The Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge replacement continues with some change in construction activity for this week, Monmouth County officials advise.
The 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. work schedule remains Monday through Friday, weather permitting. Anticipated activity on and in proximity to the bridge is as follows:
Continue reading Weekly Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge Travel AdvisoryThe way that spring has sprung into summer days and back these days could give a spring fevered kind of person whiplash. But, hey, if the weather fits, you just have to ride it out. And enjoy the ride.
Construction activity related to the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge replacement has remained status quo.
Continue reading Weekly Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge Travel AdvisoryLongtime Rumsonite David Wesley Feeney passed away peacefully on April 9, Easter Sunday, surrounded by family. He was 84.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Longtime Rumsonite Dave Feeney, 84Rumson-raised Ernest E. Hallam passed away on March 29. He was 74.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Rumson-Raised Ernest Hallam, 74
Well, the sun is shining quite bright right now; and, even though rain is in store, the beach clean-up, good eats and contest scheduled for the weekend will go on, rain or shine.
On Saturday …
Continue reading The R-FH Area Weekend: Beach Sweeps, Pic Contest & Soul Food
This week, as construction work on the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge replacement continues, Monmouth County officials advise that work will be done during more expanded hours this Monday through Friday. from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., weather permitting.
Specifically, travelers in the area should anticipate some added travel time and be aware of …
Construction vehicle activity in close proximity to the bridge. This means …
The continued closure of the sidewalk on the eastbound side of the bridge. This means …
The continued work activity in the Shrewsbury River. This means …
It’s what the holiday is all about. Take a look at our glimpse into how Easter was spent in the Rumson-Fair Haven area in yesteryears far back and more recent.
We, at Rumson-Fair Haven Retrospect, hope you all had a happy holiday.
— Elaine Van Develde
Photos in slideshow, courtesy of Facebook friends.
“On behalf of my brother-in-law, Joe Shary, my brother, John Murphy, her nieces, Isa & Taylor Murphy and her nephew, Jack Murphy & myself, we are devastated to announce that our beautiful Carolann passed away.”
Rumson-raised Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) graduate, Carolann Murphy Shary, of Monmouth Beach, passed away on Tuesday, April. 4, surrounded by family. She was 54.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Rumson-Raised RFH Grad Carolann Murphy Shary, 54
As the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge replacement construction continues, Monmouth County officials have advised that work for this week, Monday through Friday, will resume during somewhat extended hours of 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., weather permitting.
Rumson-Fair Haven area and Sea Bright residents and all traversing the area of the bridge are advised of the following …
Continue reading Weekly Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge Replacement Travel Advisory
The Rumson sign says it all. It tells the singular purpose that was borne out of immense tragedy.
In bright red, the sign at the corner of River Road and Bingham Avenue flashed today, March 30, the day six years ago that 19-year-old Maddy Massabni died of menstrual toxic shock syndrome, “The Borough Recognizes March 30th as Menstrual Toxic Shock Awareness Day.”
It’s a day to look back. A day to forge forward. A sign of the time for Maddy’s memory to save lives. Educate “so others may live,” the sign adds. That’s the mission of Don’t Shock Me, the foundation created in Maddy’s memory by her mother Dawn Tilton Massabni and brother George.
“At 4:55 p.m. six years ago today forever changed our lives & they will never be the same,” Dawn said in a social media post for the foundation. “My son & I lost the most amazing beautiful person in the world, our very best friend & the person we love more than anything with all our hearts as she became an angel. Maddy was exactly what life should be. She was genuine, smart, creative, kind, caring, spirited, funny, pure sunshine, and beautiful in every single way … My sweet beautiful daughter please send your sunshine & love down to us in your magical ways.
Please continue to look over everyone you love & care about so that they may feel your presence.”
And the caring nature that emanated from Maddy continues with the foundation in its mission to educate, raise awareness and save lives.
Many remember. More learn. The sign marks the day, the remembrance, the purpose.
For more information about Don’t Shock Me, click here.
Rumsonite George John Meyer Jr. passed away on Saturday, March 18. He was 88.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Rumsonite George Meyer Jr., 88
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