Check out shows in Atlantic City, from Jerry Seinfeld to Babyface: shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-city-headliners-76/
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Bill McGinnity, the chef and owner of Cousin’s Restaurant in Ocean City and Nobil Catering and Food Services, is the 2024 Citizen of the Year, the Ocean City Regional Chamber of Commerce announced.
shorelocalnews.com/ocean-city-chamber-announces-citizen-of-the-year-and-beautification-awards/
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Congratulations!
Before the big feast, hundreds made their way to Downtown Ocean City on Saturday for Earlier than the Bird. The annaul pre-Thanksgiving event invites shoppers to dress in their pajamas while browsing for big discounts and special sales. #shorelocal #ocnj #shoplocal Photos by Steffen Klenk Photography
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The festive spirit of the season has returned to Storybook Land. Last week, the popular South Jersey attraction was illuminated, for the first time this year, in over one million lights.
shorelocalnews.com/over-one-million-lights-amaze-at-storybook-land/
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The Greate Egg Harbor Hiatorical Society presents the history of Uncle Dick’s Market win Bargaintown and Uncle Dick’s Museum in Scullville by Carol Jo Collins Martin.
EHT Historical Society members are free. Non-members suggested donation of $2.00 for admission
Monday November 25th at 7 pm…location is : EHT Community Center, 5045 English Creek Ave in Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Membership forms available. Light refreshments afterward.
#EHT #ehthistory #eggharbortownship
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The Tropicana Atlantic City celebrated 20 years of their Christmas tree lighting ceremony in the Quarter today, Friday, November 22, 2024. Photos by Tom Briglia /PhotoGraphics #doac #VisitAtlanticCity
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So much fun 😊. Thanks Tropicana!
Beautiful
Sandra Choquet ❤️
Happy Friday! Check out these local events: shorelocalnews.com/events-and-happenings-12/
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Paul-I don't see Joanie.
Get started on your holiday shopping 🛍 at the Charity League of Atlantic County's 78th Annual Christmas Mart happening today, Fri. Nov. 22 from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m., and Sat. Nov. 23 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. at Greate Bay Country Club, 901 Somers Point-Mays Landing Rd. For additional information, visit www.charityleague-ac.com #shoplocal
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Such a great event with some really great things to buy
Lots of good vendors, baked goods & the pin is adorable! 🥰
Going tomorrow but usually never any baked goods left!
Soon after Gillian’s Wonderland Pier announced its imminent closure in August, a group of passionate locals rallied together on Facebook to protect its legacy and ensure that whatever replaces it respects the city’s unique zoning laws and maintains its family-focused character.
shorelocalnews.com/community-groups-unite-to-preserve-family-focus-at-wonderland-property/
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Thank you for sharing this.
"It is impossible to be a weekly columnist from Ocean City and not write a story about the end of Gillian’s Wonderland Pier and the beginning of the “ICONA in Wonderland” Hotel..."
shorelocalnews.com/same-old-story-amusements-versus-hotels/
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I’m not opposed to an Icona resort in OC - even if it’s on the boardwalk, but the developer wants to change 600 Boardwalk to a redevelopment zone, which is an incredibly bad idea. It will set a precedent for every other developer to condemn boardwalk property and replace it with hotels or condos, and in 20 years the boardwalk will be nothing. If he wanted a beachfront resort, he could have acquired property below 14th, but he got Wonderland cheap - because it wasn’t valued as residential property. The city needs to keep the zoning as-is, and if Mita doesn’t want to operate the property in its current use, then he can sell it to an entity that will. youtu.be/DfGDfO2Loas Bill Merrit and Helen Struckmann make compelling arguments against the proposal in the podcast posted above. Very informative and worth your while.
We are a city of laws, and laws are not optional even if you have money.
An Aristocrat Emperor’s Treasure Dollar Storm wide area progressive slot machine at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City displays a total win of $241,857.36, including a wide area progressive jackpot of $234,653.68,
plus $7,203.68 in additional bonuses won on the same spin.
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The Salvation Army Atlantic City Corps is getting ready to host its annual Thanksgiving dinner, offering a warm, sit-down meal to hundreds of local residents in need. This year’s event will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 27, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Salvation Army’s gymnasium.
shorelocalnews.com/salvation-army-to-host-annual-thanksgiving-dinner-for-atlantic-city-community-...
