Ocean City held its annual Trail of Two Cities 5K Race on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. The point-to-point course for the 3.1-mile run travels from Ocean City to Somers Point across the Route 52 causeway.
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The Knife & Fork Inn, the oldest steak and seafood restaurant in Atlantic City, est. 1912
Photo credit: Weird New Jersey
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Love this restaurant
Love it there
The first professional company in the world dedicated to the dance tradition of “stepping” will sweep the mainstage at Stockton University’s Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16.
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Atlantic City has been busy making its list for the upcoming holiday season! On Thursday, Oct. 24, the destination’s holiday plans were unveiled during a festive press conference at Tanger Outlets.
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Today .....years ago
It was on November 5, 1935 that Parker Brothers introduced the board game Monopoly, where all the streets are named after actual streets in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
The game was invented by an out-of-work heating contractor from Philadelphia named Charles Darrow. The game that became Monopoly wildly outperformed Parker Brothers’ modest expectations, becoming the most popular game in history. Although they initially rejected Darrow’s offer to sell it to them, the powers that be at Parker Brothers changed their minds after the independently manufactured game began flying off the shelves of a Philadelphia department store, though the company still believed the game was a fad that would soon fade. They began marketing it as Monopoly on this day, Nov. 5, in 1935.
Monopoly sales soon made Darrow so rich that he abandoned the heating trade for a hothouse hobby: growing orchids. According to Hasbro, which acquired Parker Brothers in 1991, more than 275 million Monopoly games — including more than 6 billion green houses and 2.25 billion red hotels — have been sold since 1935. Credit: Real Brigantine
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Fresh off its October induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Foreigner is announcing new plans to perform two shows at Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. The shows are scheduled for Friday, Oct. 10 and Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025.
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Zero original members left in Foreigner. They’re nothing more than a Foreigner tribute band.
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Ocean City is losing its beloved Ferris wheel, but it could have very well been an Observational Roundabout. That was the name given by the inventor of the first attraction we know now as a Ferris wheel, according to historians.
shorelocalnews.com/lets-make-a-wheel-ferris-vs-somers/
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From Winterfest by the Sea on Nov. 16 through the First Night and First Day celebrations on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1, Ocean City has a full calendar of family-friendly events lined up.
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The latest win of $390,306.34 was paid on a $10 bet wagered by a lucky slot player Friday on a wide-area progressive Aristocrat Emperor’s Treasure Dollar Storm slot machine.
Earlier, another lucky slot player won $165,110.10 with a $1.36 bet on a linked progressive Jin Ji Bao Xi Rising Fortunes slot machine by Scientific Games.
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Congratulations 👏 that's awesome 😎
As November rolls in, it brings a sense of coziness and reflection. With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to embrace gratitude, connect with loved ones and indulge in seasonal delights.
shorelocalnews.com/ten-ways-to-make-the-most-of-november/
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Guests can enjoy a special meal on Thanksgiving at Breadsticks Cafe & Grill, Capriccio Italian Restaurant, Doughtery’s Steakhouse & Raw Bar, and Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville.
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This past weekend, Ocean City Theatre Company presented The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical to a nearly sold-out crowd at the Music Pier. This action-packed show was performed entirely by a cast of middle and high school students. #shorelocal #ocnj Photos by Steffen Klenk Photography
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When a local chapter of the non-profit group ‘Bags Against Bullies’ was launched three years ago in the Egg Harbor Township School District, it was greeted with praise, the organizer said.
shorelocalnews.com/egg-harbor-township-bags-against-bullies-chapter-separates-from-school-district/
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The Brigantine Art Walk will be hosting their Holiday Art Walk on Sunday, November 24, 2024, from 12 noon to 5 p.m. at The Cove Restaurant in Brigantine, NJ.
Admission is free and there is plenty of parking.
shorelocalnews.com/brigantine-art-walk-to-host-its-holiday-art-walk/
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In 2022 and 2023, Firefighters in Atlantic County responded to a combined total of more than 20,000 total calls for service, according to data provided by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA).
And, while the number of fires has decreased nationwide in the last decade, Atlantic County fire officials say in 2024 that some area fire companies may surpass their previous number of calls for service.
