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A long-standing debate over managing the homeless in Atlantic City may see some resolution through a state plan to provide start-up funding to help weed out homeless people from other areas who are attempting to access social services in the resort.
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Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett will christen his Margaritaville complex this Saturday at Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City after all.
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- Sandy blamed for big drop in travel to Atlantic City region
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Fewer people came to the Atlantic City region by all major modes of transportation during the first four months of 2013.
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- Team of pageant officials prepare for Miss America's homecoming
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Don’t try telling Miss America Organization CEO Sam Haskell that everything is bigger and better in Las Vegas.
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- Sands out of hourglass turn beach into life
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Sand sculpting began on the beaches of Atlantic City, back in the days when passersby on the Boardwalk would toss pennies at hard-working sculptors in derby hats.
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- National Marbles Tournament coming to Wildwood today
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Wildwood will host the National Marbles Tournament starting today at Ringer Stadium.
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- Fudge means you're at the shore
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Saltwater taffy may be considered the signature candy of the Jersey Shore, but fudge is more popular, and certainly more American.
- Cape May County tourism grows as population shrinks
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Cape May County is more dependent on tourism than any other county in New Jersey, as its year-round population shrinks and seasonal population swells.
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- Buffett concert draws 50,000 to Atlantic City beach
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Perfect weather, a new attraction, a big name and a free show combined to give Atlantic City its second biggest beach concert ever Saturday, including performances by Jimmy Buffett and Wilson Phillips.
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- South Jersey Neighbors: Margate's Ed Berger is among top cheerleaders
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You don’t have to do much to get Ed Berger talking. But it takes some work to get him talking about Ed Berger.
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- Cape May Harbor Fest lets nature take course
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CAPE MAY - The city held its sixth-annual Harbor Fest on Saturday to showcase one of the Victorian resort's least appreciated natural attractions.
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- Princeton woman crowned Miss New Jersey
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Miss Island Resort Cara McCollum, a student at Princeton University, was named Miss New Jersey 2013 at the pageant Saturday night in Ocean City.
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- Parrotheads come out early as Jimmy Buffett concert begins at Margaritaville
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Even without a free concert featuring Jimmy Buffett and Wilson Phillips, thousands of people might have shown up Saturday afternoon at beach in front of Resorts Casino Hotel.
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- State sets deadline for casino requests for online gambling permits
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Casino companies and their Web partners will have little time to waste if they want to cash in on what is expected to be New Jersey’s next gambling craze — Internet wagering on slot machines and table games.
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- Cops: Atlantic City ready for Jimmy Buffett, flocks of Parrotheads
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Atlantic City public safety leaders had a little surprise three days before today’s free concert celebrating Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville: Jimmy Buffett.
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