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On April 13, 1913, Howard S. Stainton bought Emma Morris Corson’s dry goods store at 808 Asbury Avenue. It was the beginning of what would become the largest department store in Cape May County.
shorelocalnews.com/remembering-staintons-department-store/
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I worked part time at Staintons when I was a kid. 😊
Me too
Wishing a Happy 102nd Birthday to Doris Clark of Mays Landing!🎉🎂
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Happy birthday 🎈
God Bless Mrs Doris Clark truly an inspiration to everyone! Enjoy birthday blessings!
Happy 🎂 102nd Birthday To This Beautiful Young Lady Doris Clark!
From the highly anticipated annual tree lighting ceremony to seasonal holiday pop-up bars, guests are guaranteed a memorable celebration across these premier properties.
shorelocalnews.com/celebrate-the-holiday-season-across-caesars-entertainments-atlantic-city-resorts/
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East Lynne Theater Company will present the second two weekends of performances of “The Death of Sherlock Holmes?” radio-style this weekend.
shorelocalnews.com/east-lynne-theater-co-to-bring-a-return-engagement-radio-style-performance-of-...
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NEW ISSUE of Shore Local Newsmagazine is on newsstands today!📰 Grab yours at your favorite local business (including all Wawas) OR visit
Shorelocalnews.com to read in its entirety!📲💻
Packed with ALL the area's EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT plus great features & columns! SHOUT to Steffen Klenk for this beautiful cover shot of Santa arriving at Storybook Land.
#shorelocal #alllocalallthetime
#ocnj #doac #somerspoint #linwood #northfield #absecon #galloway #EHT #smithville #mayslanding #ocnj #ventnor #margate #doac #longport #brigantine #uppertownship #marmora
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The Ocean City Arts Center’s presents a free afternoon of music Saturday, December 7 at 2pm in the Lecture Hall, Ocean City Free Public Library. This will be our second Junior Jazz Battle Royal which features two teen jazz ensembles. The concert is open to the public.
shorelocalnews.com/junior-jazz-battle-royal-teen-jazz-ensembles-offer-free-music-in-ocean-city/
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The holiday season is here, and Atlantic City is bringing the magic to life with their annual Winter Wonderland Parade! Get ready for festive floats, dazzling decorations, and holiday cheer, perfect for the entire family!
Bring your loved ones, meet Santa, and enjoy a day filled with holiday joy.
Are you an entertainer or interested in participating in this great event? Contact: events@acnj.gov
Don't miss out – be part of Atlantic City's most enchanting parade of the season!
Parade Application:
www.acnj.gov/_Content/pdf/Holiday-Parade-Registration-Form.pdf
Pictured: The Atlantic City 2023 Holiday Parade
Photo credit: acnj.gov
#doac #vistac #atlanticcity #jerseyshore
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What's the date please
Is the parade on the boardwalk like the AC St Patrick's Parade?
The mayor says any kids that step outta line ...catch a beatin'
The Ocean City Arts Center will host the Annual OCAC Pottery and Mosaic Student and Teacher exhibit November 26 through December 13. The show will feature hundreds of pottery and mosaic pieces created by over 30 of the Arts Center’s students and teachers.
shorelocalnews.com/annual-ocean-city-arts-center-pottery-and-mosaic-teacher-and-student-exhibit-2/
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The Egg Harbor Township School High School plans to highlight National Apprenticeship Week with a special event called “A Day in the Trades” and a ribbon cutting for their Career and Technical Education Lab.
shorelocalnews.com/eht-high-school-highlights-vocational-trades-during-national-apprenticeship-week/
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The holiday shopping season has arrived, and if you are seeking a unique gift for someone special in your life, you may find it this coming weekend at the annual Christmas Mart at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point.
shorelocalnews.com/charity-leagues-christmas-mart-helping-those-in-need/
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Ocean City annually honors residents of Ocean City with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Award. This award is given to those who exemplify the philosophy and ideas of the late Dr. King, who worked to advance civil rights, equal education, labor rights, voter rights and who fought racial inequality through non-violence and civil disobedience.