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With its out-of-this-world performances, exceptional dining, and unique offerings - Spiegelworld keeps setting the standard in Atlantic City.
shorelocalnews.com/october-happenings-at-atlantic-citys-the-hook/
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The Borough of Longport was officially established in 1898. The record will show that, other than the building of luxury homes and condos, being one of the wealthiest zip codes in the state of New Jersey, and surviving some devastating storms over the years, not all that much has happened in the 126 years since the town was incorporated.
shorelocalnews.com/longport-inn-when-there-was-plenty-of-room-at-the-inn/
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Lost 11 streets in one storm, I’m thinking 1939? I think Dave Busby might know.
Sorry, Make that 1936?
The South Jersey Women Fighting Hunger Luncheon at the Linwood Country Club Wednesday, Oct. 30, featured special guest food writer and cookbook author, Melissa Clark.
Since its inception in 2017, the Women Fighting Hunger Luncheon has served as a vital extension of CFBNJ, bringing the hidden hunger realities to the public eye, discussing key factors for supportive solutions, and making a difference.
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Up until a few years ago, the only cowboys Bill Ward was familiar with wore stars on their football helmets. His knowledge of bulls was reserved for Michael Jordan. Luke, now a 14-year-old freshman at St. Augustine, has developed into one of the top young cowboys in the country.
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Learn about benefits, promotions and sales for Veterans in November at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
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🚗🍂 Revving up for Flemings Annual Pumpkin Run! Today, we saw an incredible display of vehicles from antiques to muscle cars, plus a massive flea market and delicious food vendors. What a ride! 🏎️🎃
Photos by 📸 Benjamin (Benji) Howard
#pumpkinrun #classiccars #shorelocal
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The Atlantic County Clean Communities Program, administered by the Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA), is thrilled to announce the winners of its 2024 Fall Litter Challenge.
shorelocalnews.com/acua-names-fall-litter-challenge-winners/
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Multi Emmy winner Dancer, Choreographer and NY Times Best-Selling Author Derek Hough along with a talented troupe of dancers and musicians that include his wife Hayley Hough performed to a near capacity crowd in Circus Maximus, Caesars Atlantic City on Saturday November 1, 2024.
Photos by Tom Briglia/Photographics
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Those of a certain age still call it Convention Hall, although it was renamed Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in 1997, in honor of the former mayor. Whatever one calls it, the cavernous facility at 2301 Boardwalk, which opened in 1929, is one of the last remaining structures from Atlantic City’s golden age.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-citys-boardwalk-hall-where-it-all-happened/
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My grandfather Gaetano DiFabio and his two brothers came from Talermo Abruzzio Italy to live with their family cousins on Georgia Avenue in Atlantic City bringing the family trade of construction to work and to build Convention Hall in 1919 my grandfather sent for his betrothed my Grandmother Antonetta Paolini from his hometown in Italy, and when she came to Atlantic City they married had 5 children fell in Love with Our Beautiful Atlantic Ocean, Beach and Boardwalk of Atlantic City here in the United States of America became American Citizens and both stayed in Atlantic City with their children and our family for the rest of their lives never to return to Italy they loved Atlantic City and the United States of America so much they made their here their Hone❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
Send in Photos of Military Heroes for Veterans Day 🇺🇲
In recognition of Veterans Day on Nov. 11, Shore Local would like to feature the stories and photos of those Atlantic & Cape May County residents who served. Email a photo of your military hero (preferably in uniform) with name, rank, hometown, war/conflict and your contact information to shorelocalnews@gmail.com All photos and stories will be published online and some may appear in print. Deadline to submit is Wednesday, November 6. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
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What a terrific project! Thanks for honoring our heros!
❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
Happy Friday!
Check out local events like "The Lightning Thief" The Percy Jackson Musical, Flemings Pumpkin Run, and Library Book and Bake Sale!
shorelocalnews.com/events-and-happenings-9/
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The Atlantic City Arts Foundation is proud to announce the completion of its 101st mural in the city. “Beneath the Waves” by artist Susan Daly now adorns Hot Bagels and More at 212 Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City. A public mural unveiling was held at 11am on October 31, 2024.
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On Tuesday morning, several groups against offshore wind gathered outside of the Atlantic City Convention Center with their anti-offshore wind signs.
They were protesting outside of the Offshore WINDPOWER 2024 Conference and Exhibition, a conference which gathers top developers, government officials and key stakeholders across the offshore wind industry.
shorelocalnews.com/the-fight-against-offshore-wind-continues/
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But you're ok with breaking oil pipelines destroying our wildlife! make it make sense!
