Brigantine ‘Dirty Dirt’ used to fill and elevate former Rod n Reel lot? Watch video from 2.19.25 BELOW. Developer used illegal fill for higher elevation? Was NJ DEP or EPA contacted? Resident Brooks Garrison raised concerns regarding the seawall and a zoning application by RNR Development. He criticized the use
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The Brigantine Planning Board has been coming under increased fire lately. Realtors are accusing the Board of negatively affecting Real Estate values by making highly questionable decisions and handing out too many variances to ‘special people’. Small home in Brigantine RESIDENTIAL area… being converted to Busco Law Office on 30th
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VIDEO > Brigantiner voters enjoyed free food & drink at THE COVE recently… courtesy of Mayor Phil Guenther, Andy Simpson and the entire GOP team. Developer Mike Snyder provided the free but dangerous parking & shuttle service between The Cove and his new properties at the Lighthouse Circle. Built atop
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Killing off another Brigantine business to build more un-needed homes? To those who rely on a robust business community, it does look that way. This time, the take down target is Brigantine Auto on the busy lighthouse circle. Take-down tool being employed by City of Brigantine: force small business owner
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With the popular and sorely missed L’aragosta Restaurant in Brigantine now just a dirt lot, what business is next to face the bulldozer? To answer that question, look no further than Brigantine Auto owned by Dave Tefankjian, also situated on the Lighthouse Circle in Brigantine. It’s also, now, an eyesore
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Brigantine Public Works getting into the plumbing business? Looks like it. We watched a crew of Brig DPW guys working for 3+ days…with lot’s of overtime… next to the Lighthouse in early March. A team of 14! city workers were ripping up a county road in order to connect water
Discount Plumbing by Brigantine Public Works. Gas Station Dirt. Read More »
Is residential development along the Brigantine waterfront too aggressive? Residents, business owners and Real Estate agents were shocked to learn that one of the last remaining, FAMILY FRIENDLY private attractions in Brigantine was under pressure to sell. The Fishfinder Party Boat is STILL OPEN for BUSINESS….but finds itself squeezed between
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Local builder; Mike Snyder, doesn’t hide his feelings for the Brigantine Democrats. (SEE BELOW) Snyder pins ’empty storefront’ blame on DEMS biz dev policies. Is Mike accurate? Does Mayor Phil (R) have an economic plan to fill those 40+ empty businesses? Councilman elect; Vince Sera (R) says we should reduce
Hard to believe. At one time, Brigantine Beach was chock full of marinas like ‘The Fishfinder’. Started 20 years ago by Joe Fumo, The Fishfinder Marina and Party Boat business might be feeling a bit claustrophobic as of late. New construction now towers over this popular tourist attraction from both
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Watch video. Brigantine builder / owner; Mike Snyder, takes us on a sneek-peek tour of the old Steak 38 being cleaned-up and refurbished. There’s a new home-building boom on Brigantine Beach. You can thank our award winning beaches for that great news. Construction permits are piling up at City Hall. Classic
May 9, 2013 Press of AC A Brigantine developer has purchased the liquor license formerly held by the Rod and Reel Tavern, which closed after being damaged by Hurricane Sandy. Michael Snyder and his partner, Jack Scheurich, purchased the license for $145,000 last week when it was auctioned by the state Division
The lighthouse circle in Brigantine looks quite different these days, thanks to a local resident & builder. Mike Snyder has bought and already demolished the old Gulf gas station to make way for 2 premium bay-front lots. Snyder plans to live on one of those lots. The second lot will
