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Mays Landing veteran recalls his days as a radioman in D-Day attack
Mays Landing’s Peter Fantacone was an 18-year-old Navy radioman who trained for months to help the Allies communicate during the D-Day attack on June 6, 1944.
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Margaritaville's Atlantic City debut may signal rebound for Resorts
Margaritaville’s debut on the Atlantic City Boardwalk marks a potential reversal for Resorts Casino Hotel just two years after it launched a Roaring ‘20s makeover and lost a third of its operating profits last year.
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New Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall 3-D light show to debut May 25
Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City is preparing to launch a free 3-D light and sound show for the public every half hour beginning next weekend.
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Judge says Atlantic Club can reject PokerStars offer
Atlantic Club Casino Hotel can walk away from a sales deal with PokerStars and keep the $11 million in advances it has received, a Superior Court judge ruled Friday.
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First portions of Margaritaville expansion open in Atlantic City
A line of rolling chairs waited Thursday outside the slot parlor at Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville, which has opened for customers ahead of its soft opening this weekend.
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Dispute between Atlantic Club casino, PokerStars hits Superior Court today
Lawyers head to Superior Court today to argue whether Atlantic Club Casino Hotel can walk away from a sales deal with Rational Group now or wait for a licensing decision to be made in several months.
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Atlantic City amenities a blend of clubs, casinos ahead of Memorial Day
Drinking, dancing, leisurely days at poolside and some fireworks at night.
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Atlantic City giving senior citizens $500 property-tax cedit
Atlantic City property owners who are 65 or older are eligible for a $500 credit on their municipal property taxes, the mayor announced Thursday.
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Governor to visit Habitat for Humanity workers today in Ventnor
Gov. Chris Christie will visit the site of Habitat for Humanity’s Hurricane Sandy home rebuilding projects in Ventnor at 2 p.m. today.
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Rental Housing Fair for Sandy victims today at Atlantic City Convention Center
People still displaced from Hurricane Sandy can attend a Rental Housing Fair at the Atlantic City Convention Center this afternoon to learn about a more permanent solution.
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Tax credit available for seniors in Atlantic City
Atlantic City property owners who are 65 or older are now eligible for a $500 credit on their municipal property taxes, the mayor announced today.
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Atlantic City's SWAT team tries to save lives when a crisis arises
Atlantic City was quiet. The city that’s always turned on was still dark at 4 a.m. Tuesday, but about 75 police officers were starting their day, preparing to take down an allegedly dangerous drug gang. They were divided into small teams, and each had potential spots to search for a list of suspects.
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Counter-culture niche booming at Atlantic City trade convention
ATLANTIC CITY — Raymond Chico, of Union Beach, Monmouth County, has made a tidy business out of selling plastic test tubes to carry and protect marijuana cigarettes.
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Revel admits mistakes in Atlantic City as restructuring plan gets OK
In what amounted to a $2.4 billion mea culpa, Revel’s new executive team admitted Wednesday that the luxury megaresort misjudged the Atlantic City market in its first year of operation and urgently needs to repair its customer relations.
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Miss New Jersey participants pass on roles through the generations
When the people associated with the Miss New Jersey Pageant describe the event and other local pageants that lead up to the finals as family affairs, they aren’t joking.
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Exotic car show and parade roll onto Atlantic City's Boardwalk
ATLANTIC CITY - An exotic car parade will cruise down the Boardwalk today, and remain parked near Bally's Casino for the remainder of the day.
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Operation Blok Buster cripples Atlantic City street gang 800 Blok
Atlantic City’s Violent Crime Task Force foiled a murder plot and took down a major drug-trafficking gang that — along with its alleged rival Dirty Blok — was responsible for a majority of gun violence in the city, officials said Tuesday.
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Revel will be allowed to emerge from bankruptcy with advantages
CAMDEN — Revel will be allowed to emerge from bankruptcy before the end of this month with about $1 billion less in debt and access to as much as $69 million in additional new financing, a judge ruled Monday.
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Mayoral race hits streets in Atlantic City
Charles Garrett has taken his message to the streets in an effort to defeat incumbent Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford in the upcoming Democratic primary, campaign finance records show.
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Atlantic City adding 13 more firefighters under federal SAFER grant
Atlantic City will have 13 new firefighter recruits begin the academy Tuesday as part of a federal grant that expired with money left over.
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Six Atlantic City firefighters promoted to captain
Atlantic City’s Fire Department promoted six firefighters to captain today.
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Judge rules Revel will be able to emerge from bankruptcy
CAMDEN - Revel will be allowed to emerge from bankruptcy, allowing the 1-year-old megaresort to continue operating with more than $1 billion less in loans, a judge ruled this afternoon.
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Sewell man fell from 4th floor of Bally's onto Boardwalk
ATLANTIC CITY - A preliminary investigation revealed a Sewell man fell from the 4th floor roof of Bally's Wild West Casino Sunday while taking pictures in a restricted area.
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St. Leonard's Tract in Ventnor proud of its unique history
VENTNOR — Drive south down Ventnor Avenue from Atlantic City, and before too long the brick and concrete streetscape of apartments and businesses opens to a wide boulevard of expansive lawns and palatial homes.
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My School is Special: Hammonton center helps those with most need
Hammonton’s disabled preschool for children ages 3 and 4 includes a special classroom geared to the needs of autistic students, said Special Education Supervisor John Lavell.