We are fortunate to have a wonderful corporate neighbor like Spencer’s.
This great company was first called Spencer Gifts when it started as a mail order novelty business in 1947 in Easton, Pa. It moved to Atlantic City in 1960 where they experienced tremendous growth.
shorelocalnews.com/spencers-is-reinventing-itself-once-again-with-spirit-christmas/
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On Oct. 17, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection issued a drought watch for the entire state. It came the same day that the United States Drought Monitor, a federal product under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), reported that 60% of New Jersey now met drought conditions.
shorelocalnews.com/new-jersey-is-in-drought-and-its-getting-worse/
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So ispa
Gee I wonder why... Guardians of The East Coast
🍬 TRICK OR TREAT FORECAST 🍬
Wow—this Halloween is looking spookily warm! 🌡️ Think Georgia, not Jersey, with a breezy southwest wind pushing temps way above average.
🎃 Inland: I've bumped the forecast to 80°F, making it the second warmest Halloween on record at ACY Airport!
🌊 Beaches: Expect a balmy mid-70s—fifth warmest on record, according to NOAA.
Get those costumes ready but skip the extra layers!
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Happy Halloween!!
TAG US IN YOUR COSTUME PICTURES!
Be safe and have fun! 🧡🖤🧡
#happyhalloween #LocalNews #halloween2023 #shorelocal #atlanticcounty #newjersey #southjersey
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Happy Halloween 🎃
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Mays Landing’s annual Halloween Parade highlights businesses and organizations in and around the town each year. 🎃👻
#happyhalloween #mayslandinghalloweenparade #mayslandingnj #halloweenparade
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Great pictures
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Halloween can be fun for some dogs and absolutely terrifying for others. Scary decorations, costumes, and an endless stream of scary people coming to the front door for candy can be hard on some dogs. So, let’s discuss keeping dogs safe during trick-or-treating...
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Tickets for a special Nov. 23 concert featuring Lucinda Williams and her band are on sale now. The concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23 at the Ocean City Music Pier.
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The Salartash Family Foundation’s Pickled Pink Breast Health Initiative held its first annual Pickled Pink Pickleball Tournament Saturday, October 26th at Pickle Juice Pickleball Club in Ventnor. The sold-out tournament was the first fundraising event for the SFF Pickled Pink Breast Health Initiative, formed with the goal of providing support for breast cancer patients at the AtlantiCare Cancer Care Institute.
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For six weeks only, Duo Transcend is taking the stage with not just one, but two daredevil acts. Tyce and Mary, known together as Duo Transcend, have traveled the world, performing their acrobatic Trapeze and Roller Skating acts.
Their jaw-dropping performances earned them second place on America’s Got Talent in 2020, and the duo also holds the Guinness World Record for the most consecutive flips on a Trapeze bar.
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Walking Tacos for Your Witches, Werewolves and Walking Dead!
Walking Tacos is a compact, portable meal that can be eaten with a plastic fork while standing up in the kitchen, in the family room or on the front steps. Your trick-or-treaters can dine on Walking Tacos as they head out the door for round two, or back home after hitting all the “good houses” in the neighborhood.
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I love this!
Roman’s Pizza House has something for everyone and puts quality first. If you are going out in a group and you have that one friend, sister, brother, etc., who has dietary restrictions, this is the place to go because it has all options.
shorelocalnews.com/a-pizza-restaurant-that-aims-to-please-all-diets/
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This was a very good article. It’s so hard to find plant based options in this area. I absolutely loved the vegan options at Roman's Pizza House Absecon! I hope to get back there soon! I would love to see more articles on Plant Based options. I have followed Chef Christine for awhile and was excited to see this article and the one she did about Josie Kelly’s. I hope she will be a regular on this site!
Egg Harbor Township Trunk-or-Treat was held outside of the EHT Community Center this evening, Tues, Oct. 29.🎃👻
Photos by Stephanie Loder
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Great pics Stephanie great work!
More than 100 students from five local high schools attended the Atlantic Cape Community College Early College Program’s Annual Media Day at the Mays Landing campus on October 25 where they learned about the latest technological media and communication innovations, trends, educational programs and the many exciting career opportunities that are available in an ever-changing technological world.
