MAYOR'S MESSAGE:
Anyone who has recently driven through Sea Isle City can easily see that we have many exciting and important projects currently underway, one being the repaving of several of our streets (some of which have been in need of resurfacing for some time). Work has already been completed along a number of those streets, and new blacktop is on its way to other roads as well. In the coming days, look for "smooth sailing" on East Landis Avenue (Landis to 85th), Roberts Avenue (56th to 57th), 89th and 93rd Streets (Landis to the Bay), 85th Street (Landis to 50-feet east of East Landis), 58th Street (Landis to the Beach), and 40th, 46th, 48th, 57th, 68th, 71st and 72nd Streets (Landis to Central).
I'm pleased to report that we also have other roadwork on our horizon, after confirming with county officials that later this year we will see more resurfacing take place along Landis Avenue between 54th and 69th Street (picking-up where last year's resurfacing project left off). At first, it was uncertain if the county would be able to complete that work in 2011, but fortunately I was able to get a "yes" from county officials. Now, engineers are determining what blocks along Landis Avenue will require the removal of buried railroad ties, which we also saw during last year's project. After all preliminary assessments are finished, the county will send that job out for bid. So, stay tuned for more information about the resurfacing of Landis Avenue.
One other county project that is on many of our minds is the new Sea Isle City branch of the Cape May County library at 48th and the Bay. Fortunately, construction is coming along nicely with that project, and we should be ready for a grand opening in late August or early September.
Earlier this week, I was one of eight New Jersey mayors who attended a breakfast meeting with Governor Chris Christie at Drumthwacket, the governor's residence in Princeton Township. During that meeting, the governor commented about Sea Isle City and how well we are doing with our budgeting. Governor Christie also asked each of the mayors in attendance to form a special committee, which will focus on state mandates and ways to alleviate the financial burdens facing many towns and municipalities across New Jersey.
I will keep you posted as details unfold regarding important issues facing our state, our county and our municipality. Until then, enjoy the nicer weather and have a great week.
CITY COUNCIL MESSAGE:
Now that the 2011 Polar Bear Plunge is a memory, the members of City Council would like to once again thank everyone who supported the various events taking place during Plunge Weekend - especially the Polar Bear 5K Run/Walk for Autism. It was such a joy to see so many businesses, families, groups and individuals participate in that worthy fundraiser, including the group of children who raised over $1000 by selling hand-painted seashells and cookies on Landis Avenue and the many others who donated money. It was very encouraging to be reminded of all the goodness that exists here in Sea Isle City.
Looking ahead, the approaching summer months promise to be very exciting, thanks to Sea Isle's new Entertainment Complex at JFK Boulevard and the Promenade. As you may know, we are expanding our summer entertainment schedule to include Saturday night concerts (in addition to our Monday evening concerts). The city recently finalized a contract with an entertainment company that has arranged some rather noteworthy acts, including the fabulous Strathmere Ensemble on June 4, The Sensational Soul Cruisers on June 18, The Duprees on July 16, Beatlemania Again on August 6 and Don't Call Me Francis on August 20. -And don't forget the new "Sea Isle City's Got Talent" contest each Friday night starting June 24, which will award weekly cash prizes and a large grand prize in August.
As a reminder, our next City Council meeting will take place during the evening on Tuesday, March 15, at 6:00 p.m. inside Council Chambers. During that meeting, we will hold a public hearing and vote on our 2011 Budget. All citizens are encouraged to attend and voice their opinions.
To contact any of your City Council members, please visit our city website. www.seaislecitynj.us for our email addresses.
PROJECT UPDATES:
CITYWIDE STREET PAVING: The City has started work on a comprehensive street resurfacing program based on the evaluation of road conditions throughout town. The roads being resurfaced are noted in the Mayor's message above. As clarification, this program was developed to address road surface problems and did not include underground utility reconstruction. This may help everyone understand why some roads that are in apparent need of repaving were not included in this particular project. A number of separate projects are in the works that include not only street resurfacing, but the underground utility work that is in need of repair or replacement. We will continue to address our paving and infrastructure needs in a systematic, planned manner in order to most effectively utilize taxpayer dollars and ensure proper maintenance of our public assets.
