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Area residents among those honored at dinner for AtlantiCare volunteers
559 x 463Maureen Hope, Volunteer Suypervisor, addresses the guests at the AtlantiCare Volunteer Dinner at Renault Winery in Egg Harbor City on Thursday night.
Area residents among those honored at dinner for AtlantiCare volunteers
560 x 388Lee and George Asare-Tandoti, of Mays Landing, posed with Maureen Hope, volunteer supervisor at the AtlantiCare Volunteer Dinner at Renault Winery in Egg Harbor City on April 25. George volunteers with the hospice program.
Folk musicians' group growing in Brigantine
559 x 370Bob Galbraith sang and played guitar recently in his Brigantine home. Galbraith just began a new group for musicians, performers and others who enjoy folk music. 'I've always wanted to have that kind of outlet down here,' said Galbraith, who moved to Brigantine full-time seven years ago.
Folk musicians' group growing in Brigantine
560 x 424Bob Galbraith hopes to increase the group to 25 to 35 people. 'I got quite a few emails from people looking forward to joining it in the future,' he said.
ACCC Restaurant Gala
620 x 463ACCC student Brian Brown serves John and Patty Davidson of Linwood on Thursday at ACCC's 30th annual Restaurant Gala at Bally's in Atlantic City.
Brigantine woman maintains lifestyle built around award-winning show dogs
559 x 370Brigantine resident Sandy Wytoshek sat reecntly with her two English springer spaniels, Natasha and Moose. Natasha placed second top female in her breed at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Moose is Natasha’s sire.
New priest at St. Nicholas works to expand its reach
560 x 362The Rev. Kahi Kurtanidze, originally of Georgia in the former Soviet Union, moved to Atlantic City to serve as the parish priest to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church on Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City a month before Hurricane Sandy hit.
New priest at St. Nicholas works to expand its reach
559 x 434St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church on Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City has a congregation of 110.
Brigantine woman maintains lifestyle built around award-winning show dogs
442 x 559Brigantine resident Sandy Wytoshek’s English springer spaniel Natasha sat with the ribbon she won as second top female in her breed at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Wytoshek said Westminster is probably the most prestigious dog show in the world and the recognition her dog gained is significant.
Brigantine woman maintains lifestyle built around award-winning show dogs
559 x 413The walls of Sandy Wytoshek’s Brigantine home are decorated with photos her show dogs and the awards they’ve won.
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700 x 354Ocean City High School's Katie Johnson, flies across the floor, after their win over Timber Creek at Ocean City High School on Monday night.
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700 x 348Ocean City High School's Katie Johnson, flies across the floor, after their win over Timber Creek at Ocean City High School on Monday night.
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700 x 498Ocean City High School’s Katie Johnson, center, celebrates after Monday’s South Jersey Group III final win over Timber Creek. Also pictured from Ocean City are Natalie Landi (35) and Nicole Piergross (23).
Helping Neighbors
700 x 1056Jeff Alampi, 42, of Mays Landing, stirs spackle for Jacqueline D'Angelo, 46, in her home in Brigantine. Alampi has helped D'Angelo repair damage from Hurricane Sandy to her East Evans Blvd home.
Helping Neighbors
700 x 463Jacqueline D'Angelo, 46, spackles the ceiling and wall joints of the newly installed drywall, at her home on East Evans Blvd in Brigantine. "You never know what you're made of until you have to do it," she said, commenting on learning how to spackle, install drywall and do many other home repair projects for herself, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Helping Neighbors
700 x 463Construction equipment and home repair supplies littler the living room of the D'Angelo home as volunteer Margie Goodman, 42, of Brigantine, sweeps up.
Helping Neighbors
700 x 463John Livezey, 55, of Brigantine, checks out an electrical box on the outside of Jacqueline D'Angelo's East Evans Blvd home in Brigantine. A volunteer that has helped D'Angelo repair her home after Hurricane Sandy, he said "that's what it's all about. Helping people. I"m just here to pay it forward."
Helping Neighbors
700 x 463John Livezey, 55, of Brigantine, checks out an electrical box on the outside of Jacqueline D'Angelo's East Evans Blvd home in Brigantine. A volunteer that has helped D'Angelo repair her home after Hurricane Sandy, he said "that's what it's all about. Helping people. I"m just here to pay it forward."
Helping Neighbors
700 x 1056Jacqueline D'Angelo, 46, cuts a piece of drywall in her storm damaged home on East Evans Blvd in Brigantine. "In the beginning people were asking me 'what are you going to do next?' Then I couldn't think about the future. I thought I have to do what I have to do at this moment to save this house. Now I can think about the color of a bedroom. I can think about the future. I don't give up."