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Shore Local wants to know: what is your favorite Halloween candy? Respond in our poll below, or let us know in the comments 👇
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Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups 🎃
I love M &Ms but the peanut butter ones. 😁
Mom and Pop candy store. Dark chocolate
Registration for Atlantic Cape Community College’s upcoming Winter Session, Spring Semester and two, eight-week Spring sessions opens on Monday, November 11 for students taking classes in-person and online at one of Atlantic Cape's three campuses.
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Anti-offshore wind protestors gathered outside of the Atlantic City Convention Center today, where the Offshore WINDPOWER 2024 Conference & Exhibition was taking place. The fight against wind turbines has been a prevalent issue along the Southern New Jersey coast for the past five years.
More on this topic in this week’s edition of Shore Local!
Photos by Julia Train
#offshorewind #windturbines #defendourbeachesnj #atlanticcity
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Thank you to all of you to show up today to stop the clean green scam!
Many thanks for covering this!
The Ocean City Free Public Library will celebrate a Halloween Fest 6- 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29. The free family event includes games, stories, crafts, candy and a dry ice station. All ages are welcome and costumes are encouraged.
Hours for trick-or-treating in Ocean City will be 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31.
shorelocalnews.com/whats-happening-in-ocean-city-halloween-trail-of-two-cities-5k-and-percy-jacks...
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Toast Pink, a Margate-based nonprofit organization, knows that cancer treatment can be a financial burden and wants to help those dealing with the high costs.
The 501(c)(3) will host its annual gala at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City on Friday, Nov. 8.
shorelocalnews.com/toast-pink-to-host-annual-gala-at-the-flanders-hotel/
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Duran Duran performed to a sold-out crowd in the Event Center at Borgata Hotel, Casino Spa, Atlantic City on
Saturday October 26, 2024.
Photos by Tom Briglia /PhotoGraphics for Borgata
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I'm happy to transfer my 4x tickets to anyone who's interested.... I can also sell them separately if need 1,2 or 3! for lesser then what I paid for
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Johnny Mathis is 89, and he still sounds like Johnny Mathis.
He has not, like other singers of his generation, stayed too long at the fair. His voice remains instantly identifiable and is among the most imitated in the history of show business.
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Loved your story Bruce! My Mom and Dad often played Johhny Mathis in our home when I was a child
I went to many concerts at the casinos. he was always so great. he would always come back and sing a few more songs. what a gentleman/ My favorite,
My husband and I saw Johnny In Atlantic City last weekend. I must say he was amazing. I could have stayed all night and listen to him.
Multi Grammy Award winner, singer-songwriter from Canada Sarah McLachlan performed to a sold-out crowd in the Event Center at Borgata Hotel, Casino Spa, Atlantic City on Friday October 25, 2024.
Photos by PhotoGraphics for Borgata
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Great show at Borgata Friday night! Here’s her signature and closing song, “Angel”
It was fantastic ❤️
This year’s Gilda’s Champions, Harry & Margie Hurley and Family, will be honored for their dedication and philanthropy with CSCNJ. Both personally, and through the Hurley in the Morning Charity Foundation, Harry & Margie along with their family have given generously over the past decade.
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The Ocean City Theatre Company is thrilled to present "The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical" this Saturday, November 2, and Sunday, November 3, at the Ocean City Music Pier.
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A second production of “Jersey Lawman: A Life on the Right Side of Crime,” a staged reading based on the memoir of former Cape May County Sheriff Jim Plousis, is scheduled for 7 p.m. Nov. 2 at Cape May Presbyterian Church, Cape May.
shorelocalnews.com/jersey-lawman-a-life-on-the-right-side-of-crime-takes-center-stage-nov-2/
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In honor of National First Responders’ Day (Oct. 28), Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City presented a $10,000 donation to the Atlantic City Police Department and Atlantic CityFire Fighter's Union on Friday, Oct. 25. Each organization received $5,000 to benefit their individual foundations.
Photo by Tom Briglia/Photographics
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Halloween Party at Kiss Kiss Nightclub in the Quarter at Tropicana Casino Resort Atlantic City on Saturday October 26, 2024.
Photos by Tom Briglia /PhotoGraphics
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If you haven’t been to Showboat Resort over the last few years, its transformation is overwhelming. No other business in South Jersey can rival the major changes that have happened compared to Showboat.
shorelocalnews.com/miami-comes-to-atlantic-city-as-limonada-debuts-at-showboat/
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Witches Day Out at Historic Smithville.
