Kathleen DiChiara, who gave hope to countless people as she dared to dream of a hunger-free Garden State. Kathleen was a resident of Summit, New Jersey. She passed away on October 11 surrounded by her family.
shorelocalnews.com/community-foodbank-of-new-jersey-mourns-the-passing-of-its-founder-kathleen-di...
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RIP your service will not be forgotten ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
If a survey were ever taken about the least controversial thing in the history of Atlantic City, the rolling chair, a part of the Atlantic City landscape for more than 100 years, would have to be among the top 10. After all, how could a chair with wheels on it generate any controversy? Well, it can, and it did.
shorelocalnews.com/when-rolling-chairs-ruled-the-atlantic-city-boardwalk/
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I remember when they were fazing the Wicker Push Chairs out and were bringing in the Blue motorized ones...
Residents at Seashore Gardens Living Center celebrated Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, and the reflective and solemn observance of Yom Kippur.
They attended live-stream services from the Park Avenue Synagogue in New York City, in some cases joined by their family members.
They also heard the traditional sounding of the shofar.
shorelocalnews.com/seashore-gardens-seniors-celebrate-high-holidays-2/
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What a great event! "Where Eddie Lives" the continuing saga of 'Eddie and the Cruisers' at Gateway Playhouse in Somers Point, Sunday evening 10/13/2024! PBS was in the house filming for an upcoming movie. There was a wonderful question and answer session emceed by Carmen Marotta, with Michael Tunes Antunes (the only real musician in the movie), Billy Walton and David Patrick Wilson (Kenny the drummer). A superb set of music performed by Billy Walton, Tunes, David, Walter Sapsai Jr and special guests! Playing songs from the quadruple platinum soundtrack of Eddie and the Cruisers, "Tender Years" and "On the Dark Side", along with songs by Chuck Berry, The Rolling Stones, The Meters and more! The night was topped off with a showing of the cult classic movie which was filmed at Tony Marts and other local spots in and around Somers Point. The movie was released in 1983! Thanks to Tony Marts Presents, The Gateway Playhouse and the performers for a wonderful night of entertainment! John Loreaux
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Good things come to those who wait. For Charlene Maycott, a first-generation college graduate who earned Associate Degrees in Communication and Psychology from Atlantic Cape Community College in 2022 and 2024, respectively, she never envisioned waiting 40 years, though, for it to become reality.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-cape-alumna-charlene-maycott-proves-its-never-too-late-to-go-back-to-...
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On a beautiful Sunday morning in the middle of October, over a dozen individuals prepared for an exciting day of friendly model yacht competition. This past Sunday, the South Jersey Model Yacht Club held its second annual Beesleys Point Beach RC Laser Regatta.
shorelocalnews.com/remote-controlled-model-yachts-take-to-the-open-water/
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Honoring the Spirit of Discovery 🌊 Happy Columbus Day from Shore Local! #ColumbusDay #shorelocal #celebratehistory
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Motorists are reminded to drive with extra caution and watch for deer at this time of the year. **Deer are more likely to suddenly run onto roadways during their mating season,known as the rut, which runs from late October through mid-December.** 🍂🦌
Increased deer activity is more likely to occur in the early morning and around sunset when visibility may be difficult. Awareness will become even more important when daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 3, causing many commutes to align with the periods when deer are most active.
dep.nj.gov/newsrel/24_0046/
#NewJerseyFishAndWildlife #deer #whitetaileddeer #fall
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Deceased deer northbound gsp around mole marker 33
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Arroyo-Cruz was hired at Shore Medical Center as a nurse aide on 5 Hayes in 2018. She worked full-time as a nurse aide and went to school full-time to obtain her nursing degree, which she received in 2021.
shorelocalnews.com/shore-medical-center-names-emmy-arroyo-cruz-rn-of-pleasantville-its-october-gu...
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Congrats!!!! 🎉
Meals for Asheville's mission is to provide nourishing meals and vital support to the families and individuals affected by hurricanes. They believe in the power of coming together as a community in times of crisis.
shorelocalnews.com/meals-for-asheville-is-looking-for-donations-to-help-feed-service-workers-and-...
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The AmeriHealth Atlantic City Marathon Race Series will once again welcome thousands of runners and spectators for a weekend of races and community engagement from October 18 - 22, 2024. The event will kick off with a two-day Runner Expo at Bally’s Atlantic City on Friday, October 18, and Saturday, October 19.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-city-marathon-inspires-with-expo-sneaker-drive-for-those-in-need/
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Greate Bay Country Club was transformed into a soirée for wine enthusiasts and supporters of multiple sclerosis (MS) research as it hosted the 10th anniversary of “The Right Notes.”
shorelocalnews.com/wine-tasting-event-celebrates-decade-of-philanthropy-for-multiple-sclerosis-re...
