The Brigantine Taxpayers Association recently shared the latest salary charts for city employees. Some highlights: Even though Brigantine City Council voted to end longevity pay a few years ago, long-term employees are still receiving longevity bonus cash. After all these years, Brigantine is still handing out longevity pay. Longevity pay
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It’s official, the City of Brigantine finally owns the Links Golf Course. Built in 1927, the Scottish style 18 hole golf course was originally known as the Brigantine Country Club. In 1989, the course was sold and the name was changed to the Brigantine Golf Links. In 2002, City Council voted
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What is the financial status of the declining Brigantine Links Golf Course? Why did Brigantine scare off Ron Jaworski Golf? Brigantine Taxpayers Association (BTA) President Anne Phillips is keeping the heat on, and wants answers. Phillips is skeptical of how the city of Brigantine handles the Golf Links finances. Is
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Why is the Brigantine Links Golf Course still a financial burden on local taxpayers? That was the big question at the recent Brigantine City Council meeting on March 1., 2017. The call for transparency about the Brigantine Links Golf Course. It’s like pulling teeth getting regular updates on this under-leveraged,
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Are the Links at Brigantine Golf Course problems similar to the challenges in EHT? For years, Brigantine taxpayers have paid dearly to bail out the failing course in Brigantine. Fast forward to today, the course is in even deeper trouble, as City Manager Stinson has yet to share monthly numbers.
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The Brigantine Democratic party deserves credit for not dropping the case for Ron Jaworski managing our money-losing golf course. They posted the following on their website: One of the most hotly-debated issues on City Council over the last few years has been what to do about the financially-struggling Brigantine Links
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Links Golf Course losing greater amounts of money. Brigantine CFO Roxanne Tosto was called out for potential accounting mistakes in regards to Brigantine Links Golf Course. How much will taxpayers have to subsidize the course? Over past 3 years, Brigantine taxpayers have coughed up $1.5 million to keep the Golf Course afloat.
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Big change at The Links At Brigantine Golf. Popular, and well-liked general manager; Nathan Robbins is saying goodbye. The shake-up was not a surprise, as the County is taking on a greater role at this struggling bay-side golf course. Excerpts from a Nathan Robbins letter to the editor: Almost 4
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See Links Contract > The Links at Brigantine Golf is better managed by the Atlantic County Improvement Authority, not the golf industry expert: Ron Jaworski Golf. That’s what Brigantine taxpayers learned as the contract between Brigantine & the ACIA was made available recently. See CONTRACT Below >. Also note: According
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LISTEN > As reported by BrigantineNOW, the awarding of Links at Brigantine Golf Food & Bev contract to Mad Dog Morgan was proven invalid / illegal. The City of Brigantine was caught skirting a well known process requiring proper RFP (request for proposal) advertising in legal newspapers of record. Mayor Guenther
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Letter to the Editor. Where’s the accountability in Brigantine? When there is a lucrative opportunity for the city to make some money on the golf course restaurant service bid they publish the RFP on FB and on web sites that very few or no restaurant owner would be visiting. Especially during
Letter to Editor. No Links Golf Accountability in Brigantine? Read More »
The Brigantine Links Golf Course was on the verge of rebound & revitalization with Golf Management expert Ron Jaworski at the table. Our course was minutes from helping to boost local Real Estate values and Brigantine tourism. Indeed, Ron Jaworski Golf was quite interested in turning around our money losing,
Links at Brigantine Golf Course Preps for Even Worse 2016. Read More »
Some Brigantine leadership publicly dragged JAWORSKI GOLF through the mud and then said ‘no thanks…..we got this covered’. Could they be having second thoughts about blowing off a deal with JAWS? Today, as unknown losses mount at The Links, Brigantine is watching from the sidelines as Jaworski Golf keeps expanding
Jaworski Golf Grows Again. Brigantine Links Losses Still Unknown. Read More »
The city-owned golf course, The Links at Brigantine, will end 2015 with at least $300,000 worth of debt. Local taxpayers will handle the shortfall. Watch video from July 2009. Council is made aware that taxpayers will ultimately start covering mounting losses. Mayor Guenther references the infamous Meadowbrook Golf. WATCH VIDEO.
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Date of Play: June 30, 2015 Posted by Anthony Guercio from North Jersey Bergen County Staff was stuffy to say the least. Got the feeling that they were doing me a favor letting me play there. Keep in mind we pay your mortgage. With that said, course was in good
