An ordinance introduced by the Beach Haven Borough Council on May 13 will put an end to teen nights in the borough. Teen nights were scheduled to be held at Marlin Restaurant and Bar, the only borough establishment planning to run them this year.
The ordinance is the outgrowth of an agenda meeting late last month, at which council members Colleen Lambert and Michael McCaffrey wanted the event abolished while Mayor Nancy Davis and Councilwoman Catherine “Kitty” Snyder wanted it continued.
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