JFK BOULEVARD BASKETBALL COURTS & PLAYGROUND: This project has started with the removal of the old playground equipment, which will be replaced with state of the art playground equipment. Today (March 10), the City received bids for the entire project, including for lighting, the reconstruction of the basketball courts and the resurfacing of the entire playground area. Following the required review of all bid documentation, award of a construction contract will be made by City Council on March 15 in order to have the facility ready for Memorial Day Weekend.
EXCURSION PARK ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX: Work continues on construction of the new band shell, the promenade and the new pavilion. The project continues to take shape, as framing and structural work for the bandshell and foundation work on the promenade and pavilion slab proceed. The contractor remains on track to complete the project prior to Memorial Day Weekend in time for the City's Tri for Our Vets Triathlon event.
MARINA BOAT RAMP: Construction has started on the replacement of Sea Isle's deteriorated boat ramp at the Municipal Marina. The installation of the cofferdam necessary to build the new boat ramp is underway, and the project completion date is scheduled for the end of April.
LAGOON DREDGING: On March 9, the City Engineer and city staff members met with representatives of the Department of Environmental Protection to assess this project and define permitting requirements. The preliminary feedback from that meeting indicates that permitting should be achievable and allow the project to remain on track and be accomplished in the fall of 2011. As surveying and engineering continues, the City will be defining the scope of work and issuing notices to adjacent property owners.
MARINA BUILDING: The contractor is continuing with foundation work, and steel framing of the building is anticipated to start within the next two weeks. The building is scheduled to be substantially finished and ready for operation by the end of May.
DID YOU KNOW...
o 2011 Seasonal Beach Tags are now on sale at City Hall for the pre-season price of $15 (after May 15 seasonal beach tags cost $20). Beach tags can be pre-ordered by mail at the discount price by downloading the 2011 beach tag application and mailing in your payment. After April 15, you can pick up your reserved tags at the Beach Tag Office (263-1771). Remember: Beach Tags make great gifts!
o Sea Isle City is once again a contender in the 4th Annual "New Jersey's Top Ten Beaches" contest. In 2010, we were rated #5 on the list of the Garden State's best beach resorts and this year we hope to be #1, so please visit www.njtoptenbeaches.org and vote in all three categories: Family Vacation, Day Trips and Eco-Tourism. -And tell all of your friends to vote too!
o A public meeting to address one-way streets in Townsends Inlet will be held at the T.I. Fire House on Saturday, March 12, at 10:00 a.m.
o The Sea Isle City Saint Patrick's Day Parade is March 12 at 3:30, 94th to 63rd Streets, followed by an Irish Celebration at KIX-McNutley's on 63rd Street.
o Our next regular City Council meeting is a NIGHT MEETING on Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 6:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Public Safety Building, 233 JFK Boulevard.
o "Sea Isle City Girls Weekend" is March 25-27. During this event, which is hosted by Sea Isle City Chamber of Commerce and Sea Isle Revitalization, you will find special discounts and bargains at shops, restaurants, bars, salons and other businesses throughout town. For more info, phone 263-9090.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Sea Isle City Project Update Pictures-Library, Bandshell, St. Joseph's Church
Just wanted to share some pictures of some exciting things going on in Sea Isle City.
Here are pictures of the new bandshell at Excursion Park, which is a Pleasure and JFK.
Here are pictures of the construction of St. Joseph's Church, check out the steel beams on that!
Sea Isle City Real Estate Market Update 3/8/11
Things are picking up! We are now at 37 homes that have gone under contract since January 1st. That is up 5 homes during the same time period in 2010.
