ATLANTIC CITY – Recently engineered beaches along the coastline are in better shape than ever and ready for the summer tourist and hurricane seasons, federal, state and Stockton University officials said Wednesday morning during an update on the status New Read more…
VENTNOR – Developers of a proposed housing project on the unit-block of North Baton Rouge Avenue will go back to the drawing board after neighbors objected to their plan to build 10 new fee-simple townhouses on a single vacant lot Read more…
MARGATE – The local community theater group Margate Players 2 will be presenting the award-winning Broadway musical “The Addams Family” Thursday, June 28 through Sunday, July 1 at the Dominick A. Potena Performing Arts Center, Monmouth and Frontenac avenues. Show Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – The only remaining farmers market in Atlantic City kicked off the summer season Sunday, June 24 at the Bartram Avenue Park, located next to the Atlantic City Boardwalk. A handful of vendors committed to keeping the market Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – The Miller family of Longport is hosting the fifth annual Make the Best of It Bash 7-10 p.m. Friday, June 29 at Tropicana Casino Resort. The event honors their daughter and sister, Tara L. Miller, Esq., who Read more…
VENTNOR – Amid Pomp and Circumstance, there were 67 graduates in the promenade to the stage where they were proclaimed eligible to attend high school. Their graduation ceremony was held in the auditorium at the Ventnor Educational Community School Friday, Read more…
MARGATE – Friends and family of the late Walter “Ed” Vizthum are using a game he loved to benefit his alma mater. The inaugural Drink ‘n’ Shoes Horseshoe Tournament will be held Saturday, July 14 followed by a beef and Read more…
MARGATE – The Fire Department is reaching out to the public during two events being held next week. The department will hold its annual fire prevention program 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 28 behind the Margate Public Library, 8100 Atlantic Ave. Read more…
MARGATE – After three years of planning and discussions, the Board of Commissioners June 21 introduced an ordinance that makes major changes to the city’s zoning laws. The ordinance passed first reading and will be sent to the Planning Board Read more…
Ordinance changes how underground utilities are installed The Board of Commissioners June 20 approved an ordinance amending its developmental code to require “open trench” installation of underground utilities. The change allows the municipality to physically inspect the conduit containing the Read more…