A Closer Look: AC's First Annual Daddy-Daughter Sneaker Ball
The red carpet was rolled out for girls in grades K–8 and their fathers, who enjoyed a night of dinner, dancing, mocktails, raffles, and plenty of photos.
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Atlantic City Focus Has New Publication Schedule : Weekend Guide Thursday, More In-Depth Reads and Civic Engagement
Starting this week, the publication will release three editions per week, each with a specific focus to better serve its audience.
First Annual Daddy-Daughter Sneaker Ball Brings Elegance and Joy to Atlantic City Families
The event welcomed girls in grades K-8 and their dads for an evening of bonding, celebration, and fun.
"We’re Suffering"
For decades, residents living near the Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) landfill in Egg Harbor Township have raised concerns about the facility’s impact on their health and quality of life.
Assembly Advances Bill to Create Database of Affordable Housing
Under the bill, each municipality would be required to submit a quarterly report to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (NJDCA) of the affordable housing units, senior citizen housing units, and veterans units within their communities.
A Closer Look: Atlantic City Aquarium Reopens After Five Years
Edward Lea SnapShot Photography, LLC // Visitors can once again explore exhibits featuring over 100 aquatic species, including Groman, the 225-pound loggerhead sea turtle. Other highlights include diamondback terrapins, rays, seahorses, and lionfish.
After 5 Years, Atlantic City Aquarium Reopens With New Exhibits and Renovations
With renovations and repair work to both the interior and exterior now complete, the aquarium showcases more than 100 species—highlighted by Groman, a 225-pound loggerhead sea turtle.
State Legislature to Hold Public Hearing on Rising Utility Costs
The Senate Select Committee and the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee will hold a joint public hearing on Friday, March 28, at 10:00 a.m. in Committee Room 4 at the State House Annex to hear testimony on the issue of energy affordability.
New Jersey Joins 21-State Lawsuit to Halt Closure of U.S. Education Department
According to Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the coalition, the Trump administration’s actions have already had serious consequences for families and students across the country.