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Storino Says Midnight Bar Closing Will Force 50 Layoffs at Jenkinson's

Pat Storino, Jenkinson's owner, speaks at Point Beach GOP Club

 

Midnight bar closings would force Jenkinson's Boardwalk to lay off 50 of its 200 full-time, year-round workers, Pat Storino told the Point Beach GOP organization at the Woman's Club on St. Louis Avenue on Thursday night.

"People have told me I should lay off the Point Pleasant Beach residents first, so they can picket," Storino said, adding, laughing, "So I may have to lay off my own kids."

Layoffs would be one of the effects of a local ordinance adopted on May 15 that would compel all bars in Point Beach to stop serving alcohol at midnight, said Storino, who has owned Jenkinson's since 1977.

That ordinance will be put to its first test today when the state Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) is expected to decide whether to "stay" or postpone enforcement of the ordinance, which is scheduled to go into effect on Sunday.

Jenkinson's and Martell's asked for the stay and for ABC to invalidate the ordinance. The stay would be for bars to stay open until 2 a.m., their current closing time, until ABC makes it decision on earlier closings.

The ordinance was adopted after a year of discussing possible ways to avert another summer like last summer, when the amount of offenses and crimes on the weekends was the worst in 17 years, according to police.

Storinos Express Cautious Optimism

After he addressed the group, Storino was asked if he's optimistic ABC will grant the stay today.

"I'm not sure, but the lawyers think maybe we'll be OK," he said. "They know, I don't know."

Frank Storino, one of Pat Storino's sons, said he felt somewhat optimistic, simply because he felt that he and his family had not given the state any reason to deny their request.

"I'm a very religious, spiritual person, I read the Bible a lot, I pray a lot, and I have faith, so, yes, I have a good feeling about tomorrow because there's not one blemish on my license, I haven't done anything wrong and that alone should be enough for them to say, 'What have they done to deserve this?' " he said.

Frank Storino said Jenkinson's bars stay open until 2 a.m. primarily on Friday and Saturday nights, with some 2 a.m. closings on weekdays, most notably Thursday nights, depending on the demand.

Earlier Bar Closings Passed After Many Other Efforts Failed

Despite the town meetings with boardwalk businesses on and off since last summer, no amicable compromise was reached for how the boardwalk might pay for additional police services, make last call earlier, or take other possible measures to cut down on crime and lesser offenses on the weekends.

Jenkinson's and Martell's have repeatedly said they made a good faith effort by offering $800,000 to help pay for police during the next five years.

Mayor Vincent Barrella and three councilmembers, Bret Gordon, Kristine Tooker and Michael Corbally, have said the business owners were unwilling to commit to a mechanism, such as restrictions on their liquor licenses, to make sure the payments were made.

Storino Criticizes Barrella

As Storino spoke to the group, he had numerous criticisms of Barrella, including that he has "a vendetta" against Jenkinson's and he has been unwilling to work with the company regarding issues like parking and working out an alternative to earlier bar closings.

"I've avoided him," Storino said. "They say we don't do our fair share. We pick up the garbage on the boardwalk and we man the municipal toilets that Barrella closed his first week in office."

"And that saved the town over $20,000," said former Democratic Councilman John Dixon who was in the audience, along with former Democratic Councilman Frank Rizzo and Democratic Councilman Tim Lurie.

Patch could not call Barrella due to the lateness of the hour. However, in the past, when faced with these types of accusations from both Jenkinson's and Martell's, Barrella has insisted he has no ax to grind with the boardwalk businesses, he knows they are valuable tax ratables for the town that also help generate parking revenue and he is all for tourists who are "well-behaved," but not for those who stumble drunk into residential neighborhoods at all hours and cause disturbances.

One Resident Asked a Tough Question

Only one resident who attended the meeting asked a tough question during the question and answer portion of the evening. Tom Angelucci, who lives with his wife and three children on Atlantic Avenue, asked Pat Storino, "Do you acknowledge there's a problem and what's the solution?"

"Most of the problem is at 2 when bars let out, but we've taken care of a lot of that," Storino said. He acknowledged he is usually home sleeping at 2 a.m., but said there was one morning he observed the bar crowd leaving and noticed a line of cabs waiting to take bar patrons home.

He said Jenkinson's also hired private detectives to patrol the boardwalk during late and early morning hours during the past four weeks to observe what's been taking place.

