecutor Sets Record Straight on Rumson Shooting A fugitive who was sought in connection with last week’s fatal shooting in Long Branch has been found in the Poconos and arrested, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced Friday.
Continue reading Prosecutor: 19-Year-Old Fugitive Wanted in Area Murder Found There is scant information available from any reasonable authority as of yet regarding an alleged incident in Rumson in the early morning hours today.
Continue reading Full Details on Early Morning Rumson Incident Not Yet Verified by Authorities The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office this week launched new, specialized Domestic Violence Unit, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond Santiago announced on Thursday.
Continue reading Prosecutor’s Office Launches Domestic Violence Unit 
A reprise in honor of those folks who used to be in charge of keeping the kids safe on their walk to school. Remember when everyone walked to school?
It was a time when kids had to walk the … rope.
The first day of school, last week, was commemorated with a look back to that first day in 1965 in Fair Haven.
It was the very first day of school — for kindergarteners. It was also a finale year. That class was the last of all that walked on a rope to the Youth Center (now Fair Haven Community Center downstairs and the police station upstairs).
While classmates were remembered, the identity of the official lady tugging that rope was not.
So, as an ode to that woman, who was eventually remembered as Mary McDaniel, the Retro Pic of the Day is another look, from the archives of the Red Bank Register, of that kindergarten class walk, headed by Mc Daniel.
Continue reading Retro School Daze: The Rope Lady 
Our annual back-to-school Fair Haven rope walk reprise …
“But I don’t wanna walk on the rope next to her!” I cried from under my fresh-cut kindergarten bangs. “I wanna walk on the rope next to Pam!”
Pam was my neighbor. She was my best buddy.
It was 1965. It was the ’60s. The memories are there, but fuzzy. I can sill see it — with my reading glasses, of course. One thing’s for sure: Our Fair Haven kindergarten class was the last to have its first year of school at what was called the Youth Center, now the Fair Haven Police Station and Community Center on Fisk Street.
We kindergarteners were also the last to be tugged down the street on a rope, yes a rope, headed by an official-looking police-type lady.
Continue reading Retro Back-to-School Walking the Rope 
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