From Captain Brian Rice, Navesink River Municipalities Committee chairman, native Fair Havenite …
I am writing to inform you of a critical situation that has arisen at the Red Bank construction site located at the intersection of Oakland and Maple Avenue. During the construction activities, the main sewer line was broken, resulting in a significant sewage leakage.
Continue reading River Water Quality, Fishing, Waterborne Recreation Alert Fair Haven native and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) 1945 graduate, George Venable Curchin, more recently of Tinton Falls, died on July 8 after a short illness. It was just a week before his 97th birthday.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Fair Haven Native, RFH ’45 Grad, George Venable Curchin, 96 
Hey, Mr. Tamborine kid, play a song for us!
It wasn’t all about the guitar strumming, singing and parading on patriotic holidays only.
Continue reading Retro Fair Haven Folk Singers’ Patriotic Beat 
In the name of the late Keith McHeffey, there are now two more grads of his Alma Mater added to the KDM Foundation’s scholarship list.
Continue reading Scene Around: RFHers for the KDM Foundation Scholarship Win Longtime Monmouth Beach resident and Fair Haven and Red Bank doctor, Dr. Arthur S. Loebel, passed away on Saturday, July 6, at his home. He was 91.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Area Doctor and Longtime Monmouth Beach Resident, Dr. Arthur Loebel, 91 
It was all about the fireworks with a morning 5K run on the Fourth of July in Fair Haven.
Continue reading Scene Around: A Firecracker of a July 4th Race 
A red-white-and-blue patriotic reprise, just because July 4th is tomorrow …
Peace out. Patriotism. Well-played play date, kids. They were not crooks and they were no Richard Nixon wannabes. But they were at least budding impersonators. Perhaps. Or just era-inspired posers.
Continue reading Retro Patriotic Peace Pals 
Who’s who and what? Well, in Fair Haven, starting at the literal top of the list, the borough’s new administrator, Christopher York, started work on Monday.
Continue reading Names in Fair Haven News: New Administrator, Volunteers 
It was a Fair Haven farewell.
At Monday night’s Borough Council meeting, the governing body, friends and family of retiring Fair Haven Borough Administrator Theresa Casagrande gathered for her final meeting and a little send-off.
Continue reading Scene Around: A Fairwell to a Fair Haven Borough Administrator Call it a Fair Haven of a community giving day.
The folks at Fair Haven Fisk AME Chapel would answer that with an “Amen!” A call for help in sprucing up the chapel that anchors much of Fair Haven’s history, more like its actual roots, was put out and the community heeded it.
Continue reading Scene Around: Painting the Chapel with Community Love Former longtime Fair Havenite, police officer, fire company member and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School graduate, Richard Post, died on Monday, June 10, at Grand Strand Medical Center in Myrtle Beach, SC., surrounded by his children and grandchildren he loved and loved to spend time with.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Former Longtime Fair Havenite, Police Officer, Fire Co. Member, RFH ’64 Grad, Richard Post, 78 Yes, we’re having a heatwave — and there’s nothing tropically alluring about it. It’s smoking-hot sweaty-ugly.
We’re talking heatwave now. We’ll get to the smoking hot story of insanity in a minute. And you really don’t want to miss that butt of the newsreel.
Continue reading Old News: Heatwave of Smoking Hot Insanity 
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