"This year, it's been very quiet," he said.

Tax Appeals and Advertising

This was a highly rare public speaking appearance for Storino and he opened by saying, "I'm not a public speaker." But it seemed like he has wanted to talk about a lot of things for a long time.

"A lot of people ask, 'Why did you file a tax appeal?' " Storino said, adding that Ed McGlynn, a longtime Jenkinson's attorney, warned him not to discuss that at the GOP meeting.

"Ed McGlynn said, 'Don't bring it up,' but I'm bringing it up," he said, prompting laughter. He said Jenkinson's appealed its taxes simply because they are so high.

"Our latest tax bill is $1,350,000," he said. "And that's after all the reductions," he said, referring to the court-ordered reduction in the company's tax assessments for boardwalk and downtown properties.

He said Jenkinson's has 1,200 seasonal employees, most recently filling more of those positions by hiring more "local kids," and fewer workers from overseas.

Marilou Halvorsen, Jenkinson's Director of Marketing, also spoke, touching on the criticism she's faced regarding where and how she advertises Jenkinson's. Halvorsen, who has worked for the company for 13 years, said when she advertises with a radio station, "Those radio ads may go all over the state. I can't control where those ads go."

She said she has targeted marketing and advertising to attract the kind of clientele who is good for the town as well as for the businesses.

"We want to make sure that everyone who comes is safe and enjoying themselves," Halvorsen said.

She said she has tried to get the word out that she is happy to meet with any concerned residents to explain her marketing and advertising strategies.

Anyone interested in meeting with Halvorsen can contact her at Jenkinson's office at (732) 892-0600.

Related Topics: Anthony Storino, Boardwalk, Frank Storino, Martell's, Pat Storino, Point Beach, Point Pleasant Beach, Storinos, jenkinson's, and jenkinson's boardwalk

Tarkus

10:42 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

Seems like someone is using the "Acropolis" threat ploy!

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ShoreDan

10:47 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

This article is the first illustration of the economic ramifications of this new ordinance. I feel distain for the shortsightedness of the Beach council and this mayor and feel for all the bar owners and employees that are now going to suffer because of this poor decision. I do not go often to Jenks or the Martell's but I loved going to the Ark or Farrell’s and this severely hurts these places too.

And Point Beach you best vote out these jokers. Not only was their decision not a good solution to the problem it actually severely hurts the economy of the town. (Not typically the goal of a town council.) There were many solutions to this issue and this group said no to them, no to jobs, no to businesses that support this community and no to common sense.

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Jon

11:08 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

You are saying the compromise of 1 hour is going to do all this damage?

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Erika K

12:25 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

The compromise seemed pointless because the parking plan is going to probably affect things more than the closing time. Nobody will be able to park their cars to go out for the night, then take a taxi home (in other words, doing the right thing) or even stay until 1AM because they'll have to move their cars at midnight.

No one is going to move their cars at midnight and walk all the way back to Jenks just for another 45 minutes until last call. Furthermore, nobody is going to leave their cars in the Silver Lake lot overnight because they have to be out of there by 6AM.

I can't see how any "compromise" that does not address the parking issue is a "compromise" at all. The new parking laws will make going out in Point Beach such an annoying thing that nobody will bother in the first place.

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SoylentGreen

2:50 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

PPB has never been partially business friendly.

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BW Secrets

3:48 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Erika K, If individuals go out for the night and drink taking a taxi home is doing the right thing. No matter what time it is 12, 1, 2 or 3 they can take you home or some other bar, your choice. I was told Bar Patrons (Mostly younger adults don't come until 11 anyway. Why wouldn't the free silver lake parking work? Now you want to stay and able to park overnight in the residential area.

Jon

11:06 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

I am confused. So, How many properties does the Stornio's own for the grand total of $1,350,00? That includes the boardwalk, all the town properties, the new spirits Liquor store and Spots sports bar? All the homes that the Storino's own in town as well as the beach. When you count up all the properties it really is not all that much considering all the tourists that are brought in to his places. I am not trying to sound nasty or ungrateful. I wish someone would clarify what is included in this $1,350,000 taxes. (200 full time employees all year sounds like a lot for a seasonal business) Is it his family that his other employees say he should lay off first. He is saying he has to cut 25% of his employees because a compromise of an hour less. The town compromised by saying we will do 1 instead of 12. I question the 800,000 offer because all the back and fourth. It appeared their was strings attached, not saying I do not blame them. If it was verbal and the offer was not solid by them, it can't be taken serious. If they were sincere they would have put something in writing. Hiring Locals? I do not know how recent it changed from hiring overseas versus hiring locals? Many locals including kids have complained the lower pay scale from the boardwalk has pushed them to the Mall or Fast food places that pay a substantial more per hours. The boardwalk pays under the seasonal carnival pay that is a lot lower then minimum wage.

