AC Rites of Passage Celebrates 40th Anniversary
The Atlantic City Rites of Passage program celebrated its 40th Anniversary on Tuesday, May 30 at the Atlantic City All Wars Memorial building.
AC Kiwanis Club Makes New Start
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.
AC Library Continues Jobs Classes, Workshops through Summer
All training sessions and classes are free. Registration is required unless otherwise noted. To register, visit the Help Desk at the Main Library (1 North Tennessee Ave.) or call (609) 345-2269, ext. 3012.
AC Honors Eagles’ Fletcher Cox for Donating Narcotics Dog to ACPD
Mayor Marty Small Sr. declared May 9 Fletcher Cox Day in honor of his donation of K-9 officer Narco to the Atlantic City Police Department.
New Website Offers Community Resources Directory
The Collaboration AC project provides information about community organizations and an online calendar listing. To access the directory visit: collaborationac.com
New City Hall Mural Honors AC’s Past, Present
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.
AC Library Brings Little Free Library to O’Donnell Park
According to www.littlefreelibrary.org more than 150,000 registered Little Free libraries can be found in all 50 states and on all seven continents.
AC Budget Shows Tax Decrease Again
The proposed 2023 Fiscal Year budget is $225,811,360.74 and has a more than 5-cent tax decrease.
Atlantic City Skate Zone to Remain Open
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.