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Mark Tyler graduated from Atlantic City High School and went on to Columbia Union College, in Takoma Park, MD, which is now Washington Adventist University. Mark earned a BA degree in Journalism. His
The students, who visited South Africa from June 2-June 18, courtesy of the City of Atlantic City, Atlantic City Youth Services and the “A Leadership Journey” nonprofit youth leadership and travel program, were required to journal every day. And each said they were struck by the amount of love they
The international outdoor picnic found its way to the resort last year and has already taken hold in the hearts of residents and visitors alike.
The first 50 scholarships of $10,000 each were given to current high school seniors who graduated the next day. Another 50 scholarships, which will also be paid out in $5,000 increments per semester, were awarded to college students who previously graduated from Atlantic City High School and live in
Actress Lynn Whitfield visited the Wilmington Public Library on Thursday, June 8, for “An Evening with Actress Lynn Whitfield” sponsored by Delaware Humanities.
Throughout the summer, Public Works crews will clean a different ward each day and encourage residents to maintain their own neighborhoods.
The Atlantic City Kiwanis Club held Charter Night on May 18 at the Claridge Hotel as chapters from around the state joined them to celebrate their recharter.
The City’s first Black Mayor James L. Usry, as well as former mayor, assemblyman and senator Jim Whelan, are both immortalized on the wall. The mural also pays homage to the Miss America Pageant, the Steel Pier and the historic Diving Horse of years long past.
The proposed 2023 Fiscal Year budget is $225,811,360.74 and has a more than 5-cent tax decrease.
The building was previously controlled by the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority, through a lease agreement. The CRDA then subleased the property to Comcast who hired a different company to run the day-to-day operations as the Flyers Skate Zone.
