ACCC Unveils Wind Training Center

Atlantic Cape Community College unveiled its new 1,700-square-foot Wind Training Center on Monday at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City campus. According to the Press of Atlantic City, the college broke ground on the training center Oct. 28, 2021, as part of a $2.9 million state grant aimed at growing New Jersey’s nascent offshore wind … Read more

Judge Allows CRDA Into Road Diet Lawsuit

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority is now officially a party in a lawsuit over the city’s proposed “road diet” for Atlantic Avenue, after the agency asserted its right to review plans and decide whether the project will move forward. According to the Press of Atlantic City, Superior Court Assignment Judge Michael Blee allowed the CRDA … Read more

AC Mayor:Future Of Airshow May Be In Jeopardy

The future of the “Visit Atlantic City Airshow” is reportedly in jeopardy. Mayor Marty Small Sr. said Monday on the Don Williams Show that there have been discussions with the state about the future of the event and possible funding options. While he was non-committal about whether or not the show will happen this summer, … Read more

Tilton Inn Closing

In Egg Harbor Township the Tilton Inn will close next month, according to a statement on its Facebook page. “In 1963 Al and Mildred Ulrich opened the doors to Tilton Inn,” according to the statement. “We are incredibly grateful for your support over the past 60+ years. At this time, we have decided it is … Read more

Flounder Season

Grab your fishing pole soon! The recent meeting of the New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council that had summer flounder on the agenda had the full attention of a packed house. It was held at the Galloway Township branch of the Atlantic County Library System on Jimmie Leeds Road.The summer flounder season will start May 4 … Read more

Cape May Housing

The city of Cape May wants more affordable housing according to Mayor Zack Mullock. Cape May is one of many communities throughout New Jersey are watching the progress of new affordable housing reform legislation that passed the Assembly earlier this month and has the backing of Gov. Phil Murphy. A Senate vote could come next … Read more

Special Meeting Of ACHA Monday

The Atlantic City Housing Authority will now hold a special meeting at 4:30 p.m. Monday, rather than earlier dates and times announced previously. The Press of Atlantic City reports it comes after U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s visit to Stanley Holmes Village, where about 130 residents are suing the authority over unsafe and unhealthy conditions. … Read more

Atlantic County Democrats Endorse Candidates

Atlantic County Democrats gave ringing endorsements Sunday to U.S. Rep. Andy Kim, D-3rd, in the upcoming Senate race and to congressional candidate Tim Alexander. According to the Press of Atlantic City, the 49th annual Atlantic County Democratic Convention was held. Tammy Murphy, wife of Gov. Phil Murphy, lost handily to Kim, 156-54. In what was … Read more

Van Drew Wants A HUD Probe Into ACHA

U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew wants to call in HUD’s Office of Inspector General to investigate the Atlantic City Housing Authority, to find out why conditions for residents are so bad. He met with about 50 residents at the community center Friday morning. Stanley Holmes is the 420-unit public housing complex where about 130 residents … Read more

Rydell Statue

In Wildwood Bobby Rydell is set to come back to the city he loved and helped make famous, with a vote Wednesday by the Board of Commissioners to authorize the installation of a statue of the late singer at 4501 Atlantic Ave. Also known as Fox Park, which includes a baseball field and playground across … Read more