The sun worshipers of Brigantine Beach might gain a few pounds this summer. The surf-side sale of ice cream and other frozen treats might just become a reality, as long as public comments and feedback are favorable. If the cool and creamy ordinance does go through, Nutty Buddys and snow […]
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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
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Brigantine City Manager Jim Barber will retire this weekend with severance pay and a promise not to sue By STEVEN LEMONGELLO Staff Writer | Updated Jul 28, 2011 Brigantine City Manager Jim Barber will officially retire this weekend after more than seven years on the job — but five months before his contract
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Former Brigantine Gulf owner and son sue the city and former Police Chief James Frugoli Friday, May 13, 2011 04:37 pm By MICHAEL FEELY Staff Writer A lawsuit was filed March 31 in Atlantic County Superior Court against the City of Brigantine, former Police Chief James Frugoli¸ City Manager Jim
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BRIGANTINE – Visitors to City Hall this summer may have spotted an odd message on a few bumper stickers in the parking lot: “I ain’t no FOOT.” Little could they know that message may have been directed at them. During an Aug. 18 City Council meeting, resident Mike Brennan alleged that
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By STEVEN LEMONGELLO, Staff Writer 2010 Subscribe to Steven Lemongello on Facebook Follow Steven Lemongello on Twitter Mayor (vote for one) 100% reporting No Democratic nomination made X Philip J. Guenther (R) 2,003 98.7% Council-at-large (vote for two) 100% reporting X Frank Kern (D) 1,496 23.6% X Dominic “Tony” Pullella (D)
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FEB 7 2008 Press of Atlantic City BRIGANTINE – After more than two years of fights and lawsuits, the City Council made it all the way through a vote Wednesday to spend $2.6 million on a closed Catholic school campus without a peep of opposition. But later, when the governing body
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December 8, 2007 Press of Atlantic City BRIGANTINE – A state appeals court has again ruled against three local residents who challenged the city’s plans to buy a now-closed Catholic school property for $2.6 million. The three-judge appellate panel upheld a July 2006 decision by Superior Court Judge Valerie Armstrong, who
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