shorelocalnews.com/city-seeks-nominations-for-mlk-community-service-award-2/
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The short-and-sweet original holiday show “Magic Flowers” will return to Studio;Space in Somers Point for a one-weekend run from Dec. 13-15. A new cast is set to breathe fresh life into this now-classic Christmas production.
shorelocalnews.com/spqr-stage-co-brings-fresh-life-into-annual-holiday-show-magic-flowers/
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Italian superstar singers, Il Volo, are coming to Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at 8 p.m. Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 22 at 10 a.m.
shorelocalnews.com/il-volo-to-perform-at-hard-rock-live-at-etess-arena/
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Egg Harbor Township High School is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” High School Edition: shorelocalnews.com/egg-harbor-township-high-school-presents-harry-potter-and-the-cursed-child/
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This much-anticipated FREE Community event brings holiday cheer to guests with a full day of festivities, including a special meet and greet with Santa Claus and unique photo opportunities throughout a decorated hangar #1.
shorelocalnews.com/christmas-at-the-hangar-returns-to-the-aviation-museum/
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A warm fall has gifted us with an extended gardening season, allowing more time for those unfinished tasks. Fortunately, fall is the perfect time for transplanting perennials. After summer, you can analyze what worked and what did not...
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The Wednesday night “Drink and Drown” party at Tony Mart’s was one of the biggest events of the year, drawing over 500 people for a lively night of music and celebration, marking one of the biggest off-season gatherings in South Jersey’s rock ‘n’ roll scene.
shorelocalnews.com/paint-it-black-friday-a-rolling-stones-tribute-with-billy-walton-at-the-claridge/
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🚧 EHT Traffic Advisories 🚧
●English Creek Avenue
On Tuesday, November 19, a single lane, alternating traffic pattern will be in effect along English Creek Avenue in Egg Harbor Township between Zion Road and Bayside Road, 7 AM – 4:30 PM, weather permitting, for guiderail installation. Motorists should expect delays and plan travel time accordingly or seek an alternate route.
●Somers Point-Mays Landing Road
On Wednesday, November 20 through Friday, November 22, a single lane, alternating traffic pattern will be in effect along Somers Point-Mays Landing Road in Egg Harbor Township just north of Betsy Scull Road, 7 am – 4:30 pm, weather permitting, for guiderail installation. Motorists should expect delays and plan travel time accordingly or seek an alternate route.
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Thanks my dear! The township was actually here this morning pruning trees over my power lines! My tax dollars at work🥰 Its a beautiful day but temp will shift overnight and we will FINALLY get some rain. Its the driest fall i ever remember! My grass really took a beating😢
Morrissey rejects the idea of wallowing in the good ol’ days for the sake of anyone, as his set at Ocean Casino Resort’s Ovation Hall last weekend leaned harder on output from more recent years of his career than on anything from his days fronting The Smiths, or even his beloved early solo records from the ’80s and ’90s.
shorelocalnews.com/hed-rather-not-go-back-to-the-old-house/
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This was an absolutely fantastic show. He’s an activist for the human good.
Is that Rudy Guliani? I wondered what happened to him ...
There was a time, from around the early 1930s to the late 1960s, when Atlantic City was a shopper’s paradise. All types of retail stores lined Atlantic and Pacific avenues, to say nothing of the shops on the Boardwalk.
shorelocalnews.com/when-there-was-great-shopping-in-atlantic-city/
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Gr8 story Bruce Klauber! Fine job!
Generational civil rights advocate Bettie Mae Fikes began her crusade and march for freedom in 1962 at only 16 years of age when she became a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
shorelocalnews.com/civil-rights-advocate-bettie-mae-fikes-through-words-and-song-encourages-atlan...
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Atlantic Cape Community College Trustee Christina Clemans was one of four inspirational Cape May County women who were honored by the Atlantic Cape Foundation and the Cape May County Women’s Commission during the Annual Women of Wonder Luncheon at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City, NJ on November 14.
shorelocalnews.com/annual-women-of-wonder-luncheon-recognizes-four-outstanding-cape-may-county-co...
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Congratulations 👏👏👏
During Small Business Saturday, Nov. 30, Absecon merchants will enliven the holiday season along the New Jersey Avenue business district by offering discounts and special deals.
shorelocalnews.com/absecon-merchants-to-kick-off-the-holiday-shopping-season-on-small-business-sa...
