Brigantine Lighthouse – Constructed by the Island Development Real Estate Company in 1926 as part of an effort to attract residents to the island, the structure was too far from shore and too low to be used as a functioning lighthouse and has been used over the years as headquarters […]
As the demand increases for an agreement to be reached with Ron Jaworski Golf to take over operations of the Brigantine Golf Links, residents have been asking Mayor Phil Guenther one question: What’s the hold-up? The mayor has shown himself to be adamantly opposed to the deal, which would greatly
Par For The Course. Why is Mayor Against Jaworski Golf Deal? Read More »
It was a great few days off last week and I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving break. If you were like me you were on the road with the millions of people who travel during the Thanksgiving week. Many folks traveled to Brigantine Beach for Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving week in
Letter to the Editor >> Let’s re-create Atlantic City during its pre-casino heyday, when families dressed to the nines as they strolled along the boardwalk. We could build a large theme park resembling our fair city in the early to mid-20th century, partially enclosed by a retractable dome over the
Dune Discount. Strike two for the Pratt property at 406 23rd Street South. Mayor Guenther has tried to get a property tax reduction for Gail Pratt, the Brigantine beachfront homeowner who was reported to have received a development waiver that allowed Pratt to construct a patio that crosses well over
Brigantine City Council Meeting Summary: Dec. 3, 2014 Read More »
News Year’s Day is known for Brigantine’s biggest party – the annual Polar Bear Plunge. Last year more than 9,000 people attended. They cheered on an estimated 1,200 swimmers who took the plunge to raise money for the Fisher House Foundation, which provides free or low-cost lodging to veterans and
Brigantine Polar Bear Plunge Set for New Year’s Day Read More »
WATCH LIVE ONLINE? The Brigantine City Council suffered another ‘glitch’ on Wed DEC 3rd, as the Internet broadcast of the scheduled meeting was ‘unavailable’. This latest breakdown of city communications has part-time residents in an uproar. Phone lines to City Hall were swamped with callers looking for their council-cast. City
Online Broadcast of Brigantine City Council Unplugged Read More »
The 2015 edition of the Brigantine Farmers market will be discussed at tonight’s City Council Meeting. Councilwoman Lisa McClay will present early plans for next year’s weekly gathering of vendors. By popular demand, the market is looking to expand it’s schedule. If agreed upon, the open air event will happen
To the editor from Steve Sweeney, President, New Jersey Senate. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities last week decided again to block a wind energy project off the coast of Atlantic City. The wind project off the coast of Atlantic City should be under construction by now, pumping money
Sweeney: Blocked Offshore Energy Project Kills AC Area Jobs Read More »
Saturday, Dec. 6, 5pm, Resorts. $65, $90 plus fees. Amateur fitness models and bikini divas from… [For event details, click the headline above.]
Brigantine school district superintendent Brian Pruitt, and other executive leadership from the Brigantine school district will meet with representatives from the Ventnor and Atlantic City schools to discuss ways to save taxpayers money. According to the Downbeach Current, Ventnor school board President James E. Pacanowski said a meeting date has
Brigantine Schools Consider Shared Services with AC & Ventnor Read More »