Helping Neighbors
700 x 1056Volunteers Marjorie Goodman, 42, of Brigantine and Jeff Alampi, 42, of Mays Landing, open a box of siding, stacked up in the dining room of the D'Angelo home on East Evans Blvd in Brigantine. The siding will be installed on the exterior front wall of the home, destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. Goodman says Jacqueline D'Angelo is "the most determined person out there."
Helping Neighbors
700 x 463Jacqueline D'Angelo, 46, discusses an electrical issue with volunteer John Livezey, 55, in her home on East Evans Blvd in Brigantine on Thursday.
Helping Neighbors
700 x 463Volunteer John Livezey, 55, of Brigantine explains an electrical issue to Jacqueline D'Angelo, 46, in white, at her home on East Evans Blvd in Brigantine. Volunteers Jeff Alampi, 42, of Mays Landing and Marjorie Goodman, 42, of Brigantine listen in.
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700 x 463Volunteer John Livezey, 55, of Brigantine, explains an electrical issue to Jacqueline D'Angelo, 46, front, at her home on East Evans Boulevard in Brigantine. Volunteers Jeff Alampi, 42, of Mays Landing, and Marjorie Goodman, 42, of Brigantine, listen in.
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700 x 463Volunteer John Livezey, 55, of Brigantine, explains an electrical issue to Jacqueline D'Angelo, 46, front, at her home on East Evans Boulevard in Brigantine. Volunteers Jeff Alampi, 42, of Mays Landing, and Marjorie Goodman, 42, of Brigantine, listen in.
Christie addresses agriculture conference
700 x 589Dr. Larry Katz, director of the Rutgers Cooperative Extension, embraces Gov. Chris Christie, while Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher looks on, after the governor's address Wednesday at the annual conference of the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture and The Vegetable Growers Association of New Jersey at Trump Taj Mahal.
Brigantine CER introduces residents to different racket sport - Pickleball
560 x 381Kay Papandrew, 60, of Brigantine, reached for a low ball Jan. 15 during a Pickleball game at the Brigantine Community Center on 42nd Street.
Brigantine CER introduces residents to different racket sport - Pickleball
559 x 370Barbara Rote, 50, and Bob Canavan, 67, of Brigantine, teamed up Jan. 15 in a doubles game of Pickleball at the Brigantine Community Center at 42nd Street.
Brigantine CER introduces residents to different racket sport - Pickleball
485 x 560Adrian Anthony, 16, of Brigantine, connected with the ball, which is a Wiffle ball, during a pickleball game.
Brigantine CER introduces residents to different racket sport - Pickleball
405 x 559Bob Canavan, 67, of Brigantine, hit the ball during a Pickleball game.
Brigantine CER introduces residents to different racket sport - Pickleball
560 x 416Nick Cordivari, 15, of Brigantine kept his eye on the ball during a pickleball game.
Group at A.C. library to honor King through written word
559 x 436Writer and radio host Raymond Tyler led the Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Poetry Workshop on Jan. 16 at the Atlantic City Free Public Library. ‘The importance of (the workshop) is to go beyond what’s typically talked about during this time of year,’ Tyler said.
Group at A.C. library to honor King through written word
558 x 206A small but lively group of individuals met at the Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Poetry Workshop at the Atlantic City Free Public Library on Tennessee Avenue in Atlantic City on a recent Wednesday night. Participating in the discussions were Jerry Haden, 23, of Atlantic City; Cole Eubanks, 62, of Mays Landing; Raymond Tyler, writer and radio host who led the workshop; Cheryl Sellers, 63, of Mays Landing; and Leesa Toscano, 50, of Ventnor.
Group at A.C. library to honor King through written word
559 x 370Haden said on the reason he attended the event, ‘I’m a poet, and I love poetry, plus ... I just wanted to see if people agreed with my same point of view and mentality on certain issues.’
Brigantine CER introduces residents to different racket sport - Pickleball
479 x 560Doubles partners Libby Canavan, 67, and Kay Papandrew, 60, both of Brigantine, high-fived after they scored against their opponents.
Brigantine CER introduces residents to different racket sport - Pickleball
559 x 380Hunter Doring, 15, backhanded the ball toward the net to John Egan, 15, during a Pickleball game Jan. 15 at the Brigantine Community Center at 42nd Street in Brigantine.
