New and Old Artists Attend the AC Arts Foundation's Winter Mixer at the Anchor Rock Club
The two-hour event featured music, mingling, news about the Atlantic City Arts Foundation's s 100th Mural and more than 20 vendors of art and culture.
Raymond Tyler
Raymond Tyler is a native of Atlantic City but has also lived and worked in Newark, NJ, and Philadelphia. Mr. Tyler has worked as a writer/photographer for some of the most successful magazines nation
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka Speaks at three Atlantic City locations on Tuesday
Baraka was in town roughly three-and-a-half months before the June primary to make his case to Atlantic City voters as to why, he believes will win the June primary as a Democrat and then the general election in November.
Jack Ciattarelli Makes Appearance and Speech at Business Round Table
Ciattarelli discussed his views on relocating people from areas of "blite," owning franchises, and getting people back in the office who are working from home.
New June Primary Date is June 10, 2025. Passed in both General Assembly and Senate of NJ.
The 2025 primary election date has been changed from June 3, 2025 to June 10, 2025 to accommodate for a period of religious observance, ensuring all New Jersey voters have equal access to voting.
Karabinchak Bill to End Traffic-Related Deaths Signed into Law
The bill establishes the "New Jersey Target Zero Commission" to study traffic safety measures.
Murphy Writing Hosts Book Signing For Summer Hill 7
ATLANTIC CITY - A Stockton University-based writing group called Murphy Writing hosts a monthly open mic series at The Noyes Arts Garage, on the third Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. Murphy Writing was founded and named after long-time educator Peter Murphy, who taught English at Atlantic City
Living Single's TC Carson Kicks Off Tour in Philadelphia
Carson will continue with performances in Boston, Atlanta, and St. Louis before concluding his tour in his hometown of Chicago next month.
Assembly Committee Advances Bill to Expand Housing Opportunities
Under the bill, municipalities would become eligible for preferences in certain state aid if they direct their local planning boards to review and update zoning rules to allow for more residential development.
“John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act of New Jersey” Clears Assembly.
Local Government Committee Reynolds-Jackson, Wimberly, Sumter, and Conaway bill aims to ensure that all New Jerseyans have equal access to the voting process.