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BELMAR During its meeting on May 4, the Belmar borough council discussed the possibility of buying the building that formerly was the home of the Belmar First Aid Squad, which was the oldest volunteer first-aid squad in the country, dating back to 1927.
The First Aid Squad ceased operations on March 31 due to lack of funding and other operational issues. The building is currently listed for sale, and the First Aid Squad is currently accepting bids for the building and property, located on the corner of 9th Avenue and D Street.
According to Mayor Mark Walsifer, building a new first aid building would most likely cost more than buying the current building, so he feels that is something that the borough should look into.
Former DPW boss in N.J. beach town harassed employee with autism, lawsuit says
Updated Feb 02, 2021;
Posted Feb 02, 2021
The beach at Belmar in a July 2020 photo. Colin Hines, a borough DPW worker, claims in a lawsuit that his former boss harassed him because he is autistic.Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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An employee in the Belmar Department of Public Works in Monmouth County has filed a lawsuit alleging he was harassed and verbally abused because he has autism.
Colton Hines, 22, of Neptune, claims in court papers that Michael Campbell Sr., who was the DPW director, subjected him to a hostile and discriminatory work environment for about eight years.