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November's full moon, known as the Beaver Moon - the last supermoon of 2024 - wowed skywatchers this weekend! 🌕
📷 Photo courtesy of Kristian Gonyea
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Kristian Gonyea 😍 always such beautiful work 🥰
So beautiful!
Gateway Playhouse in Somers Point will bring everyone’s favorite holiday classic, Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas”—based on the famed Hollywood movie musical of the same name—to life Dec. 13-15 and 20-22.
shorelocalnews.com/gateway-playhouse-to-celebrate-the-holidays-with-irving-berlins-white-christma...
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The annual Christmas Fantasy with Lights is back at Storybook Land. Every night at 5 PM, Santa waves his magic wand to illuminate the park in over 1 million festive lights. #shorelocal #southjersey #Christmas #holidayseason
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I loved going there with my grandkids were younger. It was just amazing when those lights came on. It was absolutely beautiful. I must if you have young grandchildren.
We loved Storybook Land when the kids were little ❤️
We were there yesterday with our grandsons…it was beautiful. Santa was amazing! 🎄🎅🏻❤️
Atlantic Cape Community College Buccaneers Men’s Soccer captain sophomore center Nick Maldanado was named to the National Junior College Athletic Association Region 19 All-Garden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) Division III 2nd Team on October 30.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-cape-mens-soccer-sophomore-nick-maldanado-earns-2nd-team-all-gsac-hon...
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This system replaces the previous exit portals, and meets the demands of high passenger throughput and offers a more efficient and seamless experience for travelers.
The new exit lanes are state-of-the-art, one-way access doors that maintain the integrity of the airport’s sterile side while allowing for faster and more efficient movement.
shorelocalnews.com/atlantic-city-international-airport-enhances-passenger-flow-with-new-exit-lane...
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Thank god. The old ones were horrendous.
Still don’t understand what these are for. Are we getting sterilized before leaving the airport and going out into the New Jersey area. And how does it work in less than 10 seconds. My friends who work for the FAA never knew what they were for 😆
Why do they have exit lanes?
Chaine des Rotisseurs Atlantic City, a chapter of the world’s oldest and largest food and wine society, is hosting a spectacular evening to benefit the Academy of Culinary Arts and celebrate global cuisine!
shorelocalnews.com/chaine-des-rotisseurs-atlantic-city-to-host-food-and-wine-festival-nov-21/
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South Jersey Players, Inc., a nonprofit touring theater company, is hosting a dessert theater fundraiser at Ventnor Coffee on Dec. 7 and 8 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $20 per person, which includes regular or decaf coffee or tea, homemade baked goods and the show, which consists of five one-act plays.
shorelocalnews.com/south-jersey-players-to-host-dessert-theater-fundraiser-at-ventnor-coffee/
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The Ocean City Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Winterfest by the Sea Holiday Shopping Extravaganza.
Photos by Tynan Hand.
#oceancitynj #oceancityciviccenter #oceancitychamberofcommerce #winterfest #shorelocal
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As the owner/ operator of Salty Sailor Co. I’d like to thank everyone who stopped by and supported. I never had so many great interactions at an event. Great start to the holiday season! Thanks for the local support OC! 🫶🏻⚓️
Can anyone share contact info on the vendor who was selling the holiday sweatshirts? Thanks!
Always a great day!
Tis the season of giving back, and the City of Atlantic City is doing just that with two community-focused events next week to support residents during the holidays. Learn about its upcoming Coat Drive: shorelocalnews.com/city-of-atlantic-city-hosts-food-box-giveaway-coat-drive-for-residents-next-week/
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Atlantic City super-welterweight Justin Figueroa, Smithville heavyweight Bruce Seldon Jr. and Pleasantville lightweight Francisco Rodriguez are the top of the crop of local fighters with the potential to become champions.
shorelocalnews.com/local-fighters-in-action-at-tropicana/
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Tom Napoli is BACK at Frank's Barber Shop in Northfield.💈
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Tom’s awesome. I was excited when I heard he was coming back
Check out these local events!
