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Nay’s Closet is a rare independently owned boutique in Atlantic City
Even as a teenager, Shawnea Byrd’s room was the place to go shopping. Curating her purchases with care and style, she displayed them on the walls of her little bedroom in Sharon...
CASA volunteer Bonnie Zatyko
CASA volunteer Bonnie Zatyko, a retired teacher, with three of the children she used to advocate for who were in foster care. Read More from Press of Atlantic City.
N.J. offshore wind company paid $23 million for a full city block along the A.C. Boardwalk, but won’t yet say what it’s for
Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind, a company that holds one of two leases to build an ocean wind energy farm off the New Jersey coast, paid $23.5 million in June for a full city...
New leader takes helm at Atlantic City casino trade group
Mark Giannantonio has more than 35 years experience in the casino industry, and has been president and CEO of Resorts casino since 2012. Before that, he was president and CEO of...
Atlantic City chosen by FEMA for $5.4 million in flood protection grants
Three city flood mitigation projects will have help from grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The projects are part of a $100 million plan Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s...
Top Industry Leaders to Address East Coast Gaming Congress on Critical Gaming Issues
Twelve casino industry leaders will discuss the future of the gaming industry in two roundtable discussions at the East Coast Gaming Congress and NextGen Gaming Forum, which will...
Nominations Now Open for Prestigious NJTIA Tourism Excellence Awards
The New Jersey Tourism Industry Association proudly announces the Tourism Excellence Award nominations are now open. The New Jersey Tourism Industry Association would like to...
New leader takes helm at Atlantic City casino trade group
The trade group for Atlantic City’s nine casinos named a veteran casino executive as its new president Thursday. Mark Giannantonio has more than 35 years’ experience in the...
Noyes Museum Receives Dodge Grant of $30,000
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation's Board of Trustees recently approved a $30,000 general operating support grant to the Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University. The Noyes...
N.J. to issue its first guidelines on where warehouses should be built
When she first heard about the massive warehouse project coming to her New Jersey town, 18-year resident Tirza Wahrman broke down in tears. The proposed 5.5 million-square-foot...
Gen Z Knows What It Wants From Employers. And Employers Want Them.
Danielle Ross is a 26-year-old who lives in a small town in upstate New York. She describes herself as artistic and creative. She paints in her free time, and she has worked as a...
Electric vehicle fast-charging station open on AC Expressway
A fast-charging station for electric vehicles is now open at the Frank S. Farley Service Plaza on the Atlantic City Expressway, where drivers can access four 200 kW fast-charging...
Pleasantville bonds to address sewer, street needs as it looks to future Main Street project
The city is continuing to chart out a plan to finance much-need renovations to its sewer system and streets, while it looks ahead to future redevelopment projects. City Council...
Massive Indoor Pickleball Center Coming to the Former Shore Mall
What once was a bustling little mall has been reimagined and will once again be full of activity. ProShot Pickleball will be building a state-of-the-art indoor pickleball...
Atlantic City’s Joe Lupo to run Mirage casino for Hard Rock
Joe Lupo, who has helped two of Atlantic City’s most successful casinos thrive through years of market turbulence, will run the Mirage Hotel & Casino once Hard Rock buys the...
Atlantic City Convention Center Hosts Largest Sporting & Entertainment Collectables Events in the US
THE NATIONAL SPORTS COLLECTORS CONVENTION WRAPS UP 5-DAY EVENT CONVENTION CENTER OFFICIALS ESTIMATE 60,000+ IN ATTENDANCE The National Sports Collectors Convention just wrapped...
Atlantic County, New Jersey Has One of the Highest Foreclosure Rates in the Nation
The worst inflation in 40 years has led to cascading effects, with consumer sentiment declining and gross domestic product decreasing in the first quarter of this year. While the...
From autographs to the enormous amount of booths, The National thrills in Atlantic City
The Malvern, Pennsylvania, resident started the hobby when he was younger and, over 35 years, has accumulated thousands of signatures, many from Hall of Fame athletes. Camp added...
Flush with cash, NJ Transit plans upgrades
New Jersey Transit is significantly increasing its annual spending on capital projects after getting big cash infusions from the state and federal governments. Under an updated...
Atlantic City police break up homeless encampment under Playground Pier
Bill Butler, who is homeless, was awake at 7 a.m. on Monday when he and about 20 others were abruptly visited by city officials and told to vacate an encampment they had set up...
Copper theft drops CRDA’s sale price of AC building in half
Last year, the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority negotiated a deal to sell a building for about a 10th of its assessed value of more than $1 million. On Thursday,...
Amazon facility no longer coming to Galloway
Plans to build an Amazon delivery facility in the township appear to have been shelved, dampening hopes of bringing the online retail giant to the area — but there is a chance...
Urban farmers say government funding would help solve food insecurity in NJ
On most days you can find Bilal Walker tending to one of two small community farms he manages under the Al-Munir Farms banner in his native Newark. He’s a proud urban farmer who...
Sarkos named acting chief of the Atlantic City Police Department
James Sarkos has been named acting chief of the Atlantic City Police Department, leading local officials to hope he will soon get the chief job outright. “I am pleased to...
