missareact

MISSAREACT----- Standing in front of the Bert Parks statue in front of the Sheraton Atlantic City , Suzanne Zitzman , of Monmouth County , voices her opinion on the move of the Miss America Pageant to Nevada. People on the street react to the news that the Miss America Pageant has moved to Las Vegas Thursday , November 17 , 2005 ( Press of Atlantic City / Danny Drake)

christie

Gov. Chris Christie will be in Long Beach Township for a town hall today.

Sandy damage

Damaged goods sit on the curb in the Chelsea Heights section of Atlantic City after Hurricane Sandy last year.

Church Redeemed

The Church of the Redeemer, in Longport, on Thursday, June 28, two days before Saturday morning's storm that gutted the landmark.

flooding in Margate

Gary Buck and Brian Marrandino, of Margate, wade across a flooded Adams Avenue as they walk down Ventnor Avenue, in Margate after Hurricane Sandy.

saving modern history

Brigantine Beach Historical Museum curator Roy Kramer, of Brigantine, with a display the museum is putting together marking Hurricane Sandy.

saving modern history2

These vintage jars and bottles were exposed by Hurricane Sandy at the site of the old Coast Guard station, destroyed in the 1944 storm.

garrett announcement

Charles Garrett, of the Venice Park section of Atlantic City.

Boardwalk Hall

Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall will now be operated by the CRDA instead of the ACCVA now that a deal is in place for the former to absorb the latter, sources say.

conversation with gary hill

Conversation with Gary Hill, of Atlantic City, cofounder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. Wednesday, March, 13, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

lifeguards get set to return

Ventnor lifeguard Captain Bill Howarth, of Ventnor, removes the last piece of plywood covering the window of the lifeguard headquarters at Suffolk Avenue and the beach.

the pier

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Mia Chef Paul Hanley, of the Inlet section of Atlantic City, and Caesars beverage and nightlife operations manager Ryan Horner, of Marlton, with with a selection of beers for beer week kickoff dinner, at Mia inside Caesars. Tuesday, April, 2, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

lifeguards get set to return

Ventnor lifeguard Captain Bill Howarth, of Ventnor, stands on the deck of lifeguard headquarters at Suffolk Avenue and the beach, in Ventnor. Ventnor lifeguards begin preparations to get their HQ, stations, stands and boats ready for the first summer season after Sandy. Tuesday, April, 2, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

lifeguards get set to return

Ventnor lifeguard Captain Bill Howarth, of Ventnor. Ventnor lifeguards begin preparations to get their HQ, stations, stands and boats ready for the first summer season after Sandy. Tuesday, April, 2, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

lifeguards get set to return

Ventnor lifeguard Captain Bill Howarth, of Ventnor, removes the last piece of plywood covering the window of the lifeguard headquarters at Suffolk Avenue and the beach, in Ventnor. Ventnor lifeguards begin preparations to get their HQ, stations, stands and boats ready for the first summer season after Sandy. Tuesday, April, 2, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

lifeguards get set to return

Ventnor lifeguard Captain Bill Howarth, of Ventnor, removes the last piece of plywood covering the window of the lifeguard headquarters at Suffolk Avenue and the beach, in Ventnor, as his grandson, Jake Karp, 5 of the Bargaintown section of Egg Harbor Township, scans the horizon with binoculars. Ventnor lifeguards begin preparations to get their HQ, stations, stands and boats ready for the first summer season after Sandy. Tuesday, April, 2, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

lifeguards get set to return

Ventnor lifeguard Captain Bill Howarth, of Ventnor, removes the last piece of plywood covering the window of the lifeguard headquarters at Suffolk Avenue and the beach, in Ventnor. Ventnor lifeguards begin preparations to get their HQ, stations, stands and boats ready for the first summer season after Sandy. Tuesday, April, 2, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

lifeguards get set to return

Ventnor lifeguard Captain Bill Howarth, of Ventnor, walks on the beach in front of the lifeguard headquarters at Suffolk Avenue and the beach, in Ventnor. Ventnor lifeguards begin preparations to get their HQ, stations, stands and boats ready for the first summer season after Sandy. Tuesday, April, 2, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

ventnor bike

AAAA Bike Shop owner Mike Wiesen, of Ventnor, builds a new bike for sale in the shop on Ventnor Avenue, recently.

ventnor bike

AAAA Bike Shop owner Mike Wiesen talks with longtime customer Regina Neil, of the Scullville section of Egg Harbor Township, about her bike.

ventnor bike

AAAA Bike Shop, on Ventnor Avenue, in Ventnor. Monday, April, 1, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

ventnor bike

AAAA Bike Shop owner, Mike Wiesen, of Ventnor. AAAA Bike Shop, on Ventnor Avenue, in Ventnor. Monday, April, 1, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

ventnor bike

AAAA Bike Shop owner, Mike Wiesen, of Ventnor, makes some adjustments to one of the new bikes for sale in the shop. AAAA Bike Shop, on Ventnor Avenue, in Ventnor. Monday, April, 1, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

striper tourney

Fisherman's Headquarters manager, Greg Cudnik, of the Ship Bottom section of Long Beach Township, talks about what the cancellation of the Annual Long Beach Island Surf Fishing Classic means to Long Beach Island. Cancellation of the annual striper tournament will impact many people/fishermen in our coverage areas who participate and not just LBI residents. This annual tournament draws people from all counties in our coverage area, organizers say.Monday, April, 1, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

