Tuckerton Borough Police Chief Brian Olsen is asking residents of streets on the south side of Route 9 to check their home security cameras in case there is any footage of vandals stealing street signs from Bay Avenue, Marshall Avenue, Cox and Cedar streets, and Brigantine and Tip Seaman drives. During the Jan. 18 municipal meeting, Councilman Ron Peterson said each sign costs the borough $50 to replace. Olsen asked anyone who sees anything suspicious to contact the department.
Under the borough’s tax abatement program, Doyle’s Pour House, operating as DANDL Properties LLC, has requested a…
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