The homes that have closed since the last update are:
26 73rd Street, asking price $599,000, sold price $580,000
17 75th Street, asking price $999,000, sold price $932,000
5804 Landis, asking price $225,000, sold price $220,000
122 75th Street, asking price $749,900, sold price $722,500
230 78th Street, asking price $509,900, sold price $475,000
9 85th Street, asking price $1,269,000, sold price $1,185,000
201 67th Street, asking price $799,000, sold price $775,000
4601 Landis Ave., asking price $440,000, sold price $420,000
227 80th Street, asking price $495,000, sold price $468,000
113 65th Street, asking price $409,500, sold price $398,000
7002 Landis Ave.- asking price $720,000, sold price $715,000
239 56th Street, asking price $799,000, sold price $750,000
37 81st Street, asking price $979,500, sold price $960,000
2401 Landis Ave, asking price $1,950,000 sold price $1,775,000
3200 Boardwalk, asking price $1,795,000 sold price $1,450,000
4117 Landis Ave., asking price $550,017, sold price $400,000
37 85th Street, asking price $1,050,000, sold price $927,000
The homes that have closed since the last update are:
26 73rd Street, asking price $599,000, sold price $580,000
17 75th Street, asking price $999,000, sold price $932,000
5804 Landis, asking price $225,000, sold price $220,000
122 75th Street, asking price $749,900, sold price $722,500
230 78th Street, asking price $509,900, sold price $475,000
9 85th Street, asking price $1,269,000, sold price $1,185,000
201 67th Street, asking price $799,000, sold price $775,000
4601 Landis Ave., asking price $440,000, sold price $420,000
227 80th Street, asking price $495,000, sold price $468,000
113 65th Street, asking price $409,500, sold price $398,000
7002 Landis Ave.- asking price $720,000, sold price $715,000
239 56th Street, asking price $799,000, sold price $750,000
37 81st Street, asking price $979,500, sold price $960,000
2401 Landis Ave, asking price $1,950,000 sold price $1,775,000
3200 Boardwalk, asking price $1,795,000 sold price $1,450,000
4117 Landis Ave., asking price $550,017, sold price $400,000
37 85th Street, asking price $1,050,000, sold price $927,000
3212 Boardwalk, asking price $1,750,000, sold price $1,750,000
Friday, March 4, 2011
Sea Isle City Ladies' Weekend- March 25th, 26th, 27th
Sea Isle City Revitalization has planned a "Ladies Weekend" on Friday, March 25th, Saturday, March 26th and Sunday, March 27th.
Retail stores will be having great sales and offering discounts. Restaurants and Salons will also be doing the same!
Come on down for a great weekend with your Girlfriends!
For more info and for a list of all participating stores, restaurants and salons and what they are offering, please go to:
http://seaislerevitalization.com/Ladies_Weekend.html
Retail stores will be having great sales and offering discounts. Restaurants and Salons will also be doing the same!
Come on down for a great weekend with your Girlfriends!
For more info and for a list of all participating stores, restaurants and salons and what they are offering, please go to:
http://seaislerevitalization.com/Ladies_Weekend.html
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Sea Isle City Newsletter 2/25
February 25, 2011
MAYOR’S MESSAGE:
I am happy to report that Sea Isle City’s 17th Annual Polar Bear Plunge was a triumphant accomplishment and our largest plunge to date! I would like to thank all of the many people who helped make this year’s plunge a success – especially the organizers and the residents and visitors who took part in the many activities surrounding plunge weekend. The funds that were raised will support many summer events, which will in turn benefit us all.
And speaking of funds, we recently learned that the amount of money the City will receive this year from the lease at Gillian’s Amusement Park for the 2010 summer season (which is based on the park’s total yearly revenue) will be $41,964. That figure is up from last year’s amount of $38,450, which is an indication of the park’s continuing success.
As I announced during this week’s City Council meeting, Sea Isle Revitalization and the Chamber of Commerce will host a town-wide Yard Sale later this summer. The date of the sale has not yet been announced, but I can tell you that we will be waiving the traditional yard sale permit fee for that event so as many home-owners as possible will be inspired to participate. So, clear out your garages, your closets and your attics, and get ready for a big yard sale later this year!
Since crosswalks are very important to pedestrian safety, this year we will be adding even more of the striped walkways here in Sea Isle City. Later this spring, look for new crosswalks at intersections along Park Road and also on our town’s North End, where several new crosswalks will help people cross Landis Avenue along the dune-line.
Because we received some complaints about the timing of the traffic lights at the intersection of JFK Boulevard and Central Avenue, we spoke with Cape May County Engineer Dale Foster to see what could be done about this issue (because JFK is a county roadway). I am happy to announce that the timing for those traffic lights has since been maximized, which should solve that problem.
We have also received several requests to make some changes in Townsends Inlet, where some resident would like to see several two-way streets changed to one-way streets. To address this issue, we have scheduled a public meeting on Saturday, March 12, at the T.I. Fire House on 86th Street at 10:00 a.m., where everyone will be able voice their opinions.
