They’re on the Fair Haven police beat, sworn to protect and serve.
They are the Fair Haven Police Department’s two now new patrolmen, Jacob Gold and Katherine Martinez; and, they were sworn in at the Sept. 14 Fair Haven Borough Council meeting.
Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) senior Charlie Ingrassia is running toward a touchdown with an award for his overall student character, heart and dedication to football, on and off the field.
Little Silver resident, Sigrid Yaud McKinney, passed away peacefully on Sept. 27 “in the comfort of her home … ” She was 86. in Little Silver.
A 23-year-old Red Bank man has been arrested and charged with burglary, lewdness and related charges stemming from an incident during which he allegedly entered a stranger’s home in Little Silver while nude from the waist down and exposed himself to a juvenile in her upstairs bedroom, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced on Tuesday.
Yes, it’s soccer season at RFH.
The calendar is flush with practice and games.
Longtime Rumson and Fair Haven resident, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, Ann Ferguson, passed away on Sept. 20. She was 88. A memorial service is now set for Oct. 4 for Ann and her husband, Alfred, who passed away just before her in August.
Longtime Rumson and Fair Haven resident, Alfred Ludlow Ferguson III, passed away on Aug. 17 in Neptune. He was 89. A memorial service is now set for Oct. 4.
Longtime Rumson resident, midwife and musician, Eilish Noone Reilly, passed away on Sept. 23. She was 68.
The Nor’easter kept Rumson Fire Department’s Oceanic Hook and Ladder Fire companies busy responding to many calls for everything from electrical fires to downed wires to flooded homes to trapped cars and downed trees.
A DWI checkpoint is set to kick off the weekend in Monmouth County tonight, the Monmouth County DWI Task Force announced via the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office.
Preserving what you love doesn’t have to be complicated. But sometimes it is.
The six little seeds I started last March grew into 41 pounds of organic, backyard tomatoes. There are only two things that money can’t buy, and that’s true love and homegrown tomatoes. Enjoying them both sometimes takes a little effort.
Let’s dig in!
A 19-year veteran Monmouth County Correctional Institution (MCCI) corrections officer has been arrested and charged with facilitating and encouraging a physical altercation between his son and another juvenile while off-duty, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced on Thursday.
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