Hamilton Town Council Advances Redevelopment Plan and Honors Local Veterans

Overview: The Hamilton Town Council meeting on November 10, 2025, focused on approving a redevelopment plan amendment for a drive-thru addition on Blackhorse Pike, promoting local veterans’ initiatives, and handling personnel changes within the public works department. Other topics included stormwater management proposals and discussions about upcoming community events.

Margate City Council Meeting Tackles Water Contamination Lawsuit and Washington Avenue Project

Overview: The recent Margate City Council meeting covered several topics, notably the city’s involvement in a class action lawsuit concerning water contamination by PFAS chemicals and the controversial Washington Avenue streetscape project. The council also addressed community concerns regarding noise complaints, administrative transparency, and public safety measures.

Brigantine City Declares Emergency Over Beach Erosion, Urges Federal and State Intervention

Overview: The Brigantine City Council meeting on November 5, 2025, revolved around urgent environmental and infrastructure issues. The council declared a local state of emergency due to severe beach erosion and sought immediate state and federal assistance. Additionally, they discussed grant funding for road projects and contract approvals for public works.

Pleasantville Residents Demand Immediate Action for Dangerous Intersection Following Series of Accidents

Overview: During the Pleasantville City Council meeting on November 3, 2025, residents raised urgent concerns about the safety of the intersection at New Road and Woodland Avenue. A petition with nearly 500 signatures highlighted 13 accidents since January. The council also addressed a range of resolutions, including shared services agreements and urban redevelopment projects.

Margate Planning Board Approves Variances for Historic House and Ice Cream Stand

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Margate Planning Board deliberated on several variance applications, resulting in approvals for a historic house renovation and a permanent ice cream stand at Betty’s Barbecue LLC. Detailed discussions highlighted the board’s focus on balancing heritage preservation, community aesthetics, and regulatory compliance.