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Jon

11:27 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

I will say that Jenks has done some positive things for the town too. They have up grated and done repairs to the building they own to make them look good for the town. They do donate a lot of money to different organizations in town that helps the community in different ways. On their part, they do pay for their garbage, that yes their customers make. They also are paying for the town bathrooms to stay open that the town could no longer afford. They did not have to, even though it benefits their customers too, it just looks better for the town that they are kept open. I did here a lot of tourists complain how bad the board look, falling apart, tripping, nails popping out. The town is getting blamed for that, they think we make so much money from the tourist and should pay to have the boards redone. So many think the town owns the beach. Some even has questioned the safety on how many are on the boardwalk and if it could hold everyone in the condition it is in. The other complaints that I hear from many tourist is how dirty the town in itself is looking. Garbage is getting thrown everywhere in the streets. Is it the boardwalks fault? No, it is not. I do not know if point pleasant has a littering ordinance? If it does not, they should put one in. I know towns that have them and guess what the town is very clean. If you took the time to put ordinances/laws in they need to be followed and mandated.

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Denise Di Stephan

11:30 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

Jon: Jenkinson's and Martell's, as I reported the other day http://patch.com/A-v8hl, turned down the concept of a 1 a.m. closing so, at least for now, that's dead.

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Jon

11:35 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

Lastly I do not want to leave anyone out. Many other businesses such as Martells, Joe Leones,downtown store businesses, residents included have donated to many organizations. It is a very nice community. Do I think it could be better? Yes, it could...How? It would be a good start to have a little more transparency everywhere. Stop the Lying, nasty politics, blaming , pointing fingers from all sides.

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Spooner

3:07 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Jon-town owns BW - public through fare...there responsible for repairs and up keep. . .just another issue of complaints from Barrella...along with the town having to pick up the garbage there. . .

P C

11:39 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

Hey Jon, have you heard of Federal and State minimum wage laws? Stop the bs with the boardwalk pays under minimum wage.

You really love to prove how ignorant you are, no matter what name you post under!

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Jon

2:44 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

P C, It is not ignorance. It is what many of the kids and Adults that work their have stated. It is kids and Adults who do not even live in point. They live in the surrounding areas. Now...who said they do not pay according to the Federal and State laws that is allowed to them? They are just allowed to pay lower than minimum wage because they are considered a seasonal carnival rides. There is nothing ignorant about what I stated in any of my comments. You are the one who is sounding ignorant no matter what name you post under!

P C

11:41 am on Friday, June 29, 2012

Jon, I'm sure you've heard the saying - when you're pointing the finger, three fingers are pointing right back at ya!!!

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Jon

3:01 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

PC, I heard the saying and you are right, a dozen are pointing right back at ya!!!

Opinionated

1:22 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Jon, the only part of your ramblings that make any sense is the one where you say, "I am confused". That just says it all.

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Jon

3:05 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Opinionated, Not one word of what was posted or stated would be considered ramblings that don't make any sense. You are the one who sounds like a fool. That just says it all.

Mr Happy's boss

1:37 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

We all must remember in November of 2013. Start the process of getting rid of these four idiots. Vote out Tooker and Corbally in November 2013.

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Buddy

1:45 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Jenkinsons and Martells owners donate $$$ to help the all the residents of PPB and have so for years (they just do it quietly). One of the most recent acts of generosity involved purchasing new lights and upgrading the football field for which the PPB BOE had no money to do. I believe it was $20K or so and the gift was from both Martells and Jenkinsons. Furthermore, they do this without strings attached to benefit PPB as a whole, not just themselves and their family. The character assignation on these folks is personal and starts with the maniacal, egotistical Mayor. Go back to Brooklyn Vinnie and take recovering Corbally, tree hugger Tooker and private Gordon with you.

