From Brigantine Police Chief, John Stone: Today I am announcing my retirement as Chief of the Brigantine Police Department effective April 19, 2013. I would first like to say it has been an honor and privilege to serve the residents and visitors of the City of Brigantine for the last […]
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Brigantine’s City Manager is looking for real estate advice. Manager Blumenthal has asked Brigantine City Council if we should sell some municipal property asap, or wait until property values increase. The old Brigantine Civic Center and old library/beach badge building on 15th Street are two properties that could be put
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Will Brigantine replace Police & Fire Chief positions with a single Public Safety Director? City Council says that combining three positions into one could make good financial sense. According to a Brigantine Beachcomber report, here’s a review of salaries for some key positions: Acting Fire Chief Jim Holl; base salary
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Vote for Brigantine’s Person of the Year. Click thru to vote and see the most recent tally. Read some incredible testimonials too. It’s true. Brigantine is one amazing place with the most amazing people. Brigantine’s also evolving into an even better town, as fresh new leadership and ideas are being
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From the Brigantine Department of Public Works Facebook page… Program would help pay to raise houses damaged by Sandy’s floodwaters — New federal flood maps are expected within the next few days, but authorities already are asking residents in certain shore areas whether they may need to raise their homes as
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It’s been over 100 years…a very long time. But the Democrats have finally taken control of Brigantine City Council. Brigantine Beach; founded in 1897, has been dominated by generations of Republican regulars, since the very beginning. But the crew known as Citizens 4 Brigantine; featuring Lisa McClay, brushed all of
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FEMA officials held a public meeting in Brigantine on Monday night. Click thru to watch video. The auditorium of the North School was standing room only FEMA officials told residents how they can apply for and receive disaster assistance. For some, the night was informative. For others, like Macedonian Grill
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In case you missed it, Steve Lemengello posted this story on the Press of Atlantic City site a few days ago. Brigantine had a tense night, as the fire department rescued 100 people from areas of the north end after the seawall was breached in two places, Mayor Phil Guenther
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Are you good enough to be a Brigantine Bayfront Lifeguard? Captain Joe Guenther and his team are looking for a few good men and women. On Saturday, June 23 at noon, you can be tested at the 26th street City Dock. Must be at least 16, have a valid lifegaurding certificate, a
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Remembering those who fight for our freedom. The 2012 Memorial Day Weekend was one for the Brigantine Beach record books…great crowds, beautiful weather and a heart felt thank you to those who protect us. Click thru for pics & video of Mayor Phil Guenther, Police Chief Stone, Councilmen Storino and Pullella,
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