As you must know, not long ago I directed Police Chief Tom D’Intino to temporarily “take the reigns” of Sea Isle’s Volunteer Fire Department, which was having some internal challenges. I am now happy to report that Chief D’Intino has turned control back over to the fire department’s officers, who will continue to work on their by-laws as they serve this community – just as they have done for more than a century. We in Sea Isle City have a top-notch fire department, whose members are totally committed to this town and the people who live here, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank each of our fire department’s volunteers for all they do for this town. It’s not an easy job, yet they are always there when the fire whistle blows.
As spring rapidly approaches, I look forward to seeing more and more of you outdoors, enjoying the fresh salt air. Until then, stay warm!
CITY COUNCIL MESSAGE:
City Council wants to thank all of the people who were involved with the 2011 Polar Bear Plunge Weekend --especially the event’s organizers, who helped make this year’s plunge the most successful and largest to date.
At long last, we are going into the final stage of development at our municipal marina (adjacent to the south side of the Sea Isle Bridge). Council recently awarded a contract for $196,000 to Walters Marine Construction for boat ramp reconstruction, which will be completed this spring. Also in the marina area, you can now see the construction going on for our new marina services building, which will house public restrooms for that area along with showers and restrooms for boat owners who rent slips at our marina.
Council would like to thank the South Jersey Economic Development District, a state run organization designed to strengthen New Jersey’s economy by retaining and growing businesses through financial assistance, by renewing communities, and by promoting the State’s strategic advantages. At the February 22 council meeting, the SJEDD’s Executive Director Gordon Dahl presented Mayor Desiderio with a check for $179,779 for Sea Isle City, which will help pay for our Excursion Park Entertainment Complex, currently under construction.
After the council meeting on February 22, Council held a public budget workshop to discuss possible changes to our 2011 municipal budget with the City Administration. Some minor changes were discussed, but overall the majority of Council feels that the budget is ready to be adopted. At the March 15 Council meeting, public comments will be heard about the budget. We anticipate that because of the “zero tax levy,” public comments will be minimal (yet always appreciated) and we expect to be able to adopt the budget on that date.
PROJECT UPDATES:
Landfill Remediation Project - The city’s contractor, Albrecht & Heun, completed installation of a protective barrier along the bay side of the former landfill at the north end of the City. This project will protect the bay environment as the City works with the State to develop a long term protective barrier along with conversion of the landfill into a passive recreation park.
47th Place Bulkhead – At the February 8 City Council meeting, a construction project to replace the deteriorated street end bulkhead at 47th Place was awarded to Walters Marine. The cost of the project is $133,644. Work is scheduled to commence within the next several weeks in order for the bulkhead to be completed prior to the summer season.
43rd Street Reconstruction – Water and Sewer utility work is substantially completed on 43rd Street between Landis Avenue and Park Road. Following total completion of the utility work and coordination with adjacent construction (including the addition to St. Joseph’s Church), final paving of the street surface will be able to be accomplished.
Landis Avenue Reconstruction, 54th to 69th Streets – The County has agreed to extend the reconstruction and resurfacing of Landis Avenue from 54th to 69th Streets. The City will perform necessary water and sewer utility work in advance of the project. The utility work will commence following the 2011 summer season.
80th Street Water Tower – The contractor, Allied Painting, has substantially completed rehabilitation and repainting of the water tower, which will soon be placed back in service. This was a critical project to maintain the City’s infrastructure in order to ensure delivery of water during peak demand.
JFK Boulevard Basketball Courts/Playground – The project has started with removal of old playground equipment, which will be replaced with state of the art playground equipment. On March 10, the City will receive bids for reconstruction of the basketball courts and lighting, and resurfacing of the entire playground area in order to have the facility ready for Memorial Day Weekend.
Excursion Park Entertainment Complex - Work continues on construction of the band shell and the new pavilion. The form of the bandshell is starting to take place as framing of the structure proceeds. Foundation work for the pavilion has been completed, and the contractor remains on track to complete the project prior to Memorial Day Weekend.
Marina Boat Ramp- At the February 8 City Council meeting, a construction project to replace the deteriorated municipal boat ramp was awarded to Walters Marine. The cost of the project is $196,120. Work is scheduled to be completed by the end of April.
Lagoon Dredging – Surveying and engineering work continues on the project to dredge lagoons citywide. The City is scheduled to meet with representatives of the Department of Environmental Protection within the next two weeks to assess the project and define permitting requirements. The project remains on track to be accomplished in the fall of 2011.
DID YOU KNOW…
• Our next regular City Council meeting is a NIGHT MEETING on Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 6:00 a.m. on the second floor of the Public Safety Building, 233 JFK Boulevard.