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PennyStocks

3:34 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

They make a business decision to donate 20K so that people like you dont think to question the hundreds of thousands of subsidies they get for their business. Hess donated the entire field project and got less press than the big check on the front page of the ocean star

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Laura

4:51 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Let's not forget it's a business deduction.

SoylentGreen

2:52 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

If I were the Storinos, I would sell the entire boardwalk to the Hasidics. There are always looking for real-estate and I'm sure district 4 would be more then pleased with the results.

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BW Secrets

3:29 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Really? What are you trying to say? What is so bad about the Hassidic's? Do you have something against them too? Who else are you against that comes to your narrowly minded town. You should change or name because you are making no sense.

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BW Secrets

3:31 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Sorry, Change your name because you're not making any sense at all.

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SoylentGreen

3:51 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

I have nothing against them, I look forward to seeing what they will do with all that prime real estate.

John Mullen

3:01 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

This is a good thing. It works in Sea Girt and it will work here. People can come here, have a good time and leave at midnight. It is completely in character with the so called "Family" image of the town. More people live here year round, there is more year round business than there ever was before.

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SoylentGreen

3:05 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Sea Girt is nothing like PPB. The fact that you compared the two, shows you don't have a clue about the issue.

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Seeing Red

4:10 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Mr. Mullen: Rather than move to PPB and try and make it Sea Girt, why not just move to Sea Girt and PPB be

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Jane Reynolds

5:15 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

you like sea girt...go there

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business tycoon

7:02 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

John Mullen: I have a better idea. How about you move to Sea Girt? I was there yesterday. There are some beautiful homes for sale in SG that will surely tickle your fancy. How about it? Shall I schedule you an appointment with a local realtor? How does tomorrow work for you?

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ppb1955

3:47 pm on Saturday, June 30, 2012

John Mullen You really should move. You are just another thorn in someones side.You are just as bad as the people that moved into town and now want to say that there are problems.It is your own fault for buying a home next to the driftwood motel which has been there well before your birth.Now you have the nerve to litigate against them.You should be ashamed of yourself and also move to Sea Girt.

Beach_N8iv

3:04 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Gee, I sure hope that these 50 people don't go looking to thank the whiners who cost them their jobs.

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Beach_N8iv

3:09 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

I guess that Mr. Angelucci doesn't understand that since he doesn't live in The Promised Land he isn't one of The Chosen Ones. The Mayor and Council of District 4 will take your complaints and suggestions and ignore them in the order that they are received.

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BW Secrets

5:14 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

This is exactly why know one ask's any questions? It gets twisted as usual or no one ever understand when the person sees something that another does not. . If anything is said that is not liked, even if it is the truth... you get attacked. That is a sign of guilt. I like Mr. Pat Stornio, You would think his grown kids could handle this. Why do they need they're elderly father to get up to defend the business model. This was a big show for all his cult followers that will go along with anything the boardwalk wants. You don't bite the hand that feeds you, if you know what I mean.

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Beach_N8iv

6:05 pm on Saturday, June 30, 2012

Interesting post. Has nothing to do with anything but it helps me understand the level of education of some of the posters here.

Kim

3:50 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

My daughter worked in South Beach Sweets was paid $7.25 an hour which is not minumum wage. How is that a carnival ride? She was also treated badly by the manager there I do beleave her name is Mimi. Ask any parent who's child has worked for Jenkensons and they will probably not have anything positive to say. My daughter did love working there she just didn't like the way she was treated. I allowed her to quit and I myself had words with Mimi about how she treats the kids and after I left she informed the other kids there that if ANOTHER parent came in to complain she should get rid of everybody and start fresh. Here's an idea Mr. Storino. Pay minimum wage and get rid of the people who come here from over seas to work and make sure all your employees are treated properly!!!! I would love to have a chit chat with Mr. Storino but there is no way to get in touch with him.

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Seeing Red

4:18 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Clueless parent who will wonder why her child fails to overcome obstacles in life, instead preferring to whine and complain

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business tycoon

7:20 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

It's official ! Hot off the presses...2am STAY!

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business tycoon

7:39 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Kim: Your comment leaves me a little perplexed. So if you could kindly clarify: Just exactly how much do you believe your darling little daughter is worth for handing out candy on the BW? Surely there must be a maximum salary cap for such a position? I mean after all it's not neurosurgery or aerospace engineering, is it? Sheesh...it is true...some parents do overestimate their children's abilities.