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Northfield Mom and her son with autism create a haunted house at their Elder Street home.
Look for full feature in Thursday's edition of Shore Local 📰
📷 by Benjamin Howard
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Wonderland will close its magical doors for the final time on Sunday, Oct. 13. What comes next for the property remains uncertain, which makes this transition even more difficult to accept.
shorelocalnews.com/farewell-to-wonderland/
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I think they are making a mistake. It’s a disgrace that they don’t keep this open. It’s all about money. This will only make people with kids go else where. Ocean City will loose revenue. It’s all about big business and how much money they can make.
Will they put another amusement park there?
Another institution bites the dust. My parents took me to "Gillians" when I was growing up. I took my kids to Wonderland as they grew up. And I took my grandchildren there and was anticipating taking my 4 Great grandkids there. Hopefully the new developer will build something that will fill the void left by Wonderland's departure.
Wonder Bear waves👋 farewell to crowds who gathered for one final hoorah at Gillian's Wonderland Pier in Ocean City today.🎠🎡
The amusement park closed its gates for a final time today at 6 pm.
#ocnjboardwalk #ocnj
Photos by Cindy Chrisy Fertsch
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It was a great place for children. O.C. Is supposed to be family friendly resort and this was a special place for children and families. It also created a lot of jobs for the high school kids. Big mistake and sad day for OC is my personal feelings
Its no longer a Family Place.....it has become a semi Private island for the rich. Most Middle class Families cannot afford a vacation in Ocean City. One by one places that have been there for decades close their doors...... great take out food places, great Italian places, great bakeries, great seafood places etc etc etc..... all gone. Now Wonderland is gone. The place where I walked around as a kid , exploring, having fun .....is now pretty much all gone
I’ve heard the new owner wants to build an event venue for weddings and parties. I hope no one books anything there. Such a shame that OC is losing this great family place. So many memories from my childhood, my kids and my grandkids. Sad day for OC.
Atlantic County election officials remind residents that the deadline to register to vote in the November 5 general election is Tuesday, October 15.
shorelocalnews.com/register-to-vote-deadline-october-15/
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Skate, Scooter, Smile! 💙 Yesterday’s @heartofsurfing event at Brigantine Skatepark was a blast. Seeing kids with autism enjoy the park was priceless. Memories made! #ShoreLocal #HeartOfSurfing #BrigantineSkatepark
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Families arrived from all over for a day of family fun at Funny Farm Rescue’s annual Fall Festival, held on Sunday, October 13 in Mays Landing. Many volunteers were on-site throughout the day to assist in the activities, with proceeds benefiting over 600 rescue animals in need. #shorelocal #southjersey Photos by Steffen Klenk
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It was a great day with perfect weather!
Beautiful day, thanks for the wonderful pictures. I saw you snapping these great shots
I had to miss it this year...so glad it was a beautiful day!
If the Birds expect to challenge for the NFC East title and make a deep playoff run this season, they will have to begin gathering some momentum to erase the frustration that built during their 2-2 start.
shorelocalnews.com/its-crunch-time-for-the-philadelphia-eagles/
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The 15th annual Elephant Talk Indie Music Awards at Tennessee Avenue beer Hall is October 18-20th with over 70 acts on 2 stages over 3 days!
Elephants for Autism is raising funds for Heart of Surfing -- a local nonprofit that offers free surfing, skateboarding & more activities for kids with autism & related developmental disabilities.
gofund.me/79d550f7
They also, have shirts for sale ($25 each) Venmo-Jerry-Ryan-9
Sizes small through 2xl (while supplies last) They’ll be available for pickup at the event or through local pickup/drop off
Here’s the event link with the full schedule and info too. Check it out!
Elephant Talk Indie Music Awards (3 day celebration of our local music community) October 18-20
THANK YOU to everyone who supports these events! 🐘💙🌊
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Covered in fog and filled with spooky characters, a Halloween experience is taking over a Christmas tree farm in Egg Harbor City. Located at 354 Bremen Ave., Forever Forest invites visitors to participate in “A Nightmare Before Christmas” throughout October.
shorelocalnews.com/forever-forest-transforms-christmas-tree-farm-into-a-halloween-experience/
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Smithville Irish Festival.
