Atlantic Cape Community College was one of four New Jersey community colleges to receive an award of $40,000 to help train faculty members and fund a tuition-free, non-credit certificate programs in community journalism from The New Jersey Council for the Humanities...
560 words ~ 3 minute read SUMMARY Introverts bring unique strengths to the workplace, including increased focus, productivity, and deep thinking abilities that stem from their comfort with solitude and their highly active brains, even at rest. Despite the perception...
Atlantic City, New Jersey, the iconic East Coast destination, is ready to revolutionize the experience for meeting planners, exhibitors, and attendees with an all-new website. The innovative platform offers a variety of interactive tools, engaging content,...
The Murphy administration is proposing a new rule that would phase out the sale of new gasoline light-duty vehicles by 2035, joining California and up to a dozen other states moving to transition to zero-emission vehicles. Read more from NJ Spotlight News.
A cooperative effort between the city and county law enforcement and casino executives over the past year has led to far fewer homeless in tourist areas, Atlantic County Prosecutor William Reynolds said. Read more from The Press of Atlantic City.
A flood of planned new cannabis businesses may slow to a trickle, at least for now, while multiple proposals work their way through the state approval process. Read more from The Press of Atlantic City.
Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind is proposing to use 1.7 acres of beach between South Texas and Iowa avenues, a portion of Bader Field and a portion of a city park for the installation of underground transmission lines, according to legal notices published recently by...
The sign on the front of the newly renovated building at 3426 Atlantic Ave in Atlantic City says: Come, Sit, Stay. That is easy to oblige at the newest watering hole in Atlantic City, Good Dog Bar, where good friends, good food, and good times make it a great fit....
It’s been more than 30 years since Atlantic City hosted the National Governors Association Annual meeting. But, this year it’s back in the Garden State. Read more from CBS News.
