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Welcome to New Jersey, the New New York

Monday, August 10th, 2009 posted under News & Events, Press Releases | No Comments

January 11, 2009

Though the Jersey Shore town of Red Bank has always been home to director Kevin Smith, it’s much more than the ragtag places, slackers and drifters portrayed in his quirky films like Clerks and Chasing Amy. A ritzy downtown area, with its pristinely maintained old buildings, is home to hip young professionals and [...]

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Main Street Shopping Guide

Monday, August 10th, 2009 posted under News & Events, Press Releases | No Comments

By Liz Donovan, Kathryn Oldenburg, and Lisa Cohen Lee
Need a new summer wardrobe or a fresh look for your home? New Jersey Life editors have handĀ­picked the best hot spots for main street shopping.
Red Bank Fashion Balizza Boutique 48 Broad St., 732.842.4848 Balizza carries a diverse selection of apparel from European designers for all shapes [...]

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SHOPPING; A Cappuccino With That $5,000 Suit?

Monday, August 10th, 2009 posted under News & Events, Press Releases | No Comments

New York and Region
SHOPPING; A Cappuccino With That $5,000 Suit?
By MARCELLE S. FISCHLER; ABBY GRUEN CONTRIBUTED REPORTING. Published: November 19, 2006
Jack Mitchell, the chief executive of Mitchells/Richards/Marshs, literally wrote the book on passionate customer service, ”Hug Your Customers: The Proven Way to Personalize Sales and Achieve Astounding Results” (Hyperion, 2003). His wife, Linda, the stores’ [...]

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Tiffany to open store in Red Bank, New Jersey

Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007 posted under Press Releases | 1 Comment

New York, N.Y. (March 22, 2007) Tiffany &Co today announced plans for the November 2007 opening of a 6,000 square foot store in Red Bank, New Jersey, a jewel among Jersey shore communities.

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Revelry in Red Bank

Monday, June 18th, 2007 posted under Press Releases | No Comments

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The Huntress - How Diane von Furstenberg became the DVF woman

Monday, June 11th, 2007 posted under Press Releases | No Comments

By Larissa MacFarquhar
A remarkable creature appeared in the doorway- a very tanned woman with very long, very blonde hair wearing black satin hot pants, a very low-cut-V-neck shirt, and a diamond=encrusted pendant in the shape of a heart. She recognized vonFurstenberg immediately and beamed at her and Louboutin.
“My two favorite designers!” she cried. ” I [...]

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High Fashions Always A Stylish Gift

Friday, June 30th, 2006 posted under Press Releases | No Comments

New York may be the center of style, but since CoCo Pari took up residence in Red Bank a few years ago, women’s high fashion is available closer to home. The store, over 5,000 square feet spread over two floors of a townhouse, has all of the trendy top brands that will delight the fashion-conscious [...]

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Red Bank - Hip, Friendly & Thriving

Saturday, October 4th, 2003 posted under Press Releases | No Comments

By Kelly Griffin
Only about an hour away from the Princeton area is a Monmouth County municipality known as the “hippest” town in New Jersey. Red Bank is well worth a visit - whether it’s a day trip or weekend stay. You can explore its fine stores and restaurants, saunter through Riverside Gardens Park along the [...]

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Red Bank Rejuvenated

Friday, July 12th, 2002 posted under Press Releases | No Comments

By KAREN DEMASTERS
There is a place in New Jersey at which bustling street life and hopping night life cross paths with the slow pace of a little country town, where sitting under a tree watching a movie outdoors is about as ambitious as anyone wants to get.
That place is Red Bank, a community that encompasses [...]

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A Tale of 2 Cities

Friday, July 12th, 2002 posted under Press Releases | No Comments

by Tina Traster
Red Bank-dubbed “Dead Bank” a decade ago-has transformed itself from a blue-collar bastion to an upscale utopia. Storefronts along Broad and Monmouth streets, the heart of downtown, brim with gourmet edibles, coffee houses, boutiques, art galleries, bookstores, music shops and home-furnishing establishments. Music aficionados come to the Count Basic Theatre (Basic was a [...]

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