#smithvillenj #historicsmithville #irishfestival #irish #fall #shorelocal
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The first day of the Smithville Irish Festival kicked off with live music, beer, Irish food, and goods.
Photos by Tynan Hand.
#smithvillenj #historicsmithville #irishfestival #irish #fall #shorelocal
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The weather was beautiful today and we enjoyed being out and about ❤️☘️🎶
Is that you Terry ? Great picture!☘️☘️☘️
Enjoyed my Birthday today at Smithville Irish Festival
Scenes from Ocean City Fall Block Party 2024. #shorelocal #ocnj Photos by Steffen Klenk
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This should become a 2-day event like Smithville. Way way way too many people
Is this tomorrow too?
Way too many people! And dogs! I have a dog so don't start your comments and would never bring him there for his safety.
In a new one-woman show that is equal parts dramedy and memoir, Candace Bushnell – the international best-selling novelist and creator of “Sex and the City” – is scheduled to grace the mainstage of Stockton University’s Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26.
shorelocalnews.com/and-just-like-that-satc-creator-set-to-visit-stockton-performing-arts-center/
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When Ken Schaffer bought the historic building that is now The Inn on St. Louis, he bought the Egg Harbor City location for the Real Estate, particularly the five apartments above the legendary bar that sits underneath. He never thought he would be a restaurant operator.
shorelocalnews.com/inn-on-st-louis-offers-next-chapter-for-historic-egg-harbor-city-property/
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Happy Weekend!
Check out these fun events and see what's going on in Atlantic County and Ocean City: shorelocalnews.com/events-and-happenings-6/
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There's also the Somers Point Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 Auxiliary Flea Market & Craft Show tomorrow, Sunday October 13th from 9am-3pm!
Shore Local Newsmagazine 's annual sunset cruise with Atlantic City Cruises was SO much fun last night!! Great company, a beautiful sunset, ship & staff⛴️🥂🙌...plus -- NORTHERN LIGHTS made for such a memorable night!!
(W❤️W) Much love & gratitude to all who came out & to AC Cruises Jeff George & awesome staff!!💓🙏
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More than 150 golfers descended upon the Cape May National Golf Club in Erma, NJ on October 4 as the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation’s Annual Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament celebrated its 20th anniversary.
This year’s total of $75,000 raised topped last year’s then-record total of $71,500.
shorelocalnews.com/annual-scramble-fore-scholarships-golf-tournament-raises-another-record-amount...
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It’s not too early to think about celebrating the arrival of 2025 at Ocean City’s family-friendly First Night New Year’s Eve celebration. All-inclusive admission buttons will be on sale starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12.
shorelocalnews.com/ocean-city-first-night-admission-buttons-go-on-sale-saturday/
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When you’re at Wawa and all you need is that one cashier to open a new line… 🙃 #WawaWaiting #ShoreLocal
Repost from (Shoobies FB group)
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Kugel is generally made from noodles or lokshen, the Yiddish word for noodles, pronounced “luck-shun.” Those who know some Yiddish may call kugel “lokshen kugel” because that’s what their parents or grandparents called it. Kugel is pronounced “kugl” like “seagull.” We are, after all, Shore Local.
shorelocalnews.com/a-family-favorite-with-a-side-of-memories/
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30 restaurants are extending their specially-priced menus, featuring three-course prix fixe lunches for $20.24 and dinners for $40.24, from Sunday, October 13, through Friday, October 18, 2024.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-city-restaurant-week-menus-extended-at-30-restaurants-through-oct-18/
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In 1966, Big Al Troiano purchased Maynard’s Café, a burger and beer joint adjacent to Gables, his night club/restaurant/bowling alley/hotel at Amherst and Washington avenues in Margate.
He saw Maynard’s as a teardown so he could expand Gables, which he acquired in the 1950s. But something tugged at Troiano.
shorelocalnews.com/while-change-transforms-margate-maynards-keeps-on-truckin/
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One of the last Great Jewels in a town they forced to grow to fast.
Had a lot of great times at Maynard's
great article!
VERY VISIBLE NORTHERN LIGHTS IN ATLANTIC CITY -- photos taken at Gardener's Basin
NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a geomagnetic storm watch for Thursday and Friday, placing the watch at a rare, high, G4 level, which is considered severe
📷 Photo credit: Tammy Thornton
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The excitement of Indoor Auto Racing returns to Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ, on Friday and Saturday, January 31 and February 1, for the 23rd annual NAPA Auto Parts Atlantic City Race Weekend.