• Sea Isle City’s newly updated website, www.seaislecitynj.us, is better than ever!
• 2011 Seasonal Beach Tags are now on sale at City Hall for the pre-season price of $15 (after May 15 seasonal beach tags cost $20). Beach tags can be pre-ordered by mail at the discount price by downloading the 2011 beach tag application and mailing in your payment. After April 15, you can pick up your reserved tags at the Beach Tag Office (263-1771). Remember: Beach Tags make great gifts!
• Vote today! Sea Isle City is once again a contender in the 4th Annual “New Jersey’s Top Ten Beaches” contest. In 2010, we were rated #5 on the list of the Garden State’s best beach resorts and this year we hope to be #1, so please visit www.njtoptenbeaches.org and vote in all three categories: Family Vacation, Day Trips and Eco-Tourism. –And tell all of your friends!
• A public meeting to address one-way streets in Townsends Inlet will be held at the T.I. Fire House on Saturday, March 12, at 10:00 a.m.
• The Sea Isle City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade is March 12 at 3:30, 94th to 63rd Streets.
MAYOR’S MESSAGE:
I am happy to report that Sea Isle City’s 17th Annual Polar Bear Plunge was a triumphant accomplishment and our largest plunge to date! I would like to thank all of the many people who helped make this year’s plunge a success – especially the organizers and the residents and visitors who took part in the many activities surrounding plunge weekend. The funds that were raised will support many summer events, which will in turn benefit us all.
And speaking of funds, we recently learned that the amount of money the City will receive this year from the lease at Gillian’s Amusement Park for the 2010 summer season (which is based on the park’s total yearly revenue) will be $41,964. That figure is up from last year’s amount of $38,450, which is an indication of the park’s continuing success.
As I announced during this week’s City Council meeting, Sea Isle Revitalization and the Chamber of Commerce will host a town-wide Yard Sale later this summer. The date of the sale has not yet been announced, but I can tell you that we will be waiving the traditional yard sale permit fee for that event so as many home-owners as possible will be inspired to participate. So, clear out your garages, your closets and your attics, and get ready for a big yard sale later this year!
Since crosswalks are very important to pedestrian safety, this year we will be adding even more of the striped walkways here in Sea Isle City. Later this spring, look for new crosswalks at intersections along Park Road and also on our town’s North End, where several new crosswalks will help people cross Landis Avenue along the dune-line.
Because we received some complaints about the timing of the traffic lights at the intersection of JFK Boulevard and Central Avenue, we spoke with Cape May County Engineer Dale Foster to see what could be done about this issue (because JFK is a county roadway). I am happy to announce that the timing for those traffic lights has since been maximized, which should solve that problem.
We have also received several requests to make some changes in Townsends Inlet, where some resident would like to see several two-way streets changed to one-way streets. To address this issue, we have scheduled a public meeting on Saturday, March 12, at the T.I. Fire House on 86th Street at 10:00 a.m., where everyone will be able voice their opinions.
As you must know, not long ago I directed Police Chief Tom D’Intino to temporarily “take the reigns” of Sea Isle’s Volunteer Fire Department, which was having some internal challenges. I am now happy to report that Chief D’Intino has turned control back over to the fire department’s officers, who will continue to work on their by-laws as they serve this community – just as they have done for more than a century. We in Sea Isle City have a top-notch fire department, whose members are totally committed to this town and the people who live here, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank each of our fire department’s volunteers for all they do for this town. It’s not an easy job, yet they are always there when the fire whistle blows.
As spring rapidly approaches, I look forward to seeing more and more of you outdoors, enjoying the fresh salt air. Until then, stay warm!
CITY COUNCIL MESSAGE:
City Council wants to thank all of the people who were involved with the 2011 Polar Bear Plunge Weekend --especially the event’s organizers, who helped make this year’s plunge the most successful and largest to date.
At long last, we are going into the final stage of development at our municipal marina (adjacent to the south side of the Sea Isle Bridge). Council recently awarded a contract for $196,000 to Walters Marine Construction for boat ramp reconstruction, which will be completed this spring. Also in the marina area, you can now see the construction going on for our new marina services building, which will house public restrooms for that area along with showers and restrooms for boat owners who rent slips at our marina.
