Around 800 kids attended El Dia Del Niño event Saturday hosted by Organización Azteca and El Pueblo Unido of Atlantic City at Atlantic City's Pete Pallitto Field.
Rabbi Gordon L. Geller, a spiritual leader for more than three decades in Margate and a community activist, died Friday.
Christine L. Sanfelice, 32, of Camden and Alex L. Crawford, 27, of Hammonton, were arrested in Brigantine April 24 for active warrants, in addition to new drug and firearm charges.
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Cape May County’s Republican Committee Chairman Mike Donohue will lead a steering committee for a rally for former President Donald Trump in Wildwood, planned for May 11.
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Maryn Olson, 22, of Mays Landing, is using art to recover from a traumatic brain injury.
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Atlantic Cape Community College students Enin Taggart and Priya Momi were named members of the New Jersey All-State Academic Team at the 2024 New Jersey Community College Scholars Celebration on April 25 at the State Museum in Trenton.
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On May 3, 2024, Buena Regional High School held a promenade before prom in the school's theater.
A Manahawkin man was sentenced to five years in prison for theft by failure to make disposition when he did little to no work on homes damaged by Superstorm Sandy despite receiving nearly $700,000 for repairs, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said Friday.
The county will complete the final resurfacing of phase 2 of Jackson and Lafayette streets next week in Cape May, as well as repair work on Third Avenue in Stone Harbor.
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The state Department of Education won't make a decision regarding the status of Atlantic City schools Superintendent La'Quetta Small until the charges against her and husband Mayor Marty Small Sr. are resolved, a spokesperson said Friday.
Three anti-wind power groups are suing New Jersey to overturn a key environmental approval for a wind energy farm planned off the coast of Long Beach Island.
An Egg Harbor Township man was arrested Friday after drugs including heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine were allegedly found in his home, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said.
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For the 51st consecutive year, under an overcast sky, Ocean City's hermit crab mascot saw his shadow on the day that bears his name, meaning, according to city legend, that summer will once again come a week early.
In the wake of a string of recent fires that damaged the iconic Boardwalk — one started by a campfire that killed a homeless man — resort leaders vowed Friday to find ways to prevent more homeless encampments from popping up.
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On May 3, 2024, Ocean City mascot Martin Z. Mollusk sees his shadow on the Moorlyn Terrace beach next to the Music Pier, signifying with much fanfare an early start to the summer.
A tort claim filed last week against Mayor Marty Small Sr. and his wife, schools Superintendent La'Quetta Small, claims the couple attempted to destroy evidence to cover up alleged child abuse after they were charged with endangering the welfare of their teenage daughter, according to BreakingAC.
The murder trial of a New Jersey dad charged in the death of his 6-year-old son has begun with prosecutors and defense lawyers disputing what caused the boy’s death.
After years — maybe decades — of talk, Ocean City Council took steps to move forward with the latest plan to address the city’s public safety building.
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