This year’s race weekend will once again showcase the high-speed TQ Midgets
shorelocalnews.com/indoor-auto-racing-returns-to-jim-whelan-boardwalk-hall-on-jan-31-feb-1-2025/
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Saturday night idea for the 4 of us? Gabby Wyand
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Throughout the month of October, Resorts Casino Hotel is set to provide guests with a scary good time with Saw the Musical, Murder at the Perk, a $3,000 Costume Slot Tournament, a Halloween Party at Boo Bar and more.
shorelocalnews.com/scary-good-times-await-at-resorts-casino-hotel-this-october/
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It's really a great spot! Great staff, a lot of regulars, great music & DJ 🙂 3:) 🧟🎃
Our latest issue just dropped! Dive into heartwarming stories, local updates, and more. Available online and at all your favorite local spots. 📰✨ www.shorelocalnews.com
* Farewell to Wonderland: A nostalgic goodbye to a beloved landmark.
* Fall Festivals & Spooky Fun: Your guide to autumn adventures.
* Live Music Lineup: Discover the best local gigs this season.
* New Owners Take Over Historic Restaurant: Fresh beginnings at a cherished eatery.
* Remembering the Rickety Bridge: Stories from the past.
* EHT Business Lends a Hand to Hurricane Victims: Community spirit in action.
#NewIssue #ShoreLocal #JerseyShore
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If you are looking for a different kind of fall flower in addition to your mums and pansies, you may consider adding the cheery faces of daisies to your garden. Daisies in fall, you question? Yes.
shorelocalnews.com/brighten-your-fall-garden-with-montauk-daisies/
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Allison and Lauren Hollinger, who both vied for Joey Graziadei’s heart on Season 28 of The Bachelor, caught a performance of The Hook at Caesars Atlantic City on Oct. 5.
shorelocalnews.com/the-bachelors-hollinger-sisters-catch-a-performance-of-the-hook-oct-5-2024/
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Stan Kenton was an incredibly popular bandleader whose career spanned five decades. But if he is remembered at all today, it’s likely because he was the founder of what we now know as collegiate jazz education.
shorelocalnews.com/remembering-jazz-legend-charlie-ventura/
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Golden hues painting the sky as the sun sets over Ocean City. Captured by the talented John Loreaux 🌅✨ #SunsetMagic #oceancity #shorelocal
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Great picture will it be there next year?
Beautiful! And thank you. John Loreaux Would love to frame this!
John, this is a beautiful shot❤️. Would love to have a copy of this!
Voters in Fourth Ward District 2 and District 3 will return to voting at the American Legion Morvay-Miley-Cruice Post 524 at 4556 West Avenue.
shorelocalnews.com/polling-place-changed-in-ocean-citys-fourth-ward/
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Volunteers from area Knights of Columbus councils and members of veterans’ organizations on Monday placed more than 500 American flags at the park on the corner of Ninth Street and Bay Avenue.
shorelocalnews.com/flags-in-ocean-city-park-placed-to-raise-awareness-of-veteran-suicides/
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Sending love and strength to all those impacted by Hurricane Helene and Milton. Stay strong, stay safe 🌊🙏 #prayforheleneandmilton #shorelocal
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Prayers
Better to send a check
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
A raccoon that appeared sick and was collected from the Atlantic County Firearms Training Facility on Betsey Scull Road in Egg Harbor Township on October 2 has been confirmed as the county’s fifth rabies case of the year and the third rabid raccoon from EHT.
shorelocalnews.com/eht-raccoon-confirmed-as-atlantic-countys-fifth-rabies-case/
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Oktoberfest is held in Munich, Germany each year from mid-September through the first Sunday in October. Although known as a beer-drinking celebration, at its roots, Oktoberfest is a “volksfest,” or a festival of the people.
shorelocalnews.com/wines-for-oktoberfest/
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Which fall snack reigns supreme? 🎃🍞🍎🍮 Cast your vote: Pumpkin Spice Cofee, Pumpkin Bread, Pumpkin Pie, or Caramel Apples? What's your go-to fall treat? #FallFlavors #PumpkinSpice #ShoreLocal
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Pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread
Candy apple Pumpkin pie
The 14th annual Golf Fore Kids Tournament, held on Sept. 23 at the Atlantic City Country Club, brought together community leaders, sponsors and golf enthusiasts in support of the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City.
The event, presented by South Jersey Industries, continues to be a crucial fundraiser, helping to sustain the Club's transformative programs for children and teens in the region.
shorelocalnews.com/community-rallies-for-boys-girls-club-at-annual-golf-fore-kids-tournament/
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Nature's dazzling light show came to South Jersey! 🌌✨ Residents across the state are sharing incredible sightings of the Northern Lights. Did you catch a glimpse? #NorthernLights #ShoreLocal
Photo reposted from 📸 (@northernlightsnews)
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When?