#historicsmithville #newjersey #witchesdayout #witches #Halloween #shorelocal
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I was Witch-E-Poo, The Hag with the Swag...and her BAD jokes! Here is me in the stockade because of those BAD jokes! I had a fantastic time!
Is this an annual event?
I was there!! P
Witches Day Out at Historic Smithville was wicked. Hundreds turned out for the costume contest and parade, the Witchy Raffle and Scavenger Hunt.
Photos by Tynan Hand.
#historicsmithville #newjersey #witchesdayout #witches #Halloween #shorelocal
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Was there any winners?
It was a great day
Great pictures
An Absecon home was transformed into a Taylor Swift-inspired Airbnb. Each bedroom is decorated as a different “era.”
Today, the creators of Evermore Estate held an open house for Swifties in the area.
Photos by Julia Train
#taylorswift #airbnbexperience #EvermoreEstate #abseconnj
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Wow. Hate is the thief of happiness.
Ahh yes ruining the housing market and the neighborhood
OK, Mark that off as a place not to stay
Ventnor City's Halloween Fest drew a large crowd for games, movies, crafters, a parade and kids costume contest and more!
Photos by Julia Train
#VentnorCity #ventnornj #skibeachventnor
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Another Great Event!
There’s nothing new about the concept of a talent show or talent contest presented on television, radio or elsewhere. The long-forgotten Major Bowes instituted the idea on radio in 1935 as “The Original Amateur Hour” and it was consistently top-rated in the years it ran.
shorelocalnews.com/tony-grants-stars-of-tomorrow-when-kids-ruled-the-boardwalk/
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I wish they would bring this back such a fun event maybe inspiring to a young person ♥️
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Academy of Culinary Arts (ACA) program recognized 25 second-year students for completing their first year of studies at the 3rd Annual Coat and Toque Ceremony on October 24 in the Walter E. Edge Theater on the Mays Landing campus.
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It was a Pawtastic day on the Ocean City Boardwalk as hundreds of dogs, and their owners, converged for the annual Howl-o-Ween Parade on Saturday, October 25. This zany event included appearances by the Philly Phanatic, with proceeds benefiting the shelter pets of the Humane Society of Ocean City. 🐕 🐾 #shorelocal #ocnj #gooddog Photos by Steffen Klenk Photography
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Jose the Bulldog would like to negotiate; he’s asking for 100% share for the next cover 🤣🦈🙃❤️. We had a blast. Thank you 😊 #BarkTank
Tyler Snyder🥹
Lenny Kravitz – who visits Ovation Hall at Ocean Casino in Atlantic City for two shows next Friday and Saturday, Nov. 1-2 – is still going strong some three-plus decades later, releasing a new album, “Blue Electric Light,” this past May.
shorelocalnews.com/lenny-kravitz-rocks-ocean-casinos-ovation-hall-next-week/
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I'm selling our tickets, Not consent to make profit on them, just putting them out due to changes on my schedule. You can Message me if anyone hold’s interest in them, will provide more details, thank you.
In honor of National First Responders’ Day (Oct. 28), Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City presented a $10,000 donation to the Atlantic City Police Department and Atlantic City Fire Fighters Union on Friday, Oct. 25. Each organization received $5,000 to benefit their individual foundations.
shorelocalnews.com/hard-rock-hotel-casino-atlantic-city-celebrates-first-responders-day-with-1000...
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Residents at Seashore Gardens Living Center showcased their creativity during a recent class led by an artist from The Noyes Museum of Art. The instructor guided residents through the process of painting a jellyfish using watercolors.
shorelocalnews.com/noyes-brings-lesson-in-creativity-to-seashore-gardens/
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Playboy Casino in Atlantic City 1984
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I worked as a Credit Executive and loved every minute of it. Great times!
I worked there as a cook from the day it opened. I have some really good memories. I was working in what was called " Heffs Lounge" a cute little bar off the casino floor. Then there was the bus tour buffet. I had really great memories of the buffet. However I knew too many people and the casino security wanted me to set people up. I refused and they forced me to resign. The casinos of the eighties gotta love them.
I still have a dollar chip from this casino. Along with Golden Nugget and the old tRump casinos as well. Lovin' it!
Farm-to-Table experience 🍽 at Beach Plum Farm with seasonal harvest, fresh meats, and garden herbs. 🌱✨
#BeachPlumFarm #FarmToTable #HarvestDinner"
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Be nice to be able to afford!
