State Gives AC $759K to Plant Trees
The NJDEP awarded $24.3 million through the Natural Climate Solutions Grant program on Jan. 18, funding projects across the state.
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Mayor Small Shares Big Plans for AC
Mayor Marty Small, Sr. plans to transform the way the city provides tax relief, handles policing, cleanliness and youth and seniors programming. Small also said he wants to see Bader Field become a “multi-industry site” that more than doubles the city’s ratable base.
AC Woman becomes First Female to Lead Public Works Department
Crystal Lewis became the resort’s first female Director of the Department of Public Works on Jan. 5, in a ceremony at the Public Works yard.
Global Unity Day Kwanzaa Celebration to Feature AC Native
LaQuay LaunJuel says the celebration is free but requires registration at www.unityday.net. Kwanzaa is an annual celebration of African American culture that runs from Dec. 26 to Jan. 1, created by Dr. Malauna Karenga in 1966.
AC Woman Collects Blankets for Homeless
Kendall Bunch partnered with the Atlantic City Rescue Mission, secured a corporate donation from Walmart and is asking family, friends and anyone willing to contribute to the A Blanket of Hope drive.
HUD Details Plans to Fight Homelessness
The announcements represent a concerted effort by the President Joe Biden and Kamala Harris administration to address the issue.
AC Man Marks Running 1,000 Days Straight
Al Taliaferro Jr. is a member of the South New Jersey chapter of Black Men Run, an international running club with health-conscious members in 29 states, Europe, and Japan.
NAACP Panel Discussion Highlights More Than Just Talk
Stockton University’s Center For Community Engagement & Service Learning sponsored NAACP Panel Discussion on Monday Oct. 10, 2022 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Resort Receives Credit Rating Upgrade
Generally, the higher a municipality’s credit rating, the less it will pay in interest to borrow money for long-term investments such as road improvements and infrastructure projects. The lower the credit rating, the higher the interest to pay off bonds, which translates into fewer available funds f