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Veterans Roofing, a veteran-owned business, was among many South Jersey groups sending donations to flood-ravaged western North Carolina to help with donations and repairs in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Employees at Veterans Roofing left at 5 a.m. Oct. 3 and arrived in the Carolinas the same day with their trucks and trailers loaded with essential supplies donated by area residents to help people in the Carolinas.
shorelocalnews.com/veterans-roofing-in-egg-harbor-township-responds-to-western-nc-with-donations-...
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did vou?
We just sent a second convoy down with more supplies!
Taylor hell yeah brother!!
This fall musical theater meets “Laugh-In” Oct. 11 through Oct. 20 in this all-new production of “SHOUT! The Mod Musical” presented by the Ocean City Theatre Company at the Ocean City Music Pier.
shorelocalnews.com/see-shout-the-mod-musical-a-60s-tribute-at-the-music-pier/
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Atlantic City's economy during the summer of 2024 was “a little bit less robust than perhaps expected."
That was one of the key points mentioned at the fifth annual Jersey Shoreview, a panel discussion of regional business leaders sponsored by the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism (LIGHT) at the Stockton University School of Business.
shorelocalnews.com/jersey-shoreview-panel-summer-of-2024-was-a-little-less-robust-than-expected/
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call the mayor’s office and demand he resigns .
No air show, no beach concerts, no major attractions. We cannot continue to rely on the beach, boardwalk, and casinos to draw people in.
The State wants it to fail to open up Meadowlands
More than 300 supporters and families of DUI victims will gather on the Ocean City Boardwalk Sunday, Oct. 20.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. followed by a one-mile fun run at 10 a.m. and the walk at 11 a.m., beginning at the 6th Street Civic Center.
shorelocalnews.com/hero-campaign-to-hold-13th-annual-hero-walk-oct-20-in-ocean-city/
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The Somers Point Arts Commission is presenting a Talent Showcase and is currently seeking talented people for this show being held 3 p.m. Sunday, January 12, 2025 at Gateway Playhouse. The date has been changed from Sunday, October 27.
shorelocalnews.com/date-change-calling-talent-for-talent-showcase-by-the-bay-somers-point/
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As autumn settles in, pumpkins are everywhere—adorning porches, filling recipes and getting us in the spirit for the spooky season ahead. We’ve put together this list of free ways to soak in the season at the Jersey Shore so that you can pause and enjoy the moment. 🎃
shorelocalnews.com/fifteen-free-ways-to-celebrate-fall/
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Learn more about the $1 bill here: shorelocalnews.com/interesting-facts-about-a-1-bill/
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In honor of National Mozzarella Cheese Stick Day, Food Network featured chef and owner of four successful Tony Boloney’s restaurants, Mike Hauke, is inviting members of the media to the Mad Mutz Mozzarella Laboratory on Friday, Oct. 18.
shorelocalnews.com/tony-boloneys-debuts-mad-mutz-mozzarella-laboratory-in-atlantic-city/
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Great guy and products👏👏👏
The Ocean City Fire Department and IAFF Local 4032 will hold their annual Open House at the station at 550 Asbury Avenue from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 10.
shorelocalnews.com/ocean-city-fire-department-invites-community-to-open-house-on-oct-10/
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Presenting the exclusive ‘Shore Local Journalist’ costume 😆All the gear, none of the deadlines! #ShoreLocal #SpiritHalloween
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A sneak peek at the spooky happenings occurring at Forever Forest off Bremen Ave. in Egg Harbor City. 👻🎃
Look for the article about the “Nightmare Before Christmas” Halloween experience in Thursday’s edition.
Photos by Julia Train
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Very disappointing!
Kimi Hafler-Smith Nicole Hafler want to take a hike through this ? It’s apparently near me down here, lmaooo
Briana did you see this one?
Coit, who during his 2021-22 freshman year at Atlantic Cape helped lead the resurgent Buccaneers to the 2022 NJCAA Division III Region 19 quarterfinals while also earning Region 19 Player of the Year and First-Team All-Region honors that year, earned the final roster spot on the 2024-25 Kansas Jayhawks.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-cape-alumnus-and-mens-basketball-standout-david-coit-receives-scholar...