The Sun was shining, and the Surfers were riding in Ocean City this afternoon!
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Happy Friday! Check out these local events ahead of Halloween: shorelocalnews.com/events-and-happenings-8/
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Retired Cape May County Technical School teacher, Diane Zimmerman, has released her debut novel, “The Other Side of Tenderness,” a steamy mafia love story/murder mystery.
shorelocalnews.com/eht-resident-releases-mafia-romance/
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The event, hosted by the Patriots for the Somers Mansion, will be held on the grounds of the historic Somers Mansion on Wednesday, October 30. A bonfire will begin at 6pm with the presentation starting at dark, or approximately 7pm.
shorelocalnews.com/fourth-annual-spooky-tales-event-to-be-held-at-the-somers-mansion-oct-30/
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The Jolly Trolley Lights Tour on Dec. 17, 2024 will include a tour of Ocean City homes decorated for the holidays, a photo with Santa and a Christmas craft project.
shorelocalnews.com/tickets-on-sale-for-jolly-trolley-lights-tour-in-ocean-city/
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R and J Farm, located on W. Herschel Street in Egg Harbor City, is a family-owned destination that offers a variety of activities for those looking to enjoy the fall season.
shorelocalnews.com/r-and-j-farm-offers-a-large-variety-of-fall-fun-for-families/
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As summer fades and the autumn air sweeps through Cape May, Beach Plum Farm transforms into a vibrant display of fall’s beauty and a celebration of the harvest.
shorelocalnews.com/autumn-splendor-at-beach-plum-farm/
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Picture this – a Category 3 hurricane, quickly moving up the Jersey Shore from south to north, in a track similar to Hurricane Irene in 2011. It would be the most powerful hurricane to impact us since the Great Atlantic Hurricane of 1944, which skirted east of the coastline by about 50 miles.
shorelocalnews.com/what-if-hurricane-milton-hit-new-jersey/
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When Black Friday comes . . .
“Paint it Black Friday!” Billy Walton Bands’ Tribute to the Stones
This year Tony Mart Presents will celebrate the tradition by producing The Billy Walton Band “Paint it Black Friday”, Tribute to The Stones, 8 PM Friday, November 29, at the acoustically excellent and hip, vintage Celebrity Theater at the Claridge Hotel.
The party begins at 6 o’clock. Billy, Destinee Monroe and the Billy Walton Band will hit the stage at 8 o’clock for two shows of classic Rolling Stones’ Rock and Roll.
The cost for the entire evening is only $20 including your first drink!
Open seating will be by General Admission so plan on enjoying that wonderful showroom, the hospitality and service of the Claridge Hotel and coupons for special discounts at the restaurants and lounges at the Claridge.
Ticket info will be forthcoming by November 1st at Tony Mart Presents Facebook page, www.Tonymartpresents.com and wwwClaridge.com.
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LIVE at the Ocean City Halloween Parade 2024
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like a lot of fun.
Love this parade!
Great parade video. You even captured Susan Muldowny at the end!!!
The Marjorie & Lewis Katz JCC in Margate, New Jersey, is excited to announce that two of its Fitness Team Members, Ann Erik and Michelle Barbera, have recently completed their Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery (PWR!Moves) Instructor Certification.
This achievement is a testament to the Katz JCC’s commitment to offer specialized fitness programming for those living with Parkinson’s disease (PD).
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That's awesome!! Congratulations ladies!!
Congratulations!!
“The Barbary Coast” referred to a strip of Margate bars that stretched from the bayfront to Washington Avenue and then to the beach. These partying spots were in operation from the 1950s through the 1980s, although some were in business as early as the 1940s and as late as the early 2000s.
shorelocalnews.com/margates-infamous-barbary-coast-remembered/
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The Elbo Room was were my Dad had hot roast beef Chinese egg and shrimp rolls and rice a Roni late night food concession prior to 1972 it was located where Memories in Margate is now, and Steve and Cookies was previously Strutbecks where my aunt Thelma “Cookie” DiFabio (ironically a different Cookie) was a hostess there for many years
Not even close to the real history of the “Barbary Coast”. What is the Harbor Inn? 10 for a $1 was the Beacon. Which was Mush’s before that Memories was the Elbo room. Omar’s was the Old Tavern back in the Barbary Coast days. And probably the biggest miss was not mentioning the Voigt’s Edgewater C’mon people
It was the absolute best!