striper tourney

Jingles Bait and Tackle owner, Margaret O'Brien, of the Beach Haven Park section of Long Beach Township, talks about what the cancellation of the Annual Long Beach Island Surf Fishing Classic means to Long Beach Island as she stands in her shop in Beach Haven. Cancellation of the annual striper tournament will impact many people/fishermen in our coverage areas who participate and not just LBI residents. This annual tournament draws people from all counties in our coverage area, organizers say.Monday, April, 1, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

striper tourney

Jingles Bait and Tackle owner, Margaret O'Brien, of the Beach Haven Park section of Long Beach Township, checks her support page on Facebook concerning the cancellation of the Annual Long Beach Island Surf Fishing Classic as she sits in her shop in Beach Haven. Cancellation of the annual striper tournament will impact many people/fishermen in our coverage areas who participate and not just LBI residents. This annual tournament draws people from all counties in our coverage area, organizers say.Monday, April, 1, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

striper tourney

Fisherman, Carl Clark, of the Holgate section of Long Beach Township, talks with Jingles Bait and Tackle owner, Margaret O'Brien, of the Beach Haven Park section of Long Beach Township, about the cancellation of the Annual Long Beach Island Surf Fishing Classic. Cancellation of the annual striper tournament will impact many people/fishermen in our coverage areas who participate and not just LBI residents. This annual tournament draws people from all counties in our coverage area, organizers say.Monday, April, 1, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

striper tourney

Jingles Bait and Tackle owner Margaret O'Brien, of the Beach Haven Park section of Long Beach Township, launched a Facebook page to save the Long Beach Island Surf Fishing Classic from being cancelled in the fall. On Wednesday, organizers reversed a previous decision to step away from the tournament this year.

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Mussel Bar Chef Dean Dupuis, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, with Mussels and Gruyere Fondue with Charred Flatbread and Jersey Long Hots at the Revel, in Atlantic City. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

a02 htmi mussels and beer

Mussel Bar Chef Dean Dupuis, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, with Mussels and Gruyere Fondue with Charred Flatbread and Jersey Long Hots at the Revel, in Atlantic City. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

a02 htmi mussels and beer

Mussel Bar Chef Dean Dupuis, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, sautes mussels in the kitchen for Mussels and Gruyere Fondue with Charred Flatbread and Jersey Long Hots at the Revel, in Atlantic City. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

a02 htmi mussels and beer

Mussel Bar Chef Dean Dupuis, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, with Mussels and Gruyere Fondue with Charred Flatbread and Jersey Long Hots at the Revel, in Atlantic City. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

a02 htmi mussels and beer

Mussel Bar Chef Dean Dupuis, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, sautes mussels in the kitchen for Mussels and Gruyere Fondue with Charred Flatbread and Jersey Long Hots at the Revel, in Atlantic City. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

a02 htmi mussels and beer

Mussel Bar Chef Dean Dupuis, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, Mussels and Gruyere Fondue with Charred Flatbread and Jersey Long Hots prepared by Mussel Bar Chef Dean Dupuis, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, at the Revel, in Atlantic City. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

Contractors working for AshBritt Environmental use a grapple attached to a barge to pull debris Thursday from Thompson Creek, in Tuckerton.  The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season.

sandy water debris

A county waste truck waits for a barge to drop debris at a temporary off load site at the end of Green Street, in the Tuckerton Beach section of Tuckerton. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

Ashbritt Environmental operations manager, Brian Locotelli, of Jupiter, Florida. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

Contractors working for Ashbritt Environmental (who were not permitted to give their names or info) use a grapple attached to a barge to pull debris from Thompson Creek, in Tuckerton. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

Contractors working for Ashbritt Environmental (who were not permitted to give their names or info) use a grapple attached to a barge to pull debris from Thompson Creek, in Tuckerton. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

Contractors working for Ashbritt Environmental (who were not permitted to give their names or info) use a grapple attached to a barge to pull debris from Thompson Creek, in Tuckerton. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

A fuel tank sits in the marsh near the Tuckerton Beach section of Tuckerton. It will not be picked up by the contractors working for Ashbritt Environmental because it is not in the waterway. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

Contractors working for Ashbritt Environmental (who were not permitted to give their names or info) use a grapple attached to a barge to pull debris from Thompson Creek, in Tuckerton. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

sandy water debris

Contractors working for Ashbritt Environmental (who were not permitted to give their names or info) use a grapple attached to a barge to pull debris from Thompson Creek, in Tuckerton. Contractors are using heavy equipment to pull debris from the waterways that was in Hurricane Sandy's destructive path. The cleanup is part of DEP initiative and they are working to complete the work in time for the upcoming summer season. Contractors have begun the removal of Hurricane Sandy debris from the state's waterways in what the state Department of Environmental Protection is calling a major cleanup effort. Thursday, March, 28, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

conversation with gary hill

Conversation with Gary Hill, of Atlantic City, cofounder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. Wednesday, March, 13, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

conversation with gary hill

Conversation with Gary Hill, of Atlantic City, cofounder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. Wednesday, March, 13, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

conversation with gary hill

Conversation with Gary Hill, of Atlantic City, cofounder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. Wednesday, March, 13, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

conversation with gary hill

Conversation with Gary Hill, of Atlantic City, cofounder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. Wednesday, March, 13, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

conversation with gary hill

Conversation with Gary Hill, of Atlantic City, cofounder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. Wednesday, March, 13, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)