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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.
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.
Brigantine’s Police Department has been reaccredited after a review earlier this year by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police.
Brigantine City Council will consider, and is expected to adopt, its 2013 budget at its meeting today.
Fred Akers, 63, of Buena Vista Township, is an environmental advocate and watchdog through his administrative role at the Great Egg Harbor Watershed Association, a nonprofit that receives federal funding. For more than a decade, he’s been involved in issues related to development, infrastructure and natural resource management in South Jersey. Akers, who was paid $48,000 in 2011 (last tax record available), has also served on various state environmental committees and focus groups and is a current member of both the Atlantic County Utilities Authority and the Buena Vista Township Planning Board.
Longport officials have little to smile about these days.
Longport officials have little to smile about these days.
Brigantine's budget process this year has been an arduous one as city officials navigate a state review, a looming deficit and a new political majority guiding decision-making.
A lumbering 500-pound gray seal is an unlikely symbol of the pressures facing Brigantine's Marine Mammal Stranding Center.
A lumbering 500-pound gray seal is an unlikely symbol of the pressures facing Brigantine's Marine Mammal Stranding Center.
BRIGANTINE — The ruins are a passing fascination for anglers on their way to the prime fishing spot at the island’s north end. And joggers sometimes catch their breath on the concrete steps uncovered in October by Hurricane Sandy, snapping photos of the crescent-shaped formation of piling at the water’s edge.
BRIGANTINE — City Council will consider its 2013 budget at its meeting today following extensive discussion of a deficit due to tax appeals.
The public can vote for two South Jersey historical figures in the running for this year's New Jersey Hall of Fame induction.
The public can vote for two South Jersey historical figures in the running for this year’s New Jersey Hall of Fame induction.
BUENA VISTA TOWNSHIP — Anatoli “Tony” Sienczenko stresses that he is Cossack, not Russian.
Longport has adopted its 2013 budget with a tax-rate increase of 1 cent, or about 3 percent.
Brigantine police Chief John E. Stone Jr. announced his retirement Friday after 25 years in the department.
Brigantine police Chief John E. Stone Jr. announced his retirement Friday after 25 years in the department.
Reconstruction has begun on Longport’s iconic Church of the Redeemer, which was destroyed by fire during last June’s derecho storm.
BRIGANTINE — City Council approved an emergency budget amendment Wednesday funding a major construction project along Brigantine Boulevard while the city waits for the state to finish reviewing its 2013 budget.
By WALLACE MCKELVEY
Brigantine has announced a furlough program in hopes of reducing staffing costs as it finalizes its 2013 budget, which may be adopted Wednesday night.
Families of several local residents attending the Boston Marathon anxiously awaited news from the scene Monday as the cellphone communication became difficult and social networks were flooded with traffic.
BRIGANTINE — When Hurricane Sandy gutted the city’s branch of the Atlantic County Library System, it closed not only a book repository but an important part of this coastal community.
Winter-weary residents found some unexpected companions Saturday when they went to South Jersey beaches to enjoy the sunny weather.
More than 250 Brigantine residents attended the Governor’s “Mobile Cabinet” workshop Wednesday to get answers to Hurricane Sandy-related questions directly from state officials.
After years of resisting dunes, Longport has announced it will enter the state’s Shore Protection Program and seek federal funding for a project to protect its residents from future storms.
Brigantine residents will have the opportunity Wednesday to have all their Sandy-related questions answered when Gov. Chris Christie’s “Mobile Cabinet” comes to the city’s Community Center.
On March 1, 2007, Edwadene Ripperdan stood before a Mays Landing clerk to exchange vows with her long-time spouse Florence Lohbrandt.
West Atlantic City scarcely resembles a “Venice of the East,” but today’s seedy motels and empty lots belie a more glamorous past.
Atlantic Human Resources, an Atlantic City-based nonprofit group, relinquished control Thursday of the 20 Head Start programs it oversees in South Jersey, according to a letter sent to the federal program by its president, Sonya G. Harris, and obtained by The Press of Atlantic City.
Two men and two women, including a 40-year-old Vineland man, were arrested and charged Friday with the slaying of a Gloucester County man last week.
Brigantine will move forward with a plan to solicit candidates for a public safety director position that has not yet been officially approved.
Gov. Chris Christie’s “mobile cabinet” will be in Brigantine on April 10 to help residents still suffering from the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
A developer buying property around Brigantine’s iconic lighthouse has plans to revitalize a vacant restaurant and build single-family homes there.
Beach towns have always jockeyed for their share of summer tourism dollars, but Hurricane Sandy is prompting many to step up their game.
Jitneys resumed service Saturday to and from the Atlantic City International Airport following a cease-and-desist order issued by the Federal Transit Administration earlier this week.
Jitneys resumed service today to and from the Atlantic City International Airport following a cease-and-desist order issued by the Federal Transit Administration earlier this week.
The Brigantine Board of School Estimates approved the district’s 2013-14 school budget Wednesday, with a 4 percent increase in the tax rate.
The Egg Harbor Township Committee will consider a zoning ordinance tonight at 4 p.m. that may allow for a 70-unit affordable housing complex for veterans.
Brigantine will receive more than $1.6 million in funding for Hurricane Sandy cleanup from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — The Board of Education approved a $113.5 million 2013 budget Tuesday, with a 2 percent increase to the local tax levy.
Egg Harbor Township planners recommended the approval of a plan Tuesday to rezone a six-acre tract near Shore Mall that may be used for affordable housing for veterans amid opposition from nearby residents.
Atlantic County plans to restore the historic Estell mansion, vacant for a number of years, for use as a veterans history museum.
A 13-year-old Galloway Township Middle School student has won the South Jersey Spelling Bee for the second year in a row.
An Egg Harbor Township clinic is on the cutting edge of research in treating hepatitis C, a blood-borne virus that attacks the liver and can result in death if left untreated.
Temporary housing assistance, which was slated to expire Saturday for nearly 500 New Jersey residents displaced by Hurricane Sandy, has been extended through April 5, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Longport’s proposed 2013 budget includes a local tax-rate increase of 1 cent, primarily due to cleanup and repairs from Hurricane Sandy.
BRIGANTINE — The city’s 2013 budget, which was introduced at a City Council meeting Wednesday, took a back seat to debate over a public safety director who would take the place of the city’s retiring chiefs.
One man was killed and four others injured while moving a disabled vehicle off the shoulder of the Garden State Parkway in Lacey Township, state police said.
The vacation season is very near. Where will you be spending your vacation dollars this year?
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