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Beach Badges Entry Monmouth Ocean County Jersey Shore NJ 2022 - Vimarsana News

Beach Badges Entry Monmouth Ocean County Jersey Shore NJ 2022

When a listener made a suggestion about how things should work down here at the Jersey Shore during the Summer, I just had to share it.

Beach Badges Entry Monmouth Ocean County Jersey Shore NJ 2022 - Vimarsana News

Beach Badges Entry Monmouth Ocean County Jersey Shore NJ 2022

When a listener made a suggestion about how things should work down here at the Jersey Shore during the Summer, I just had to share it.

Source: wobm.com
A message to anyone visiting the Jersey shore this summer - Vimarsana News

A message to anyone visiting the Jersey shore this summer

Memorial Day weekend is coming up, which means tourism season at the Jersey shore is upon us, so we have some things to clear up.

Source: nj1015.com
World ParaVolley appoints two officials to Beach Rules of the Game Commission - Vimarsana News

World ParaVolley appoints two officials to Beach Rules of the Game Commission

World ParaVolley has appointed Joep Van Iersel as team leader and Christian Battisti as general manager of the Beach Rules of the Game Commission.

Myrtle Beach City Council passes new beach rules - Vimarsana News

Myrtle Beach City Council passes new beach rules

Myrtle Beach City Council passes new beach rules By WMBF News Staff | May 14, 2021 at 9:45 PM EDT - Updated May 14 at 9:48 PM MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - The City of Myrtle Beach now has new rules in place for the beach. Earlier this week, city council passed three new rules addressing hole digging, tents for children and surf fishing in the area. Under the new rules, it’s now illegal to dig a hole deeper than two feet on the beach. Holes can also not be left unfilled, and metal shovels are no longer allowed for recreational digging. City leaders also updated guidance for children’s ...