Vibrant Bengali New Year Celebration Held by BASJ in Atlantic City
Community leaders and residents gather for music, culture, and unity as Atlantic City’s Bangladeshi community welcomes the Bengali New Year.
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Atlantic City’s Bengal Club Celebrates Bengali New Year with Vibrant Boishakhi Fair in Egg Harbor Township
Music, dance, tradition, and community pride highlight a colorful Bengali New Year celebration hosted by the Bengal Club of Atlantic City, bringing together the South Jersey Bangladeshi diaspora.
নিউ জার্সিতে বেঙ্গল ক্লাবের জমজমাট বর্ষবরণ অনুষ্ঠান
Music, dance, tradition, and community pride highlight a colorful Bengali New Year celebration hosted by the Bengal Club of Atlantic City, bringing together the South Jersey Bangladeshi diaspora.
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Addresses NAACP Meeting, Highlights Budget, Tax Cuts and Scholarship Program
Mayor Marty Small Sr. meets with the NAACP Atlantic City Branch following re-election, discussing city improvements, public safety concerns, and upcoming scholarship opportunities for local students.
5 budget-friendly ways to travel this summer
John Sieg for Fifth Third Summer is coming, and despite economic uncertainty, millions of Americans are still going to be packing their bags and getting away. According to NerdWallet’s annual survey, two in five people plan to take a vacation that involves flying or staying in a hotel. And
Atlantic Avenue Paving Project Enters Final Phase in Atlantic City, Bringing $24.8M Corridor Upgrade Closer to Completion
Major infrastructure improvements, new lighting and traffic upgrades signal long-awaited transformation of Atlantic City’s main corridor
Sherrill Signs Bills to Protect Immigrant Rights, Limit Federal Overreach in New Jersey
New laws strengthen police transparency, data privacy, and community protections across the state
39 million times a year, drivers illegally pass a stopped school bus. America just got its first plan to stop them.
Steve Mitchell for BusesForSale.com Every school day, a yellow bus pulls to the curb, red lights flash, the stop arm swings out, and somewhere in America, a driver blows right past it anyway. Not occasionally. Not rarely. Approximately 39 million times a year. That's the national estimate
Atlantic Cape Media Day Introduces South Jersey Students to AI, Esports and Careers in Digital Media
Nearly 100 high school students explored hands-on media training, artificial intelligence, and career pathways during Atlantic Cape Community College’s Early College Program Media Day in Mays Landing.