Thank you from Defend Brigantine beach

Dear Brigantine Citizens: The Board and Members of Defend Brigantine Beach Inc. would like to thank everyone who attended or supported our fundraiser on July 15. Thank you, all Brigantine citizens—you made a clear statement that you say NO! to offshore wind! We were also happy to have many residents

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North End Brigantine Beach Fill Operation Update 6/23/23

The City of Brigantine will open north end beaches as conditions allow. Beach access, tides and beach replenishment operations will determine which beaches will be open. Beach Mats and Trash Receptacles. In many areas, the ocean reaches the dunes at high tide. This causes beach mats and trash cans to

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Stopping Short-Term Rental Hell in Brigantine

Loud music, underage drinking and partying that continues through the night. Welcome to our short-term-rental hell along the South Jersey shore. Loud music, underage drinking and partying that continues through the night. Welcome to our short-term-rental hell along the South Jersey shore. Once quiet neighborhoods in Ventnor and Brigantine being

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North End Brigantine Beach Replenishment

High Tide. Brigantine North End Sea Wall – 8pm June 2, 2023 The Brigantine Beach replenishment will be from 14th St North to about 4th St South. Brigantine has over 5 miles of beach and all but about 18 blocks, on the very north end, will be open. The majority

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DAVID LOMANTO, Plaintiff, v. VINCENT SERA, et al., Defendants.

Plaintiff alleges he was assaulted at Brigantine City Hall and was denied medical treatment by the “police, Brigantine Fire Department, and EMTs” on November 10, 2020. (ECF No. 1 at 3). More specifically, Plaintiff alleges he was “slammed against a file cabinet,” his “kidneys were pushed against [sic] cabinet and

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Defend Brigantine Beach Shares Ugly Detail about Wind Farms

Have you followed Defend Brigantine Beach yet? You should if dead whales and experimental wind turbines are of interest to you. Check this out. A social media post from Mark Hozey about building wind farms off the South Jersey shore. Stuff we learned from Mark’s post: Ocean Wind turbines require

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Defend Brigantine Beach: Wind Turbine Work Killing Whales?

Members of the group called Defend Brigantine Beach want a federal investigation into how wind turbine work could be killing whales recently. https://twitter.com/DefendBrigBeach Dead whales washing ashore in New Jersey and New York. Brigantine too. All happening during harmful sonar and seismic testing/surveying by wind companies like ORSTED. Cindy Zipf,

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Brigantine Called Out For Lack of Taxpayer Transparency

Nice to see the Press of Atlantic City shine some light on the lack of municipal transparency in many towns. Especially in Brigantine. The Press article hits close to home for 75% of Brigantine homeowners. They pay most of the bills, can’t vote, and are blocked from watching how their

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Brigantine’s Reynolds Tapped for Atlantic County Prosecutor Job

William Reynolds of Brigantine has been nominated for Atlantic County Prosecutor by NJ Governor Phil Murphy. Nomination is subject to confirmation by the NJ Senate. Reynolds likely to become Acting Atlantic County Prosecutor on June 6. “I am most grateful to Governor Murphy for the trust and confidence he has placed

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Brigantine City Manager Defends Lack of Transparency.

Brigantine’s City Manager & Public Works boss were both on the hot seat, Wed, Oct 20. Why are they hiding public info from those who foot the bill for 75% of Brigantine expenses? Watch how Brigantine leaders discuss reasons why 2nd homeowners can’t view City Council meetings on YouTube. Brigantine

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Brigantine Taxpayers Association Supports Countywide Court System

On Wednesday, 10/20/21, Brigantine City Council is scheduled to vote on whether to join the new Countywide Municipal Court system. Political partisanship is not an issue here. Both parties support the program. Every governing body has the duty to provide the most effective government at the lowest reasonable cost.  In a State

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