Atlantic City Police Officer Richard Link, 29, of Brigantine, was found dead Saturday in his car in Galloway Township. An autopsy determined Link’s manner of death to be suicide caused by a gunshot wound. Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White described Officer Link as a bright, rising star. Link joined […]
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A 36 year-old man has been charged with first degree Murder in the death of his wife on Saturday in Brigantine, Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner announced. Brigantine Police received a 911 call at 4:27 a.m., on Saturday Aug. 22, 2020, and responded to 17 Girard Place in Brigantine.
Brigantine Mayor, Andy Simpson died on Monday, Aug 24 after a long battle with kidney disease Simpson was 62. Mayor Andy Simpson was a lifelong resident of of Brigantine, attended local schools and was a Brigantine lifeguard. Simpson and his wife, Linda, raised three children, Andrew, Meggan and Katie. Simpson
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Watch Video. On July 22, Brigantine City Council passed a resolution opposing the NJ Governor’s plan for a complete vote-by-mail election this November. See Video. RESOLUTION: The majority of Brigantine City Council believes that every voter should be able to choose for themselves whether they vote by mail or in
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Half of the deaths from COVID-19 in New Jersey have come from the state’s nursing facilities and veterans homes. That’s according to SUSSEX COUNTY WATCHDOG. Those deaths were the result of government decisions. Family members needlessly suffered and then died – generally alone. Watch this ABC News Nightline piece on the victims of just one
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On Friday, July 3, Brigantine Police Department Detectives executed a “knock-and-announce” search warrant at a residence in the 200 block of 39th Street South. The search warrant was the culmination of a lengthy investigation led by Detectives O’Donoghue and Ferris. During the execution of the search warrant, detectives and officers
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Global Crossings Airlines recently signed an airport use agreement with South Jersey Transportation Authority, the owner and operator of Atlantic City International Airport, and is also exploring a potential land lease agreement for development of a new hangar and maintenance facility at the site. Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) will
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Most of AC’s shuttered casinos reopened by 4th of July weekend. All except market leader Borgata, who felt that re-opening without indoor dining and drinks would hurt their brand. Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa will reopen to the general public on July 26. At this time, Borgata’s Water Club will
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Watch video. Brigantine beach and water safety tips. How to avoid the danger of rip currents. A rip current is a specific kind of water current that can occur near beaches with breaking waves. A rip current is a strong, localized, and narrow current of water which moves directly away
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Things are really heating up as the toothy critters have moved into Brigantine waters, that’s according to Captain Andy at Riptide Bait & Tackle. As an 8-foot, Sand Tiger Shark was caught in our Brigantine surf recently, interest in shark fishing has been heightened. Sand Tigers and Brown Sharks are
Celebrating 40 years of making Brigantine bloom. The Brigantine Garden Club was founded in September of 1979 and has been the recipient of many community awards over the years. Working hard to beautify Brigantine through volunteer gardening work. Can you help out? Perhaps you can lend some expertise, maybe help
Listeners to WPG Radio voiced their disappointment in what they saw and heard at a recent Black Lives Matter march in Brigantine. ‘Talk with a Purpose’, hosted each Saturday morning by John DeMasi, had his phone lines ringing off the hook. Listen here: The BLM march was organized by Alice
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Over 250 marched and protested in Brigantine on June 18, 2020 all in support of Black Lives Matter, aka BLM. The event started at City Hall, followed by a march to the 24st ball fields for a rally. The march and rally was organized by Atlantic City school teacher, Alice
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A protest march showing solidarity for the Black Lives Matter movement is planned for Thursday, June 18, 5:30 pm in Brigantine. The march is being promoted & hosted by Alice Carcilli, an Atlantic City school teacher. After the march, a rally will feature speakers from Brigantine and the greater community.
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BrigantineNOW welcomes Tiki Taco to the island. Located in the space that Hooper’s Seafood once occupied at 3312 West Brigantine Ave. REVIEWS are pouring in: A great menu that goes beyond just plain ole Mexican. The chorizo and pineapple is a must; my rice bowl was the perfect combination. Nachos
