Former Brigantine Gulf owner and son sue the city and former Police Chief James Frugoli Friday, May 13, 2011 04:37 pm By MICHAEL FEELY Staff Writer A lawsuit was filed March 31 in Atlantic County Superior Court against the City of Brigantine, former Police Chief James Frugoli¸ City Manager Jim […]
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BRIGANTINE – Visitors to City Hall this summer may have spotted an odd message on a few bumper stickers in the parking lot: “I ain’t no FOOT.” Little could they know that message may have been directed at them. During an Aug. 18 City Council meeting, resident Mike Brennan alleged that
MARCH 2011 Press of Atlantic City An internal investigation of former Brigantine police Chief Jim Frugoli found that he violated the department’s sexual harassment policy by making “offensive or derogatory comments” toward a department employee, including that “he slapped her on the behind,” called her names such as “Sugar Lips” and would
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Archive: Wednesday, January 26, 2011. Brigantine suit partially settled and court will hear argument tomorrow. On November 1, 2010, I reported that I had sued the City of Brigantine (Atlantic County) seeking access to a) a redacted settlement between a top Brigantine official and an employee who accused him of
By STEVEN LEMONGELLO, Staff Writer 2010 Subscribe to Steven Lemongello on Facebook Follow Steven Lemongello on Twitter Mayor (vote for one) 100% reporting No Democratic nomination made X Philip J. Guenther (R) 2,003 98.7% Council-at-large (vote for two) 100% reporting X Frank Kern (D) 1,496 23.6% X Dominic “Tony” Pullella (D)
FEB 7 2008 Press of Atlantic City BRIGANTINE – After more than two years of fights and lawsuits, the City Council made it all the way through a vote Wednesday to spend $2.6 million on a closed Catholic school campus without a peep of opposition. But later, when the governing body
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December 8, 2007 Press of Atlantic City BRIGANTINE – A state appeals court has again ruled against three local residents who challenged the city’s plans to buy a now-closed Catholic school property for $2.6 million. The three-judge appellate panel upheld a July 2006 decision by Superior Court Judge Valerie Armstrong, who
By David Johnston and Mike Schurman, Special to The Inquirer POSTED: November 09, 1989 BRIGANTINE, N.J. — In what Mayor J. Edward Kline acknowledged was a referendum on his leadership, voters Tuesday in this island town north of Atlantic City junked the commission form of municipal government for a city council
Petition Group Begins Brigantine Ballot Battle By Mike Schurman, Special to The Inquirer POSTED: September 08, 1989 A group of Brigantine residents, intent on changing the resort community’s commission form of government, yesterday submitted a petition to the city Clerk’s Office containing 1,547 signatures of local residents who want to put
By David Johnston, Inquirer Staff Writer POSTED: July 05, 1989 BRIGANTINE, N.J. — John A. Rogge, who prides himself on three decades of being the biggest real estate broker in town, twice sold as his own a piece of waterfront land here that he did not own. The half-acre belonged to