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Shonda Hollis believes there’s a purpose for every situation that arises through life and uses her platform to inspire others. On Saturday, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m., Hollis will host the annual Soulutions Live! event at the Directors Ink Creative Arts Center in Mays Landing.
shorelocalnews.com/soulutions-live-event-to-focus-on-lupus-awareness/
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Margate resident transforms his home into a spooky delight for Halloween.
Located at Ventnor & Pembroke Ave., delighting kids of all ages.🎃👻🍂
📷 Photo by Tom Briglia/Photographics
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We have all of the clowns and the monkey with symbols at my sons home! Love this display! I’ve never seen an elephant like that one it’s so cool!
Awesome display!
I walked through today and took a video because I was obsessed!
The Absecon Lighthouse will be hosting haunted tours on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. The evening will allow visitors to hear the true ghost stories and hunt for ghosts with New Jersey Researchers of Paranormal Evidence.
shorelocalnews.com/absecon-lighthouse-hosts-haunted-tours-on-saturday-oct-26/
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When New Jersey legalized the sale and growing of cannabis products back in February 2021, it was flooded with license applications. Corporations with operations from other states, as well as independent entrepreneurs, wanted a piece of the action...
shorelocalnews.com/cannabis-business-growing-fast-in-egg-harbor-township/
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On Monday, October 7, a single lane, alternating traffic pattern will be in effect on Somers Point-Mays Landing Road in Egg Harbor Township just north of Betsy Scull Road for 1.5 miles, from 7:30 am to 4 pm, weather permitting, for shoulder restoration.
Motorists may experience delays and should plan travel time accordingly or seek an alternate route.
For a complete list of traffic advisories on county roadways or to subscribe for email notifications as advisories are issued, please visit: www.atlanticcountynj.gov.
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Why
Upper Township's annual Fall Fest today at Amanda's Field featured fun for the whole family with vendors, the JeffSTAT helicopter, live music, vintage cars, a beer garden and more. #uppertownship #FallFest2024 Photos by Julia Train
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It's really sad that this isn't a bigger event & there is poor advertising leading up to it. I'd love to see it become something like the Smithville fall festival in the future.
My first time being a vender. I thought it went well. But no one was spending .I didn't do well. But over all I thought it was nice for the children..I hope to another one next year.
Join Officer Peterson at the 13th annual HERO Walk on October 20th at 6th and Boardwalk in Ocean City from 10-11am🏃🏼♀️❗️
➡️Register today: HeroWalkRun.org
Be A HERO. Be A Designated Driver.
📲For more information about the HERO Walk and the HERO Campaign follow our socials:
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#HeroCampaign #HeroCampaign #beahero #designateddriver #herowalk #ehtpolice #policeofficer
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Read more about Ocean City high school's first football team: shorelocalnews.com/ocean-city-high-school-first-football-team-was-in-1904/
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Trunk-or-Treat at Birch Grove Park this evening drew an estimated thousand participants with over 35 exhibitors throughout the campground and lake area. It was followed by an outdoor movie, Hocus Pocus, that began at 7:30.🎃👻
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Somers Cafe is a spot with a floor-to-ceiling chalkboard, good coffee, and a whole community. It's located at 746 Shore Road in Somers Point. It is open 7 a.m.-3 p.m., seven days a week. Outdoor seating is available.
shorelocalnews.com/somers-cafe-coffee-and-community/
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Coffee is good there
Michele Daly ooh not sure if you’ve heard of this place but looks good!!
Oktoberfest at Historic Smithville, New Jersey.
#oktoberfest #historicsmithvillenj #fall #shorelocal
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The first day of Oktoberfest at Historic Smithville, New Jersey was a great hit with the locals and visitors alike. Beer, brats, and pretzels were favorites amongst the many food vendors.
Photos by Tynan Hand.
#oktoberfest #historicsmithvillenj #fall #shorelocal
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Best Gyros and Greek food is on the Village green side. Make sure to stop by. 💗
I love Smithville, Nancy I didn’t do OC block party .,
Great day!
Gateway Playhouse has announced Alice Woods, a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), as its new executive director, effective immediately.
Woods takes over the role of executive director from Keith Cooper, who recently retired.
shorelocalnews.com/gateway-playhouse-announces-new-executive-director/
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She looks like Sally Jessie Rafael
The first of many Trunk-or-Treats is THIS EVENING at Birch Grove Park 🎃👻
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Seashore Gardens Living Center has introduced a new yoga program in its pollinator garden, providing residents and staff with a serene environment for relaxation and connection.