King School celebrates its newest Honor Society members
558 x 147Students at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Complex in Atlantic City, were inducted into the Junior Honor Society on Tuesday night. The 25 seventh- and eighth-grade students posed for a group photo after the ceremony. The inductees, in alphabetical order, are Vakaz Akram, Karen Balderas, Christian Cenidoza, Nayema Chowdhury, Salman Haider, Dihan Hasan, Allure Hayes, Ah'Zhane' Otero-Jackson, Orni Kabir, Shariq Khan, Samia Khondaker, Nuzhat Islam, Syeda Islam, Keturah Marcus, Momota Mili, Jesus Rosario, Diganta Roy, Sudeepta Sarkar, Moiz Shaikh, Belgusa Sherifi, Rashema Smith, K'Mirrah Taylor-Reed, Arisai Vasquez, Charlie Wilson and Qandeel Zehra.
King School celebrates its newest Honor Society members
559 x 434Superintendent Donna L. Haye, told the inductees to always ‘raise the bar to the highest possible level.’
King School celebrates its newest Honor Society members
559 x 441Sudeepta Sarkar lit the candle of Qandeel Zehra during the National Junior Honor Society induction at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Complex on Tuesday night. They and Orni Kabir, left, held candles symbolizing leadership.
King School celebrates its newest Honor Society members
357 x 559Syeda Islam held her candle during the induction ceremony.
King School celebrates its newest Honor Society members
560 x 313Parents and friends with cameras and smartphones shot photos of the students who were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Complex in Atlantic City on Tuesday night.
King School celebrates its newest Honor Society members
407 x 560As a symbol of citizenship, Nayema Chowdhury lit the candle of Nuzhat Islam.
Brigantine man, displaced by Sandy, helps others cope with storm's effects
559 x 413Crisis counselor, Frank Lepore II, 30, of Brigantine, listened to Paul Wilson, 30, of Ventnor, during a session recenty at the Ventnor Community Center. His role, Lepore said, is to ‘listen to what he had to say and then point him in the right direction.’
Brigantine man, displaced by Sandy, helps others cope with storm's effects
559 x 370Lepore, left, helped Paul Wilson, 30, of Ventnor, carry supplies to his car. As part of the Hooked on Ventnor program, free toiletries, cleaning supplies, paper goods and clothing are available to victims of Hurricane Sandy at the Ventnor Community Center at 6500 Atlantic Ave in Ventnor. Counseling services are also available through New Jersey Hope and Healing, the FEMA sponsored program to help victims of storms and flooding.
Brigantine man, displaced by Sandy, helps others cope with storm's effects
559 x 370Crisis counselors Mike Sees, 31, of Wildwood Crest, Frank Lepore II, 30, of Brigantine, and Karly King, 34, of Absecon, spoke with Eve Rose, 66, of Ventnor, at the Ventnor Community Center. From the Mental Health Association, the counselors are working with the FEMA grant program New Jersey Hope and Healing to assist storm victims ‘manage the emotional consequences of storms and flooding.’ Lepore was displaced by Hurricane Sandy.
Brigantine man, displaced by Sandy, helps others cope with storm's effects
474 x 560With crates of donated supplies all around them, Frank Lepore II, 30, of Brigantine, took a moment to play with Dominic Sausto, 2, of Ventnor at the Ventnor Community Center at 6500 Atlantic Ave in Ventnor on Friday. Lepore was a crisis counselor with Mental Health Association working with the FEMA grant program New Jersey Hope and Healing. Sausto is the grandson of volunteer Grace Olivio, 62, of Ventnor.
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700 x 588Team Champion's Nick Timek, 8, (yellow shirt) and Team Mase's Jack Klemm, 9, go for the dropped ball during a hockey game on Friday night at the Brigantine Community Center at 42nd St in Brigantine.
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700 x 687Champion's Nick Timek, 8, during the game against Mase Enterprises.
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700 x 535Brigantine Hockey League coaches meet up at the refreshment stand at the Friday night hockey game at the Brigantine Community Center. They are Guy Porpora, 40, Paul Kabala, 47, President of the Brigantine Hockey League, Chris Howe, 44, Nick Pontillo, 37 and Ken Parnell, 47. Standing with the coaches are Cory Howe, 12, and Cam Howe, 8.
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700 x 463Cheeks flushed red with the cold, Makayla Flickinger, 9, of Team Champion, awaits the ball during the Brigantine Hockey League game.
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700 x 621Champion's Trevor Cohen, 9, charges into the rink on Friday night in the Brigantine Hockey League game against Mase Enterprises.
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