Hot off the press! 📰✨ Our new issue is here, packed with stories and updates from around the Shore. Find it online and at local businesses. This issue features:
• Howl-o-ween Fun for Pups! 🐶
• The Impact of Dry October 🌵
• New Flood Rules: What You Need to Know 🌊
• Christmas Comes Early at Spencers 🎄
• A Tribute to Tony Grant’s Stars of Tomorrow
#ShoreLocal #LocalStories #CommunityNews #JerseyShore
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Kristin Adams, a 2017 Stockton University graduate who studied oysters as a graduate student, was awarded the grant to involve commercial growers in the restoration of the bay. The oysters that grow up on commercial leases will move to two restoration reefs monitored by Stockton’s Marine Field Station.
shorelocalnews.com/alum-students-work-with-n-j-shellfish-farmers-to-foster-oysters-for-conservation/
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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City will host a Halloween Party at Lobby Bar benefitting the Community FoodBank of New Jersey on Saturday, Oct. 26, at 9 p.m. Along with spooky sips, guests can dance the night away to the sounds of 80’s Revolution.
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A hidden gem in Galloway, Glenn by the Bay at Veterans Memorial Park, offers a place to stroll and immerse yourself in nature. The new Welcome Pavilion and pollinator garden were dedicated at Glenn by the Bay during a ribbon-cutting ceremony held Wednesday, Oct. 9.
shorelocalnews.com/glenn-by-the-bay-at-veterans-memorial-park-holds-ribbon-cutting-ceremony/
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The Ocean City Arts Center Gallery features their 2024 Annual Juried Art Show opening Friday, November 1 which runs through November 22.
The Ocean City Arts Center is located on the second floor in the Community Center at 1735 Simpson Avenue.
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love it- Hope you will be there this year for the reception and pictures
As part of the sensational tour, Dancing with the Stars: Live! returns to the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Event Center on Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025, featuring the hit TV series’ beloved professional dancers performing glittering new numbers as well as some of the showstoppers featured in Season 33.
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As the Jewish people celebrate the High Holidays, this seemed an appropriate time to detail the long and unique association the Jews have had with Atlantic City: shorelocalnews.com/a-century-of-high-holidays-at-the-shore/
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As the elevated need for food continues in the region, members of Beth El Synagogue, Congregation Beth Israel, Shirat Hayam, and Temple Beth Shalom as well as community individuals, hosted High Holidays collections to support Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties.
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With Thanksgiving approaching, many families are looking forward to gathering around the dinner table to celebrate the holiday. However, some families will find it challenging to afford a Thanksgiving meal and will turn to Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties (JFS) for assistance.
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The Atlantic County Veterans Museum will host a photographic exhibit, “Legacy of Remembrance: Armistice Day Monuments of New Jersey,” beginning October 31 through January 4, 2025.
The exhibit highlights many of the Armistice Day monuments created and installed throughout New Jersey after World War I, including Atlantic City’s Liberty in Distress by Frederick MacMonnies.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-county-veterans-museum-hosts-armistice-day-exhibit/
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😎LIKE THE WARMTH? MORE'S COMING 😎
You won't need the coat over your Halloween costume this year. We're project to LIKELY be WARMER than average from Oct. 29-Nov. 4.
Why? A big ridge of high pressure will settle in the Northeast, again, next week. Get ready for more 70s during the day, even at the beach! 80s would be a long shot.
Anyone remember the Halloween of 1946? That was our warmest on record for the shore.
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I want cold weather and snow please. Enough of this hot weather, already 😒
I live in Ocean City NJ. I want snow ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️
Snowblowers outside of Home Depot in EHT !!!! It was 80 degrees today! Such mixed signals! 😂
October comes to a close in Ocean City with a full slate of Halloween events and the return of Dog Days on the Boardwalk. The early forecast for the week calls for clear and mild weather, ideal for families to enjoy these annual traditions.
shorelocalnews.com/halloween-events-and-dog-days-on-the-boardwalk/
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Don’t know how to get this to you but would be good for you to promote it. www.facebook.com/share/wcCEW7LkFiP8iA8K/?mibextid=9l3rBW
Only in Jersey you get to experience all 4 seasons in a day 😆 #shorelocal #weirdweather
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Same in Maryland!
How wonderful would this weather be all the time? No heat nor air conditioning needed! Just imagine! I can!
Definitely accurate in the deep south end of OC this time of year.