The grant-funded initiative offers separate weekly yoga sessions for residents and staff, inspired by Director of Rehabilitation Services Nicole Goodson’s passion for yoga.
shorelocalnews.com/seashore-gardens-launches-yoga-program-in-pollinator-garden/
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On Sunday, Sept. 29, seniors from Seashore Gardens Living Center (SGLC) joined their teen buddies from the Kulanu School of Jewish Studies for a lively afternoon of trivia, marking the kickoff of the Better Together program for the 2024-25 school year.
shorelocalnews.com/teens-and-seniors-connect-over-trivia-at-better-together-program-kickoff/
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“Still Here: The Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape and Powhatan-Renape Nations of Southern New Jersey” opens Oct. 9 and runs until Jan. 5, 2025. An opening reception will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12.
shorelocalnews.com/south-jerseys-indigenous-communities-celebrated-in-new-a-c-arts-garage-exhibit/
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The five causes of ‘sunny day flooding’ are explained here: shorelocalnews.com/coastal-flooding-explained/
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October brings a full slate of special events to Ocean City!
The days are getting shorter with the arrival of fall, but there’s plenty of great weather left to enjoy a full calendar of family events in October. From the Fall Block Party all the way through Halloween, there’s a little bit of fun for everyone.
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Happy Friday! Check out all the local events & happenings, including the Smithville Oktoberfest on Oct. 5 and Oct. 6🍁🍂
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This fall, Atlantic City is gearing up for an exciting event season, welcoming back popular events such as FETCH COASTAL, Atlantic City Marathon & Half Marathon and Triple Play REALTOR® Convention & Trade Expo.
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As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, it’s the perfect time to take advantage of outdoor activities before the chill of winter sets in. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly fun or thrilling spooky adventures, there’s no shortage of options.
shorelocalnews.com/eight-local-fall-activities-for-families-and-spook-seekers/
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Looking for the perfect pumpkin this fall? Central United Methodist Church in Linwood may be the spot for you. Each year, the church hosts its annual pumpkin sale, a tradition that has grown significantly since it began 20 years ago. Thousands of pumpkins line the church’s grounds along Shore Road, eagerly awaiting customers.
shorelocalnews.com/linwood-church-hosts-annual-pumpkin-sale/
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The Right Notes, founded by Michael Bray after his mother was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, is South Jersey's largest philanthropic wine tasting. The event benefits the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and features over 100 wines, ranging from $12 to $280 per bottle.
📸Photos by: Julia Train
#winetasting #multiplesclerosis
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After seeing numerous neurologists, I was given the diagnosis of MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. I was given medication, which helped, but my condition was rapidly deteriorating. Ultimately, I learned about the useful MS-4 protocol at vinehealthcentre.com. This treatment has helped greatly with reducing my symptoms, it was even more effective than the prescription drugs I was using. My tremors mysteriously disappeared after the first month of medication, and I was able to walk better. Within 4 months on this treatment most of my symptoms has vanished. The MS-4 protocol is a total game changer for me. I’m surprised more people with MS don’t know it. This MS-4 protocol is a breakthrough
Throughout the month of October, Bally's, in partnership with Teremana Tequila, Cointreau™ and American Beverage Marketers, will feature two specially crafted beverages, the Pink Your Drink Margarita and the Pink Your Drink Mocktail, at participating properties across the country.
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Tom Kelly, originally from Brooklyn, served as an Army medic in Europe during the war. After the Army, he obtained an education degree and eventually a law degree from Fordham University in New York before becoming a lawyer and moving to Margate.
shorelocalnews.com/tom-kelly-margates-medal-of-honor-hero/
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I frequently visit Arlington National Cemetery This is a great article honoring him. I'll be sure to visit his grave next time.
A Mitzvah Zecher Avot Service (The Good Deed of Remembering Family) will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 at the Holocaust Memorial Section at the Rodef Sholom Cemetery in Egg Harbor Township.
The event is free and open to the public.
shorelocalnews.com/holocaust-resource-center-to-hold-remembrance-service-on-oct-6/
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Two Atlantic Cape Community College Academy of Culinary Arts students earned $15,000 scholarships at the Annual Vincent DeFinis Restaurant Gala Scholarship cooking competition on Sept. 27 at the Mays Landing campus.
