The registry is an important tool that will help fishermen and policy makers work together to better account for the contributions and impacts of saltwater anglers on ocean ecosystems and coastal economies. It is part of a national overhaul of the way NOAA collects and reports recreational fishing data. The […]
The Department of Public Works gets the job done, no matter what the challenge. Kinda like MacGyver with a roll of duct tape. Brigantine Beach is stoked. Our shiny, new median sign is ready to welcome visitors to the island. Remember….the old media sign got whacked by a motorist who
BrigantineNow sends out a special thanks to The New Jersey Beach Buggy Association and associated surf-fishing clubs. SEE PICS BELOW. Under the supervision of the NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife, they recently finished a project that provides protection for endangered and migratory shore birds. A string line fence was
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Brigantine Community Education and Recreation presents the 5K Run and Mile Fun Run & Walk on Saturday, May 5th, starting at 9am. Registration starts at 8a, and everything gets underway at the North School Gym. Buccaneer T-shirts will be given to all participants in both events. Proceeds benefit the Brigantine PTA.
Save the date….Saturday, August 4, 2012. The 25th annual Brigantine Island Triathlon; a quarter-mile swim in the bay, 11-mile bike ride and four-mile run. The event attracts over 750 competitors each year, from more than 20 different states. The triathlon is open to individuals and three-member relay teams. Here’s a video clip of
New Jersey Monthly selects Brigantine Beach as one of the state’s best fishing areas. Brigantine has arguably the best saltwater fishing in the southern half of the state. This island city boasts a long, partly fishable jetty on the south end at Absecon Inlet, some four-wheel-drive beach access on its
The Brigantine Historical Society Museum needs volunteers. They would welcome your help… for even a few days during the season. For more info: contact Linda Sayers at (609) 266-1011 or dr.linda.sayers@comcast.net. VERY COOL – This year, a history of Brigantine surfing exhibit has been added, along with three arts and photography
The Ladies Invitational Bluefish Tournament has raised over a half-million dollars since it began 28 years ago. They want to keep that number growing. They’ll have a beef & beer fundraiser on Sunday, April 22, at St. George’s Pub, 4282 Harbor Beach Blvd in Brigantine, NJ. A $20 fee in
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Brigantine is fired up about ‘One’… the new dining concept inside REVEL, Atlantic City… One’s colorful central bar features a very competent DJ to rock your world while chowing down tasty burgers, salads, steaks, and their world famous….blackened tuna club… From the slick décor to decadent desserts, this American grille-style
The Brigantine Beach Pavilion at 17th street was bouncing with sunshine, smiling kids and the Easter Bunny this past Saturday, April 7. Click below to see pics & video. The Easter Egg Hunt was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the City of Brigantine. This wildly successful event attracted well over 750
From the city manager; Jennifer Blumenthal Dear Brigantine residents: I want to thank you for the many words of support I’ve received both in person and by Email since I was sworn into office on January 18. My friends that live on our beautiful island have often told me about the
The Brigantine Elks present “Nashville Country Night” on Saturday April 21, starting at 6:30p. The evening will feature ‘Motts Creek Pickers’ on stage. Dance lessons start at 6:30pm, with the band playing from 8 til midnight. The cost is $25 per person and includes a buffet, beverages and dance lessons. A
Brigantine is ready for Easter. On April 7, kids of all ages will enjoy an Easter egg hunt at the 17th Street beach pavillion. The city of Brigantine and the Brigantine Chamber of Commerce are proud of this first, collaborative effort among city, chamber and local volunteers. The event will
Sand. Lot’s of it. A caravan of dump trucks made their way to the north end of Brigantine recently, to replenish our badly beaten coast line. While still a bit yellow in color, we expect it to fade to the natural color of sand by May… With all that extra sand,
