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Ohhhh, spring is starting to sprout a bit. The temperature is rising and all is good. Spring fever has kicked in. The fever is downright piping hot and spreading for many. And there’s nothing like a spring bike ride to kick daydreams of the season into full-swing gear.
It was all about raising funds, having fun and fostering connections via an iconic Rumson spot and chef in the name of childhood cancer support.
You could say they got the fever — spring fever … for a fling … or going steady … or something.
“It is with profound love and heavy hearts we announce the passing of a remarkable woman whose life was a living testament to compassion, strength and unwavering generosity.” ~ loved ones of Michelle Rago in her obituary
Fair Haven-raised Michelle “Chelly” Rago passed away on April 1 at Monmouth Medical Center, where she was born on March 11, 1971. She was 55.
A reprise of a very popular Retro Pic of the (George) Day that pays homage to spring — RFH style … Now where were these RFHers? Word has it that they were far off campus …
Spring has truly sprung. In fact it’s bloomin’ bouncing into seasonal warmth lately, save for a few bad days.
Some bunny’s full of Peeps! Not a peep about any golden egg, either!
Well, it’s that “eggcellent” season for the classic Easter egg hunt. There have been many over the years and recently in the R-FH area. And there are bound to be more today, Easter, in many a back yard.
Ahhhhh, the Easter Bunny … the tradition, the joy, the mystery, and, yes, the horror.
There’s a lot more to the symbolically giant fluffy rodent with cartoon eyes in a fixed freaky stare and a head the size of one of the small children he visits on Easter. For instance, his head pops off. It’s also a sweaty death trap. Those are facts, people. I know. I was the Easter Bunny quite a few times.
With every season, there is a reason … for a new mural to be painted on the side of Fair Haven Hardware.
Lifetime Sea Bright resident, Bill Rain, passed away. He was 70.
Longtime Red Bank dentist, Dr. Edward Olsen, passed away peacefully on Monday, March 23, surrounded by his loving partner and wife of 23 years, and his devoted sister. He was 76.
Open a new window? Old window? There’s nothing quite like the feeling of busting out of the not-so-hallowed halls of RFH.
A tsunami of a rally, spearheaded by Clean Ocean Action environmentalists, against the proposed methane gas pipeline 23.4 miles off the shores of the ocean took place on March 25.
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