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Big news! Our new issue is out today, packed with stories that matter to our community. Get your copy online or at local businesses! www.shorelocalnews.com
• Fall Festivals & Spooky Fun: Discover the best autumn activities around. 🍁
• Northfield Fire Dept. Celebrates 100 Years: A century of dedication and service. 🚒
• Aquarium to Reopen with More Touch Tanks: Exciting new features to explore. 🐟
• First Responders Get an Early Seat at Restaurant Week: Honoring our first responders with a delicious preview. 👨🚒
• Rising Tides: Coastal Flooding Explained: In-depth look at local environmental challenges. 🔍
• Cannabis Market Grows in EHT: Delving into the burgeoning market. 🌿
#NewIssue #ShoreLocal #LocalNews #JerseyShore #CommunityFirst
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It was, if memory serves, breezy, crisp and clear in Atlantic City the evening of Oct. 18, 2007. What would have normally been a sparsely populated section of midtown was instead filled with people eager to watch a local landmark be reduced to a dust-swirling pile of rubble in a matter of seconds. And at 9:37 p.m., that’s exactly what they saw as the Sands Hotel & Casino passed into memory.
shorelocalnews.com/remembering-when-the-sands-was-the-hot-spot-in-ac/
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I was at the grand opening of that room that featured Miami Sound Machine 💙
Worked there for 20 years so sad
Loved working at the Sands great house
COMING UP Oct 13th! Get your tickets now!
Continuing work on his PBS documentary about the filming of “Eddie and the Cruisers” in Somers Point and other locations in South Jersey, PBS producer
Steve Rogers will be making several special appearances including interviews
this month before filming question and answer sessions and interviews with
several of the luminaries from “Eddie and the Cruisers” including the only real
rock star in the movie, Michael “Tunes” Antunes. Tunes will be doing a
concert with The Billy Walton Band, Destinee Monroe, David Allen Wilson, the drummer “Kenny” in the movie and other celebrities yet to be confirmed.
Arrangements are underway to bring Marty Davidson, the original screenplay
writer and the director of “Eddie and the Cruisers, who just received multiple
legacy honors in Los Angeles and New York for the 50th anniversary of his
famous film, “The Lords of Flatbush” which launched the careers of Sylvester
Stallone and Henry Winkler.
In response to a request by the PBS producer, City Council President Janice
Johnston, Councilman Kirk Gerety, and The Somers Point Beach Concert
Committee, we have arranged for the event to take place at 5pm on Sunday
Oct. 13th at the historic Gateway Playhouse on Bay Avenue where “Eddie and
the Cruisers” once cruised!
Adding to the fun, David Allen Wilson will bring his original fancy shoes that he
wore while portraying the drummer in “ Eddie and the Cruisers” and there will
be an auction to raise funds for the Somers Point Beach Concerts.
There will be interviews in the afternoon, weather permitting, outside of the
theatre with more formal proceedings beginning at 5pm and leading into the Billy
Walton concert with Tunes and David Wilson before the actual celebrity screening
of the movie “Eddie and the Cruisers” following the concert.
There are only approximately 200 tickets available and at a cost of $40 they will
most likely sell out!
Updated information will be available on Somerspointbeachconcerts.com/facebook,
somerspointhistory.org/facebook and tonymart.com/facebook
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Happy Rosh Hashanah to all who celebrate! Wishing you happiness, health and prosperity in the new year.
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Thank you!
Prior to 1964, if someone from Philadelphia and surrounding regions wanted to visit Atlantic City by car or bus, there were only two routes to follow: the White Horse Pike and the Black Horse Pike...
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Golden Nugget Atlantic City is in the process of renovating its rooms and suites as part of a multimillion dollar hotel renovation, and as a result, has excess mattresses (king, queen and full size), box springs, pillows, couches, sectionals, lamps, tables, chairs, clocks and more available for residents Wednesday, October 2 from 12:30 - 8 p.m. and again on Thursday, October 3 from 12- 8 p.m.
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The city already announced that everything has been claimed. It’s great to see this stuff staying out of landfills and helping people! It wasn’t just mattresses according to the city’s post. Great job AC & GN!
Yup...gotta get me one of those mattresses 🙄🤣🤣
Why not donate to hurricane Helena
A historic class of 441 new graduate students enrolled in the university’s 19 graduate programs in the fall of 2024 — an 10% increase from 2023. That brings the university’s total graduate enrollment to a record 1,068 students.
shorelocalnews.com/record-number-of-students-enroll-in-stockton-graduate-school-programs/
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From eerie boardwalks to haunted lifeguard stands, our AI images capture the spooky essence of October at the Shore. Which one gives you the most chills? #halloweenart #shorelocal #aigenerated
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The Run for the Animals Spooktacular race will be held at The Cove in Brigantine on Saturday, October 12, and proceeds will benefit the MMSC.
shorelocalnews.com/marine-mammal-stranding-center-to-host-spooktacular-race-for-incredible-cause/
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