Council would like to thank the South Jersey Economic Development District, a state run organization designed to strengthen New Jersey’s economy by retaining and growing businesses through financial assistance, by renewing communities, and by promoting the State’s strategic advantages. At the February 22 council meeting, the SJEDD’s Executive Director Gordon Dahl presented Mayor Desiderio with a check for $179,779 for Sea Isle City, which will help pay for our Excursion Park Entertainment Complex, currently under construction.
After the council meeting on February 22, Council held a public budget workshop to discuss possible changes to our 2011 municipal budget with the City Administration. Some minor changes were discussed, but overall the majority of Council feels that the budget is ready to be adopted. At the March 15 Council meeting, public comments will be heard about the budget. We anticipate that because of the “zero tax levy,” public comments will be minimal (yet always appreciated) and we expect to be able to adopt the budget on that date.
PROJECT UPDATES:
Landfill Remediation Project - The city’s contractor, Albrecht & Heun, completed installation of a protective barrier along the bay side of the former landfill at the north end of the City. This project will protect the bay environment as the City works with the State to develop a long term protective barrier along with conversion of the landfill into a passive recreation park.
47th Place Bulkhead – At the February 8 City Council meeting, a construction project to replace the deteriorated street end bulkhead at 47th Place was awarded to Walters Marine. The cost of the project is $133,644. Work is scheduled to commence within the next several weeks in order for the bulkhead to be completed prior to the summer season.
43rd Street Reconstruction – Water and Sewer utility work is substantially completed on 43rd Street between Landis Avenue and Park Road. Following total completion of the utility work and coordination with adjacent construction (including the addition to St. Joseph’s Church), final paving of the street surface will be able to be accomplished.
Landis Avenue Reconstruction, 54th to 69th Streets – The County has agreed to extend the reconstruction and resurfacing of Landis Avenue from 54th to 69th Streets. The City will perform necessary water and sewer utility work in advance of the project. The utility work will commence following the 2011 summer season.
80th Street Water Tower – The contractor, Allied Painting, has substantially completed rehabilitation and repainting of the water tower, which will soon be placed back in service. This was a critical project to maintain the City’s infrastructure in order to ensure delivery of water during peak demand.
JFK Boulevard Basketball Courts/Playground – The project has started with removal of old playground equipment, which will be replaced with state of the art playground equipment. On March 10, the City will receive bids for reconstruction of the basketball courts and lighting, and resurfacing of the entire playground area in order to have the facility ready for Memorial Day Weekend.
Excursion Park Entertainment Complex - Work continues on construction of the band shell and the new pavilion. The form of the bandshell is starting to take place as framing of the structure proceeds. Foundation work for the pavilion has been completed, and the contractor remains on track to complete the project prior to Memorial Day Weekend.
Marina Boat Ramp- At the February 8 City Council meeting, a construction project to replace the deteriorated municipal boat ramp was awarded to Walters Marine. The cost of the project is $196,120. Work is scheduled to be completed by the end of April.
Lagoon Dredging – Surveying and engineering work continues on the project to dredge lagoons citywide. The City is scheduled to meet with representatives of the Department of Environmental Protection within the next two weeks to assess the project and define permitting requirements. The project remains on track to be accomplished in the fall of 2011.
DID YOU KNOW…
• Our next regular City Council meeting is a NIGHT MEETING on Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 6:00 a.m. on the second floor of the Public Safety Building, 233 JFK Boulevard.
• Sea Isle City’s newly updated website, www.seaislecitynj.us, is better than ever!
• 2011 Seasonal Beach Tags are now on sale at City Hall for the pre-season price of $15 (after May 15 seasonal beach tags cost $20). Beach tags can be pre-ordered by mail at the discount price by downloading the 2011 beach tag application and mailing in your payment. After April 15, you can pick up your reserved tags at the Beach Tag Office (263-1771). Remember: Beach Tags make great gifts!
• Vote today! Sea Isle City is once again a contender in the 4th Annual “New Jersey’s Top Ten Beaches” contest. In 2010, we were rated #5 on the list of the Garden State’s best beach resorts and this year we hope to be #1, so please visit www.njtoptenbeaches.org and vote in all three categories: Family Vacation, Day Trips and Eco-Tourism. –And tell all of your friends!
• A public meeting to address one-way streets in Townsends Inlet will be held at the T.I. Fire House on Saturday, March 12, at 10:00 a.m.
