Republicans were leading in three Atlantic County freeholder races in the hours after the polls closed Tuesday, Nov. 6, but they were not ready to claim victory. “I won’t get myself in a lather,” said Frank Formica, who is seeking his fourth term as Atlantic County freeholder-at-large. County Republicans were Read more…
VENTNOR – Ventnor Square Theater owner Brett DeNafo said he is “thrilled” to be awarded the bid for the second of three retail consumption licenses in Ventnor. DeNafo and his partners in Ventnor License, LLC join Blake Barabuscio, winner of the first liquor license, in their efforts to revitalize the Read more…
VENTNOR – The long awaited grand opening of Dunkin’ was a spectacle that pleased those with a sweet tooth and some who just like a real good cup of joe. The first 50 people in line Saturday morning, will be running on Dunkin’ all year long as they were the Read more…
VENTNOR – Members of the ad hoc Citizens Advisory Committee created to advise the Board of Commissioners about issues affecting homeowners, have revived a controversial topic that polarized the community last spring – increasing fees charged for vending ice cream on the beach. Resident Peter Kleiner, a member of the Read more…
VENTNOR – Dunkin’ will host a grand opening celebration Saturday, Nov. 3 to unveil its new next generation concept store at 6400 Ventnor Ave. Beginning at 10 a.m., Dunkin’ will offer the first 50 guests free coffee for a year and the opportunity to win prizes including an Amazon Echo Spot, signed Eagles Read more…
Parade celebrates the city’s diversity VENTNOR – Retiring U.S. Congressman Frank LoBiondo (R-2nd) and his wife Tina will be grand marshals of the second annual Twilight Holiday Parade and Kid’s Block Party, 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1. LoBiondo has been representing South Jersey for 24 years and the couple resides Read more…
VENTNOR – The contracts are approved, and the long-awaited streetscape improvement will soon begin in the North Beach commercial district. The Board of Commissioners Oct. 25 awarded a $1,077,799 contract to Ocean Construction, LLC of Marmora to make streetscape improvements on a three-block stretch of the Atlantic Avenue commercial district, Read more…
VENTNOR – After more than moderate flooding inundated the city on Saturday, it was cool and breezy, and the sun peeked out a few times during the first-ever Lawn Fest held at locations in Ventnor Sunday, Oct. 28. The event was originally scheduled for Sept. 15 but was cancelled because Read more…
VENTNOR – The LawnFest event originally scheduled for Sept. 15, will be held in 13 locations throughout the city Sunday, Oct. 28. Organizer Herbert S. Ushewokunze of Haich Media Group postponed the festival to Sunday because of September’s “unpredictable” weather. Although a coastal storm is expected Friday night into Saturday, the Read more…
VENTNOR – Feeling pressure from a critical social media community as they approach budget season, Board of Education members Wednesday, Oct. 24 revived a previous discussion about the possibility of hiring a consulting firm to conduct an investigation to assure the district is operating efficiently. But after somewhat contentious conversation, Read more…