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Kim

12:22 am on Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Seeing Red. I am not a "clueless parent" My daughter was screamed at her first day for signing papers infront of a Jenkensons employee in the wrong place the day of the job fair but they didn't notice it until her first day and she was also yelled at for not having her working papers. AND she went down to the job fair on her own I did not tell her she had to get a job like most parents do she wanted to work. Due to the fact that it was her first job you would think that they would have helped her out a little with that stuff. I tried to tell her to get her working papers signed and take them to school but she said it was ok. It was only after the fact that she realized I was right. Lesson learned. Dear Business Tycoon. Minimum wage is $7.50 so I think my darling daughter and all the other darling children working at the OVER PRICED Boardwalk should be making minimum wage. My first job was at the Boardwalk for Hermans where South Beach Sweets is and it "SUCKED" Working at the boardwalk sucks Especially when your not paid what you should be paid. I think it's $8 or $9 to get on the beach at Jenks and the person sitting in the sun all day to sell you your ticket gets $5.25 an hour REALLY and you have the gall to question my cluelessness about my precious child. Neither of you have children do you????? I don't think it is fair for a child to put up with being treated like crap at a job would you put up with being treated like crap at your job???? I don't think so!!

Better Living

4:12 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Has anyone heard about the ABC's ruling yet?

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business tycoon

7:18 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

It's official ! Hot off the presses...2am STAY!

BW Secrets

4:47 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Kim, I have heard the same thing. It is no big secret...it has been spread all over the towns by individuals that actually worked there as your daughter did. It is not just the Beach kids. Unless you are one of the well connected kids or adults. (Then you are treated over the top) I heard even some overseas kids do not want to return from the living conditions compared to what was promised. I guess a little creative writing and B.S. going on. Who wants to work for anyone who is going to belittled. The illegal are maybe the only ones who will tolerate it all. What other choice do they have? They are illegal. They just continue to get new employees every year. Those who stay are the ones who are getting some sort of special treatment and payments. Why should anyone want to stay if they can make a lot more money some were else and treated with respect. Many have quit for other employment and better treatment. They have all the power and money to do what ever they want. They are considered seasonal employers that get more breaks, basically the pay scale is lower depending on the job. Some kids are only get $3.75 per hour. They may not be breaking any laws, it just more big businesses taking advantage of the laws that they are allowed. So many just chalk it up to being good business man.

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MoonDogie

7:52 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Denise Di Stephan, I believe this falls under the "hear-say, unsubstantiated accusations" column that you exclude from the Patch, no?

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mattmurphy

6:15 pm on Saturday, June 30, 2012

BW Secrets - after reading your post, you would be lucky if anyone would hire you for $3.75 an hour.

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Kim

9:23 am on Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Thank you, This is what was trying to say in my response to Seeing Red and business tycoon. My darlling little daughter went to the boardwalk on her own to get a job that she wanted she really did like working there but lets be for real when you are charging an arm and a leg for a candy apple and other treats you sell you could at least pay a little better. She wanted to quit and I told her not to but after speaking to the manager myslef I realized what a jerk she is and told my daugter to do what she wanted. There was a scheduling mis understanding. My daughter was supposed to be at work at 12 she thought 4. The manager would take the 5 min to call to tell her not to come in but couldn't call to see if she was coming in. Just a bunnch of nonsence.

PPBch96

4:50 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Wow. There are so many selfish, short-sighted idiots in this town. A lot of the complainers moved to this town after being tourists themselves. I'm not saying they were drunken, rowdy tourists. I'm just saying they knew this was a tourist driven town. So, in my opinion, they are hypocrites. And the mayor is te biggest hypocrite of all. It sure does seem like he has a personal vendetta against the boardwalk businesses. It seems he doesn't really care for ANY of the businesses at all. He, as well as the other 3 do not seem to are about how it affects Jenk's employees or owners or any of the other businesses in town.
I have lived in this town for over 16 years and have been coming here since I was born. I am 46 yrs old and love living here. It's a great place to raise your kids. And I've always known and accepted the tourist aspect of the town. It will NEVER be perfect but I also believe it will never truly become out of hand. We have had bad summers and we've had plenty of good ones. The mayor and his crew of 3 have played in the fears of the people in town and use that to their advantage. Shame on them. I lived up near the boardwalk for 8 of my 16+ years here and accepted what went along with living there.

