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Brigantine is Talking Election 2014. Letter to the editor from Eric T Austin >> This may be the ugliest small town election I’ve ever seen! Why can’t we attract new business and new tourism? This is embarrassing. Maybe if politicians would put personal agendas aside and do what is best for

In any location in the City of Brigantine where bulkheads are to be constructed pursuant to any ordinance of the City or state or federal statute or regulation, such bulkhead shall be constructed, repaired or reconstructed to the following minimum specifications. A.  The elevation of the top of the bulkhead

BID #201412.1 REPAIRS TO THE BRIGANTINE BULKHEAD, ALONG EAST BRIGANTINE AVENUE, FROM 9TH TO 14TH STREET NORTH IN THE CITY OF BRIGANTINE, (STATION 0+00 TO STATION 15+30) (BID BOND AND SURETY REQUIRED) BID #201412.1 REPAIRS TO THE BRIGANTINE BULKHEAD, ALONG EAST BRIGANTINE AVENUE, FROM 9TH TO 14TH STREET NORTH IN THE

We are in need of a new Bulkhead. Customer Question I have a property in Avalon NJ. We are in need of a new Bulkhead, as The concret next to the bulkhead has sunk and one block has completely fallin into itselft, as the high and low tides has underminder

Ocean City Council will consider revisions to ordinances concerning bulkhead construction when it convenes Thursday evening, 7 p.m. at the library. The ordinance proposes creating uniform regulations for construction, repair or renovation for all bulkheads along any waterway or beach, according to the agenda packet. Currently, the ordinance only applied

After a long day at the beach, Brigantine sun worshipers get hungry. These are a few of the MUST VISIT eateries for Summer 2014…. Martorano’s Italian-American Kitchen. Harrahs. Steve Martorano; nephew of late Philly mobster Raymond “Long John” Martorano is opening a restaurant at Harrah’s specializing in the South Philly Italian-American

04/25/2014 AVALON – Bulkhead height for bayfront property was the topic of debate for Borough Council at its April 23 meeting. Council declined to advance a proposal by the Planning-Zoning Board that would have raised the minimum height of new bulkhead construction to eight feet. The proposal would have increased

Letter to the Editor, from Vincent Sera; Vice-President, Respectable Government for Brigantine. To all people of Brigantine: I would like to draw public attention to the fact that there has been a deliberate effort to prevent the people of Brigantine from exercising their right to vote. The right to vote is

Brigantine Council tackles issues of abandoned properties, bulkheads WRITTEN BY MICHAEL FEELY, October 08, 2013 A committee of council members Rick DeLucry, Andy Simpson and Frank Kern, along with the City Manager and City Engineer will study the issue. The major flooding caused by Sandy was a result of bay

Donna Harris gets in some early morning surf fishing. Photo by Peter Ackerman. “It’s back to summer pattern fishing with a mix of spot, kings and croakers with some blues starting to get brave enough to use our surf now that the big shark bullies have tapered off,” said Andy

Surf casting at sunrise for croakers. Photo courtesy of Hank Wurzburger. A varied mix of species are available in the local suds. “There is plenty of croaker action just outside the inlets and around Cape May Point with some small bluefish, kingfish and weakfish in the mix,” reported Cathy Algard

The back bay bite doesn’t seem to want to quit either as Justin Fesler, Cape May Court House, banged out two keeper fluke to 22 inches near Cold Spring Inlet. Surfsters are finding plenty of action on the Wildwood sands as croakers, kingfish and spot are keeping the rods bent