• The Sea Isle City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade is March 12 at 3:30, 94th to 63rd Streets.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Sea Isle City Calendar of Events for March and April
EVENTS IN SEA ISLE CITY
MARCH/ APRIL, 2011
TOWNSENDS INLET CIVIC CENTER - SPRING OPEN HOUSE
March 5, 2011, 7:00 – 8:00 pm, T.I. Civic Center - 138-85th St.
Info: (609) 263-3002 or www.senaworld.org
KIX-MCNUTLEY’S ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
March 12, 2011, 3:30 pm (Rain or Shine), 93rd-63rd Sts. & Landis Ave.
Info: (609) 263-4461, Ext. 230 or (609) 263-6341
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/REVITALIZATION - GIRLS’ WEEKEND
March 25 – 27, 2011
Info: (609) 263-9090 or www.seaislerevitalization.com
OCEAN DRIVE MARATHON
March 27, 2011, Cape May to Sea Isle, 9:00 am, Pre-registration and fee
(Sea Isle 5K Run, 42nd St. & Pleasure Ave., Registration 8 am, Run 10 am, $30)
Info: (609) 523-0880, odmracedirector@comcast.net or www.odmarathon.org
EASTER PROGRAM
April 13, 2011 (Rain Date: April 14), 4:30 pm, ages up to 11 years
Aurora’s Play By The Bay - 6108 Central Ave.
Info: (609) 263-0050 or www.seaislecitynj.us
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION - BEACH CLEAN UP
April 30, 2011 (Rain Date: May 1), 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, Beach Tag Office - 125 JFK Blvd.
Info: (609) 263-2081
AEROBICS
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays - Adults, 9:00 a.m. @ Community Lodge
$5/class or $40/10 session pass
YOGA
Wednesdays @ 7:00 p.m., Fridays @ 7:30 a.m., $10/class
Info: (609) 602-3398 or www.njbeachYOGA.com
SENIOR CITIZENS SIT & BE FIT
Wednesdays & Fridays, 2:15 – 3:00 p.m. @ Community Lodge, No fee
Submitted by the Sea Isle City Department of Community Services
*VISIT THE SEA ISLE CITY WEBSITE AT www.seaislecitynj.us *
MARCH/ APRIL, 2011
TOWNSENDS INLET CIVIC CENTER - SPRING OPEN HOUSE
March 5, 2011, 7:00 – 8:00 pm, T.I. Civic Center - 138-85th St.
Info: (609) 263-3002 or www.senaworld.org
KIX-MCNUTLEY’S ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
March 12, 2011, 3:30 pm (Rain or Shine), 93rd-63rd Sts. & Landis Ave.
Info: (609) 263-4461, Ext. 230 or (609) 263-6341
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/REVITALIZATION - GIRLS’ WEEKEND
March 25 – 27, 2011
Info: (609) 263-9090 or www.seaislerevitalization.com
OCEAN DRIVE MARATHON
March 27, 2011, Cape May to Sea Isle, 9:00 am, Pre-registration and fee
(Sea Isle 5K Run, 42nd St. & Pleasure Ave., Registration 8 am, Run 10 am, $30)
Info: (609) 523-0880, odmracedirector@comcast.net or www.odmarathon.org
EASTER PROGRAM
April 13, 2011 (Rain Date: April 14), 4:30 pm, ages up to 11 years
Aurora’s Play By The Bay - 6108 Central Ave.
Info: (609) 263-0050 or www.seaislecitynj.us
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION - BEACH CLEAN UP
April 30, 2011 (Rain Date: May 1), 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, Beach Tag Office - 125 JFK Blvd.
Info: (609) 263-2081
AEROBICS
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays - Adults, 9:00 a.m. @ Community Lodge
$5/class or $40/10 session pass
YOGA
Wednesdays @ 7:00 p.m., Fridays @ 7:30 a.m., $10/class
Info: (609) 602-3398 or www.njbeachYOGA.com
SENIOR CITIZENS SIT & BE FIT
Wednesdays & Fridays, 2:15 – 3:00 p.m. @ Community Lodge, No fee
Submitted by the Sea Isle City Department of Community Services
*VISIT THE SEA ISLE CITY WEBSITE AT www.seaislecitynj.us *
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Sea Isle City Podcast
A co-worker and I started a podcast about Sea Isle City, please check it out!
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