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BW Secrets

5:21 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

You sound like an idiotic hypocrite yourself.

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home grown

6:28 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Ladies and gents,

See the above post by Mr John Mullen. This is the exact reason what is currently wrong with PPBeach. People who move here and want Sea Girt or Bay Head when we are not close to those towns. These people move here because they can't afford those type towns and want to change what we have and will destroy whatever gets in their way. Mr Mullen weren't you on the parking committee with the Diaz character appointed by the mayor ? Do us all a favor and move to Sea Girt and leave our beautiful town alone !!

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John Mullen

10:45 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Home Grown? You don't even have the decency to use your real name yet you level accusations? Please we all know what's really going on here and the root of the problem isn't me.

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Beach_N8iv

1:06 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Easy there, John. To quote Blazing Saddles: You've got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know... morons.

private investigator

6:33 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

It seems Patch has some posters with Multiple Personality Syndrome. Jon and BW Secrets are the same person...so obvious!

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BW Secrets

6:49 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

HaHaHa...Wrong again! Maybe you are guilty of Multiple Personality Syndrome. The only thing that is obvious. You are not a private investigator. If you are, then you stink at it. Nice try though!!!!

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mattmurphy

6:25 pm on Saturday, June 30, 2012

private investigator - agreed, and we all know who she is!

Better Living

6:39 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

No word yet on the ordinance? It is the end of the business day?
Seems to be a little "fishy" to me?

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BW Secrets

6:42 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

The facade that point pleasant beach has not change is a down right lie.

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Seeing Red

6:47 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Bw secrets. PPB has changed. Benny Come Latelys like yourself have moved to town and have tried to make radical changes because you don't like tourists. And I am begining to think your motivation has to do with how they look, not how they behave.

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BW Secrets

7:36 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

I am not a Benny Come Lately. I have no problem with tourist or what they look like. I do have a problem with how they behave.

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Been here before

7:28 am on Saturday, June 30, 2012

Then Barrella should never have started down the rode of cutting cops so he could force someone else to pay for the cops the State says the town pays for

mailman

7:31 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Time to get to true heart of the matter and let the return of the cops do their thing.

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PPBch96

7:31 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Wow BW, you just proved my point about there being idiotic hypocrites in this town. You immediately became insulting and downright nasty. Thanks for proving my point.

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D4 Resident

7:38 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

As a resident and business owner I applaud this decision! The bar closings at 12am is BAD for business overall. This would indirectly have affected all businesses and residents eventually

Capt Dave

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Beach guy

8:17 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012

Maybe should try doing something other then "trying stick it to Jenks" what I mean is. Ppb keeps losing. Taxes, "special event" fees, now this. I hope council lawyer isn't expensive. Otherwise we've been wasting money we apparently don't even have.

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Ray Criptkie

12:51 am on Saturday, June 30, 2012

Congrats Pat! The ABC recognizes extortion when it sees it!

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jackasses

4:29 pm on Sunday, July 1, 2012

Frank is religious, spiritual, reads the bible and has faith? If this is true, he should keep on praying. There is only one place for him to go. It isn't up.

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Paul

9:09 am on Monday, July 2, 2012

Most of the comments being left on these articles is from individuals that do not live in the Beach. That should tell you something, they are only out for themselves in one way or another, why would they bother otherwise.

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Paul

9:56 am on Monday, July 2, 2012

Love the photo shots. These guys are eating it up, they love themselves and their followers. Current Republican Councilmen Mayer is listening tentatively to his masters. While former did nothing Democraic Councilmen John Dixon has an unusual smirk on his face. Let's not forget feeble no show former Democratic Councilmen Rizzo that now looks mighty fine. Oh yeah, Stephen Reid, not much to say, other than he will have to actually run for office instead of being placed in his seat. Amazing...Connect the dots...and were they land.

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Paul

12:54 pm on Monday, July 2, 2012

My error, "Where they land" Someone just informed me that I forgot former Mayor Daniel Hennessy, The picture is priceless with him yapping his mouth. In all probability it was all about himself. Trying to take over like usual. It appears to be the same few members of the republican club in town.

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Kim

9:25 am on Wednesday, July 4, 2012

P.S. My 15 years old daughter is in Kentucky this week helping Tornado victims. What are you all doing??????

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