Join the New Jersey Sierra Club, The Jersey Shore Chapter of The Surfrider Foundation, and people around the world on May 18 at noon to join hands and call for a clean energy future.
Poetry Month celebrated with open mic event at Bradley Beach Library
Man allegedly ran through a yard and into a basement
A 21 year-old Bradley Beach man fled from police on foot through a yard and into a basement of a house, according to a police report. The man, Joshua E. Suttle of Ocean Park Avenue, allegedly ran from Bradley Beach police after being told to stop multiple times, according to police report. The officer was in uniform, and chased after the man on April 5, after responding to a domestic dispute where Suttle allegedly threatened a woman with bodily harm. Suttle was arrested and charged April 5 for the threats and the flight. Fleeing on foot is considered a fourth degree crime. Bail was set at $5,000 before Judge Richard Thompson in county court. Stay informed of the latest Manasquan-Belmar area news by liking us on Facebook, following us on …
Man and woman allegedly used firearm
Two Monmouth County residents are charged with armed robbery in an indictment this week that alleges the pair used a firearm to rob a Bradley Beach victim. Jennifer Bull, 27, of Wall, and Tyquan Henderson, 26, of Neptune are each charged with one count of armed robbery, in an indictment handed up by Monmouth County jurors on April 1. The armed robbery was reported Sept. 4 in Bradley Beach. According to the indictment, Bull and Henderseon allegedly used a firearm to rob the victim, named G.G. in the indictment, and used force to injure and threaten him. The indictment does not release further details on the proceeds of the armed robbery, which is a first degree crime. Stay informed of the latest Manasquan-Belmar area news by liking us on …
Trees donated more than two months ago
Island Beach State Park manager Ray Bukowski explains how hundreds of donated Christmas trees are helping to build dunes in the state park. So far, Bukowski said, two months after the trees arrived, 90 percent are buried under sand. This type of dune building project was also put in place in Bradley Beach.
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Temporary restrictions announced for during and after snowfall
Bradley Beach is warning residents and visitors of parking prohibitions during and after the nor'easter, in anticipation of snowfall. The complete parking rules as announced by Bradley Beach: If your street runs from Main St. to Ocean Ave. (East to West): No vehicle shall be parked on the South side of the streets until the snow has stopped and the street has been properly plowed. An announcement will be made when vehicles can be moved to the South side of the streets to allow the removal of snow on the opposite side. During that time parking is prohibited on the North side. If your street runs from lake to lake (North and South): No vehicle shall be parked on the East side of the streets until the snow has stopped and the street has been …
Discarded trees to be used to build sand dunes
The Christmas tree you threw out after the holiday just may prevent someone from losing their home in the next big storm. The Wall Department of Public Works normally collects discarded Christmas trees after the holiday season, brings them to the public works yard and then turns them into wood chips. But not this year, Wall Township Administrator Jeffry Bertrand said. This year the all trees collected are going to Bradley Beach, where that town is using them to bolster its sand dunes – a practice that officials there have said helped to gird against the worst of Hurricane Sandy’s wrath. “It’s a really good reuse,’’ Bertrand said. “And, frankly, it saves us money because we don’t have to spend the time turning them into chips.’’ Bradley …
7:32 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
Considering a 1' thick (I am guessing minimum thickness to withstand the pressure of the Atlantic Ocean) steel reinforced concrete wall is probably in the neighborhood of $300-400 a square foot, has to be around 8' tall and go 4' below ground, and stretch for a mile is a cool $19 million minimum,not including the piles the footing has to sit on. The Christmas trees were free, snow fence is … more ›
Michele Thompson was charged with distribution of marijuana and endangering the welfare of a child.
Little Silver's school psychologist was suspended by the district following an arrest last month for alleged distribution of marijuana and child endangerment. Michele J. Thompson, 45, Ocean Park Avenue, Bradley Beach was charged Jan. 21 with distribution of marijuana and several counts of child endangerment following an investigation by Bradley Beach Police, according to APP.com. Harold A. Sturm, 50, also of Ocean Park Avenue in Bradley Beach, was also charged. Little Silver Board of Education President Christian Smith said the board "became aware of a situation in which an employee was charged with alleged criminal activity." Thompson was suspended by the district shortly after the arrest. "Because this is a personnel matter, we cannot …
9:02 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
William Morrisey, Do you know something the rest of us don't? If so please share. Nothing in the reports tell that any 'rotten kid' led to her arrest with any 'bogus lie' Do you have any knowledge of this? or are you just making comments not knowing all of the facts and the people involved? I don't know all of the facts either but chances are the Bradley Beach police didn't just randomly decide … more ›
Christie, gas line breaks, accidents and more
A gallery from the past week out of the Manasquan, Belmar areas. Rebuilding continues to rule the day, but breaking news such as a gas line break and pedestrians struck in Belmar made for an eventful week. Here's also some photos of the everyday experience as we crawl through the long winter here at the Jersey Shore. Do you have pictures to share? Upload them to the gallery here.
7:06 am on Monday, January 21, 2013
Good to see progress. Many people are wondering what the area looks like. This will change the energy. I love the picture of the two guys: they look so proud and should be.... more ›
Christie Visit to Bradley Beach focuses on importance of dunes, employment grants
With the whir of front loaders and bulldozers pushing sand on the beachfront behind him, Gov. Chris Christie today pointed to rebuilding an aggressive dune system as perhaps the most important step in restoring and safeguarding tourism, property and residents' lives along the Jersey Shore. After surveying the rebuilding of dunes flattened by Hurricane Sandy, Christie outlined how state grants for post-disaster employment needs were directly rebuilding the beachfront of Bradley Beach. Here, 12 workers were the beneficiaries of the National Emergency Grant, secured in the days following Hurricane Sandy. Christie said the grants had put 428 to work in 11 hurricane-ravaged towns statewide, with 658 more to be employed through state Department …
1:49 pm on Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Great Christie, So now you can have more illegals taking the blue collar jobs away.. Unions will never forget you having the DCA (Department of corrupt consumer affairs) not fine any (even though they recieved summonses) of those non union construction companies that hired illegal aliens that did not pay payroll tax (to include health care tax) that were used to mop out the Fat Rich Boys cronies … more ›
Dame Bridgid
8:18 am on Thursday, April 4, 2013
How charming that Tyquan has advertized on the internet he has a hoodrat title. He calls himself "FLO$$ The BO$$" on his own page. How special. He has priors for dealing hard drugs. Another piece of scum determined to drag others down to his level. more ›