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Teen Tech columnist Lillian Tyler explains why Electronic Arts' $55 billion acquisition is moving forward, what regulators approved, and how the deal could affect employees, gamers and the future of one of the world's largest video game companies.
Community leaders, artists and residents gathered at North Carolina and Pacific avenues to officially open MBCA Park, a new public space featuring local art, music and community collaboration.
The Atlantic City 66ers bring experience, camaraderie and a love of basketball to Ventnor, with players sharing their thoughts on the 2026 Frontcourt Masters tournament: 60 Year-Old Plus Team comes in 3rd place, winning Consolation Game
Veteran players from across South Jersey put old hometown rivalries aside to represent Atlantic City as the Frontcourt Masters tournament tipped off in Ventnor.
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Atlantic City's Division of Reentry Services offers free lot cleanup, brush removal, bulk debris hauling and trash can assistance, with most residential service requests completed within 48 hours.
The former Atlantic City teacher and school board member returns home to lead Sovereign Avenue School after serving as an assistant principal in Galloway Township.
Longtime Atlantic City educator steps into school leadership after more than 25 years of service to Atlantic City Public Schools
After approximately 10 years of state financial oversight, Atlantic City Public Schools has regained full control of its fiscal operations following significant improvements in financial management, accountability and governance.
Angela C. Richardson challenges readers to move beyond comfortable routines, strengthen their minds and bodies, and make intentional changes that lead to lasting growth.
