January 2014

The Indoor Rowing Regatta slated for Saturday, March 1 is open to anyone willing to test their endurance on rowing machines. The event, sponsored by the Brigantine Rowing Club, takes place at the North School in Brigantine from 7a.- 4p. Events specifically for individual rowers take place at 8 a.m., […]

To the editor from Lee Bucci….As someone who has been following the public-safety discussion in the city over the last year or so, I firmly believe the city needs to continue to seek new ways that will lead to long-term cost reduction for the taxpayers. This is not to say

Here’s some reader feedback from Brigantine citizen watchdog; John Pucci… This process of navigating a solution for the safety management of Brigantine has been sunk from the beginning. It was stated as an “Emergency” by the City Manager to temporally hire a Public Safety Director for two months until September,

Letter to the Editor, from Brigantine Mayor Phil Guenther & Councilman Andy Simpson: If you have attended any of the City Council meetings over the past several months, you are well aware of the ongoing contentious debate surrounding the position of public safety director and the absence of chiefs leading

Who’s holding back retail business on Brigantine Beach? You’ll ask yourself that question after reviewing this video highlight from the recent Brigantine City Council meeting. Click thru to watch video. It was a public comment from local developer; Mike Snyder. Mike is one of the owners of some key properties throughout

Please protect our Brigantine senior citizens. In tough times, they have higher risk of being scammed….especially if they have Real Estate assets. Report suspicious activity to the Police. FROM NBC NEWS: Financial fraud is the fastest growing form of elder abuse. Broadly defined, financial elder abuse is when someone illegally

Brigantine Police Blotter for Jan 22. 2014 by Officer Tim Reed. South End Burglaries: In the last week, police have responded to 10 burglaries to homes. All but one of the victims home are summer/secondary homes. The target of the thieves has been primarily flat screen televisions and small electronics. Evidence

Government must become more cost-effective, says ANNE PHILLIPS of the Brigantine Taxpayers Association. Anne writes: At the Jan. 15 Council meeting, we commented on two topics. The first concerned the vote on the proposed salary ordinance. 1. It’s been a long time since an analysis has been done of the salary ordinance.

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It was the kick off to another Brigantine political campaign season. The Brigantine Republican Club got a head start and gathered on Wednesday, Jan. 14 at the VFW on 31st street. Click thru to see pictures from the event. Republican Club officers were introduced and short talks were given by

The Annual Brigantine Flea Market sponsored by the Brigantine Historical Society is scheduled for AUG 16 and 17 at the 26th street recreation field. Set up time is 6 am to 830 am and market will be open until 5 pm on both days. Spaces are just $90 for both days,

Power Play and Political Payback in Brigantine. Wow. That’s quite a sexy title. It’s also how some describe the recent marathon City Council meeting from this past Wed., January 15. The big news of the evening: a party line vote was taken which funded and paved the way for a