Atlantic County residents 16-24 years old can earn $15 an hour while gaining valuable knowledge and work experience by participating in the Summer Youth Employment Program. “This program has been very successful in providing youth with a chance to explore potential career paths and earn money and experience while doing Read more…
VENTNOR – The city will host its annual Shredding Day event 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 22 at Newport Avenue and the beach. The shredding event provides a safe way to dispose of papers that could contain sensitive personal information, such as Social Security numbers, and old tax records. Read more…
CAMDEN – A Margate doctor Tuesday admitted his role in defrauding New Jersey state and local health benefits programs and other insurers by submitting fraudulent claims for medically unnecessary prescriptions, U.S. Attorney Vikas Khanna announced in a release. Brian Sokalsky, 44, of Margate, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Robert Read more…
Sismai Roman Vazquez has enjoyed working with many tremendous sales professionals throughout her career. While everyone has their unique style, particular characteristics reoccur amongst the most successful salespeople. Before diving into the list of personality traits, Sismai Roman Vazquez believes it is important to note that many of these characteristics Read more…
Superior Farms is an American lamb purveyor focused on reducing their carbon footprint and environmental impact, with an emphasis on sustainability. In the following article, Superior Farms discusses several simple strategies the industry can employ to reduce their carbon footprint. Sustainability has become a major focus across many industries, including Read more…
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Congressman Jeff Van Drew today announced the 2023 high school Congressional Art Competition is open for entries. “I am thrilled to announce to all of our high schoolers in New Jersey’s Second District that the 2023 Congressional Art Competition is now accepting submissions,” Van Drew said in Read more…
By NANETTE LoBIONDO GALLOWAY MARGATE – The Board of School Estimate Thursday, March 23 approved the school district’s 2023-2024 budget to educate 336, K-12 students. The board consists of the commissioners and school board President Catherine Horn and Vice-president Dr. Joel Frankel. The $14,298,919 operating budget, up 5% or $695,530 Read more…
MARGATE – According to Independantwestand.org, “Few things embody the American Dream quite like mom and pop businesses.” That’s why the Friends of Margate 2023 team will not only be celebrating “National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day,” but also saluting those that have been in the Margate City community for Read more…
Artificial intelligence. Better known as AI. It wasn’t that long ago that the concept of AI and all the astonishing impacts it could achieve were reserved for the world of science fiction and, perhaps, as a possible tool for generations down the road. But today, the future is here. AtlantiCare Read more…
MAYS LANDING – Atlantic County Sheriff Eric Scheffler March 24 swore in nine new Sheriff’s officers at the Criminal Courthouse in Mays Landing. Officers Katie Rolik, Lauren Kromenacker, Nicholas George, Andrew Marcucci, Ryan Dalton, Sean Soder, Brooke Thomas, Alan Banaga and Alex Banaga, pictured here with Scheffler began their first day Read more…