Beachgoers on 7 Mile Island enjoy reciprocity in the use of beach tags whether bought in Stone Harbor or Avalon.
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The New Jersey Department of Agriculture (DOA) last month placed the entire state under quarantine due to an invasion of the spotted lanternfly.
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STONE HARBOR - At a Stone Harbor Council Meeting Nov. 14, council woman Robin Casper read into the record a letter to the borough from the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).
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Stone Harbor Director of Public Works Manny Parada presented a recommendation to the borough council to rid the seaside resort of parking meters and kiosks.
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Republican Charles Krafczek lost his seat on the Stone Harbor governing body in the Nov. 8 election.
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The Stone Harbor Council authorized the release of a letter to the state asking for funding for a stormwater utility feasibility study at their meeting Nov. 1.
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At the work session of the Stone Harbor Council Nov. 1, borough engineer Marc DeBlasio informed the governing body of two awards to the borough from the New Jersey Society of Municipal Engineers.
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The bids are in and will soon be opened for the federal beach replenishment project on 7 Mile Island.
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In an Oct. 22 press release from the New Jersey Department of Labor (NJDOL), officials announced that Avalon and Stone Harbor had failed to pay earned overtime to members of the beach patrols in both boroughs.
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Just a week after North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello called the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) “a failed government agency,” Stone Harbor Administrator Robert Smith told the borough council Oct. 18 that the agency is “hopelessly incompetent.”
