Atlantic City is serving up cool cocktails, cold beers and frozen drinks. When it’s time to take a shaded break from sunbathing or bodysurfing, or when it’s time to reconnect with friends and loved ones after sundown, an outdoor waterfront bar is never more than a few blocks away. Whether you […]
A lawsuit by former Brigantine Real Estate developer; Tom Cocco, was the topic of a City Council executive session on Wednesday night May 20. Cocco has resurrected, refreshed and re-filed his 1990 complaint against The City of Brigantine for a laundry list of items featuring The Links at Brigantine Golf
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Brigantine Lifeguards came to terms with the City recently. As per usual, the highly respected Brigantine Beach Patrol came to the table and got the deal done. On the flip side, the Police, Fire & Teachers unions are still mired in a seemingly un-ending series of negotiations that has move
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A $5 million dollar expenditure, with minimal detail was quickly approved by Brigantine City Council on Wednesday night, May 20. This debt will be used for Brigantine School District infrastructure improvements that have yet to be clearly identified or prioritized, as pointed out by Councilman Rick DeLucry. Mayor Guenther admitted he
McClay & Guenther Join Hands and Say OK to $5 Million Expense with Limited Detail. Read More »
In the matter of Meadowbrook Golf and Mike Morgan …From Gary Shea: Dear Editor, Recently there has been considerable discussion about Meadowbrook Golf. Who they are, who do they represent and who represents them? It was particularly painful to watch the Mayor and Councilman Simpson attempt to answer questions concerning Meadowbrook
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Brigantine has hired Vineland’s chief financial officer to be its CFO. That’s according to Shore News Today City Manager Ed Stinson sent a department memo to city employees this week advising that the city had hired Roxanne Tosto and that she started this week. Tosto was introduced to City Council
One of Brigantine’s most valuable assets was virtually given away on Wednesday night, May 6 inside Council Chambers. Mayor Guenther, Council members Simpson, McClay, and even Brigantine’s Attorney gave the green light to hand over the Brigantine Links Golf Course Food & Beverage concession (and liquor license) to Mike ‘Mad
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Did you know that anyone can anonymously request a majority of Brigantine government records? It’s true. By NJ law, you can request most info (with some restrictions) via email using the official Brigantine form, or you may write / type a personally written request, as long as you reference ‘OPRA‘.
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To the editor from Anne H. Phillips of the Brigantine Taxpayers Association: “Transparency in government is not just a fine-sounding ideal but something voters expect those they elect to practice. It’s missing in the golf course deal involving its food and beverage, including alcohol, operation.” These comments were made at the April 15
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Shark Park is likely to be closed longer than anticipated reports The Press of Atlantic City. Construction was unable to be completed due to a smaller volunteer turnout than what had been anticipated, Paul Amalfitano with the Shark Park committee said Monday. The park was expected to be reopened by the
PRESS OF AC > Brigantine’s former manager did have the authority to remove Ray Cox as acting police chief back in 2013, but not at the time she did so, a New Jersey appeals court ruled Monday. The court partially sided with the city of Brigantine on Monday, saying that
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