WATCH VIDEO & SEE PICS> Is the Brigantine waterfront street called Harbor Beach Cove on a path to greater collapse? Resident Tom Braca addressed Council about the crumbling road in front of his Brigantine home. The scenic roadway is actually falling into the salt marsh. A small, but dangerous cliff could […]
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Shhhh. Can you hear it? That’s the sound of another FOR SALE sign being planted in the front yard of a Brigantine home. New, higher taxes could be on the way to pay for the latest and very rich ‘dispatcher’ contract pushed through by Team Guenther / Simpson on Wednesday
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Brigantine Councilman Andy Simpson got his rear end handed to him during the Oct 21, 2015 meeting. Councilman DeLucry quickly smacked down the tired and highly inappropriate scare tactic that ‘Simp’ just had to throw out there. Simpson: God forbid you guys call up 911…and ever need the services of
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To the editor from the Brigantine Taxpayers Association….. We received a copy of the flyer written by the Brigantine Education Association urging residents to attend the 9/24/15 Board of Education meeting to discuss its expired contract with the board. We knew nothing of the circumstances regarding this contract. We went
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You can’t make this stuff up… Lisa McClay & Brig Democrats chase away one of their few supporters?…and the drunken anti-shoobie mob known as ‘Real Brigantine’ still using COVE BEACH as their personal toilet? SEE Brigantine Times from SEPT 25 CLICK to ENLARGE [foogallery id=”30280″]
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The newly signed Brigantine Police Contract raises some serious questions about it’s ability to save taxpayer dollars. The agreement also seems to be in conflict with state law. The Brigantine Taxpayers Association questioned City Manager Stinson at the Sept 16 council meeting. With the recommendation of the presiding Deputy Mayor (Councilman
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Brigantine school district employees want more money, even though student enrollment and test scores continue to decline. As of Sept. 2015, enrollment numbers provided by Superintendent Pruitt look bleak. They slide downward every single year. Elementary school – 378 Middle school – 285 Total – 663 In 2012, the Brigantine Taxpayers
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Brigantine Councilwoman Lisa McClay might finally be documenting & sharing her thoughts on the non-stop Guenther Bovine Excrement. Here’s what we found buried deep within the Brigantine Democrats website> McClay says: Recently, the Brigantine PBA contract was settled after 2 1⁄2 years. If you did not attend or watch the
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The following is a special letter to Brigantine taxpayers. At 9:12pm on Sunday September 27, it came to the attention of the village elders that the moon-god Guenther was growing upset. This became more evident as he gradually grew dark red with evil during the course of the next several hours.
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Somebody had to do it…. a TO-DO list to will hold Councilwoman Lisa McClay and all Brigantine leadership accountable to local taxpayers. Goal of TO-DO LIST > fix biggest problems facing Brigantine taxpayers: How do taxpayers regain control & oversight of City Council & City Hall operations. How does power get back
Mid Atlantic Fishery Management Council (Council) effectively voted in favor of a 29% cut in the summer flounder quota for both the commercial and recreational sector starting in 2016. A new ‘phased in’ reduction of harvest approved by the Council in 17 to 3 vote will reduce the recreational fishing
Brigantine City Council lead by Mayor Guenther’s Republican party approved an expensive, public union labor agreement with Brigantine police officers on September 2nd. Local residents were disappointed but not surprised that such a lucrative deal was made with the public safety union. Most part time residents were not aware of
Letter to the editor from Bart Algozzini: I am writing you this with suggestions for the Cove area on the beach. My wife grew up going to the Brigantine Beach and Cove, both by boat and SUV, and since, we’ve been patronizing your city for years, both businesses, and beaches. For
Wow. That’s all we can say. Superb weather and low gas prices contributed to a strong summer season in Brigantine. While not back to pre-Sandy levels, Brig is bouncing back, albeit slowly. Recap of recent key events: New Business: Casa Del Mare New owners of Pirates Den The Cove Ice
Brigantine Police, with help from the NJ State Police seized a mix of drugs, eight firearms and over $32,000 in cash on Monday. The items were recovered at a residence on Delmar Drive in Brigantine. Lt. Jim Bennett said Frank Sposaro was arrested on drug possession, drug distribution and weapons
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