Janmashtami Celebrated in AC with a Bond of Love
By Subrata Chowdhury for Atlantic City Focus
Mark Tyler
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
AC Remembers 9/11 on Anniversary
Military and first responder units filled the area near the Saracini-O’neil 9/11 Memorial at 10 am. to commemorate one of the most devasting attacks on American soil in United States history.
GALLERY: AC Remembers 9/11 on 22nd Anniversary
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, the twin towers of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan crumbled after being hit by Boeing 767s flown by hijackers.
আটলানটিক সিটিতে সমপ্রীতির বন্ধনে জন্মাষ্টমী উদযাপিত Janmashti Celebrated in AC with Bond of Love
আটলান্টিক সিটি ফোকাসের জন্য সুব্রত চৌধুরী
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small and Area Officials Oppose Migrant Plan for ACY
According to Bloomberg News, Atlantic City International Airport, ACY, was on a list of 11 federally owned possible locations that could be used to help house 60,000 asylum-seekers that recently arrived in New York City.
Gallery: Area Officials Oppose Possible Migrant Hub at Atlantic City International Airport
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Construction Underway on Venice Park's Second Bridge
In 2021, the city made emergency repairs to stabilize the bridge until it could be replaced. A single, alternating lane will always remain open during the construction.
Area Residents Head to Lincoln Memorial for 60th Anniversary of March on Washington
The National Action Network South Jersey Chapter focused on civil rights and social justice at march
NJ-MD Networking Breakfast Sparks Enthusiasm in AC
Mayor Marty Small Sr. explained that the city’s overall perception has improved. The city has received $30 million from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority in addition to other funding and has attracted the multibillion Renaissance at Bader Field project.