Police in Brigantine are searching for a pair of suspected burglars. 21-year-old Margarita Nikolevia and 25-year-old Francis Martin, Jr. are charged with burglary and theft in connection with several house burglaries. Brigantine Police released photographs of both suspects on Wednesday. Nikolevia is also charged with stealing a car and criminal mischief. She […]
A state judge just threw out a Brigantine gas station owner’s lawsuit against the city. Why? Failure to file claim in timely manner. Fred’s Brigantine Gulf said former police Chief Jim Frugoli & City manager Jim Barber prevented his business from being put on city’s ‘towing’ list. Read more in Press
All operators of powered vessels and personal watercraft on N.J. waters, regardless of age, are required to possess a boat safety certificate. Brigantine Flotilla 85 of the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will conduct five “About Boating Safely” classes this year, scheduled for Saturday, April 12; Saturday, May 10; Saturday, June
Brigantine Councilman Tony Pullella (D) wants to revitalize the golf course using outside investors. “The city of Brigantine … should not be in private business,” Pullella said. Otherwise, local taxpayers will have to chip in an average of $87. Pullella made clear that The Links at Brigantine Golf Course is
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On Tuesday, May 13, local voters will approve or deny a petition to remove the position of Public Safety Director from the City of Brigantine. From what we understand, second home-owners (approx 70% of Brigantine taxpayers) are unable to vote in this special election/referendum. That issue remains unclear. What we
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Move against public safety director aimed at council’s Democratic majority. WRITTEN BY LISA MCCLAY, JOE PICARDI, RICK DELUCRY, TONY PULLELLA, AND FRANK KERN. The most recent City Council meeting saw the defeat of an ordinance to immediately remove the position of public safety director from the City Code. This ordinance resulted
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Ranking right up there with our impressive beaches, ‘The Links at Brigantine’ golf course is another under-leveraged, yet high value asset of this resort town. At the recent 2014 Budget Meeting, the city owned course drew the most spirited debate as to it’s future. WATCH VIDEO to see a glimpse
Draft of 2014 municipal budget being discussed at Brigantine City Hall. Brigantine taxpayers could see local tax rate increase by considerable amount. Brigantine auditors say The Golf Links at Brigantine could lose $765,000 in 2014. That’s up from original estimated loss of $547,000. WATCH VIDEO from MARCH 8, 2014 below:
According to a recent Press of Atlantic City report: Brigantine fire captains were awarded 12 percent more pay per hour as the result of a labor grievance. The attorney for acting Police Chief; Ray Cox, wants city to pay court-ordered differential pay, about $10,000 so far. “The city’s playing a very dangerous game
From Beachcomber News: The city has scheduled a special budget workshop meeting for 9 a.m. Saturday, March 8 in council chambers at City Hall where the draft of the proposed 2014 municipal budget will be presented to the public. CLICK THRU TO DOWNLOAD PROPOSED BUDGET. The tax rate has continued
Click to watch recorded VIDEO from Brigantine City Council Meeting. MARCH 5. 2015. Officials voted NO on petition to eliminate position of Public Safety Director. This will likely force a special referendum election to decide the issue in a few weeks. Download AGENDA here. A certified petition circulated by local
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