Two new ordinances are now in effect in one Jersey shore town to try to curb teen misbehavior.
Two new ordinances are now in effect in one Jersey Shore town to try to curb teen misbehavior.
"That's how I became friends with all the friends I have today," she said. "We all met right on those chairs over there.""The past year everything just sort of went crazy. Kids were doing wild things. It just wasn't a good environment for our city and it wasn't keeping people safe," said McMenamin. "Our building was spray painted," said Nick Sidoti, owner of Zio Niccolo Pizza on the promenade. "You ask anyone that's along the promenade, they'll tell you the same thing. Public urination, that kind of thing.""This is just a tool in case you want to be disruptive and it's after 10 o'clock. And they're going to give you two warnings," said Sea Isle City Mayor Len Desiderio.
The backpack ban is in effect from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. for juveniles and adults. It applies to the beach, promenade and beach block streets.
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