The Brigantine City Hall glitch pertaining to a waterfront home that former City Manager / Public Safety Director Jim Barber discovered a few years back finally has some clarity. Complaints of fraud, unjust enrichment, breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation were leveled at the (future) Councilman Andy Simpson in March […]
Brigantine City Hall Glitch Benefits Simpson Tax Liability? Read More »
On Wednesday May 13, Brigantine voters decided to oust Public Safety Director; Dan Howard. It was a short and tumultuous run for Mr. Howard that exposed many inefficiencies within City Hall. (much to the dismay of city employees) One big stink emerged as the May 13 election approached. It was
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Vote yes or no on the Public Safety Director issue? Does city employee overtime need an overhaul? Who should manage stuff like that? Read statements from the Mayor, Councilman Pullella & the Democrats, Fire Department rep; Tiger Platt, Concerned Citizens for Brigantine, and the Taxpayers Association….and of course….our 2 cents
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
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