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Junwen Liang, a Chinese pianist who started playing at age 9, will perform at Stockton University’s Campus Center Theatre at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 24.
shorelocalnews.com/chinese-pianist-junwen-liang-to-perform-from-then-and-now-on-nov-24/
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Surf Road Coffee Bar & Beach Bowls may be the first business for the Perfetti family. But there is nothing new about their coffee-making skills...
shorelocalnews.com/for-coffee-lovers-take-surf-road-to-historic-smithville/
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Please bring back the Mexican hot chocolate 😁
Through Camp Tikvah, campers with unique abilities are given the chance to connect with their peers, foster personal growth and experience the joy of summer camp – not in separate programs but as valued members of a camp community.
shorelocalnews.com/celebrate-givingtuesday-by-supporting-camp-by-the-seas-inclusive-camp-tikvah-p...
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Beginning Friday, Nov. 15, guests can immerse themselves in an epic holiday atmosphere, try new drink specials at Candy Cane Lounge and Christmas Island, experience jolly entertainment in the Superstar Theater, and participate in exciting activities across the property and throughout Atlantic City.
shorelocalnews.com/special-holiday-happenings-bring-the-festive-spirit-to-resorts-casino-hotel/
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Rock n’ Roll & Turkey!
Back in the day at Tony Marts, and all over, it was always the tradition to rock n’
roll on the Wednesday night before and the Friday night after everyone gathered
for Thanksgiving. At Tony Marts it was one of the biggest “ Drink and Drown” Wednesday night parties of the year, and there were always more than 500 people embracing each other and partying on one of the biggest off season nights at rock
n’ roll bars in South Jersey.
Everyone would cut loose and have a great time celebrating the holiday and
and Homecoming.
Nowadays, a lot of people like to get together and cook the night before and
many people still party on that Wednesday night; by the time Friday night
rolls around, however, those who want to have a really good time are tired of watching football & eating leftovers and they want the best rock n’ roll party
they can find.
This year Tony Mart Presents will bring the Billy Walton Band to the warm and
cozy vintage showroom, The Celebrity Theatre, at The Claridge Hotel where it
will be a general admission open house party. $20 buys your first drink and
two rock n’ roll shows entitled “PAINTED BLACK FRIDAY” as The Billy Walton Band continues their tribute to The Rolling Stones that they have been performing for
years as part of “the rock n’ roll on turkey day” weekend tradition.
The doors open at 6pm at The Celebrity Theatre so you can start to mingle and
claim your favorite seat or table in the classic showroom before enjoying both of
two performances when the Billy Walton Band pays tribute to the greatest classic rock n’ roll band still touring the world, The Rolling Stones.
Billy Walton has always been a huge fan of The Stones and he is ecstatic, really
excited to bring us his entire band and Destinee Monroe to this fabulous rock n’
roll show that will feature performances of The Stones earliest major hits,
“Satisfaction” & “ Jumping Jack Flash”, as well as the haunting rock n’ roll driving
dance song after which the show is named, “ Painted Black”.
Highlights during the more than two hours of music will include a riveting performance of “Wild Horses” by Destinee Monroe and The Rolling Stones
critically acclaimed classic “Let It Bleed”, title track from what many consider
to be their greatest album; and “Sympathy For The Devil”, their spellbinding
signature song that is one of the most famous subculture anthems of our times.
Everyone who was at The Mart in the early 70’s remembers that you couldn’t go through a night there without hearing “Brown Sugar” at least three times!
It will be really fun and relaxed, entertaining good times with great views
and superb acoustics as Tony Mart Presents our own Jersey Shore Rock N’ Roll
Guitar Hero, Billy Walton, in a spectacular first class casino showroom.
In the Tony Mart Jersey Shore rock n’ roll tradition, there is no better way to dance
off the turkey!
To reserve your general admission ticket, go to Claridge.com
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Whitney Ullman for Shore Local with an entertainment update.
🎼 Friday night, Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews & Orleans Avenue & Orleans Avenue will captivate audiences at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa’s Music Box, while Morrissey will have you jammin’ at Ocean Casino Resort.
🎩 Over at Nucky's Kitchen & Speakeasy in Venntor, grab your suits and flapper dresses, because it’s their 4th Annual Great Gatsby Party.
💃 Get ready for the Freestyle Free for All on Saturday at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. Or head to Ocean to hear Paul Anka perform his decades of hits live at Ovation Hall.
🎤 And tell it to your heart to get tickets for pop icon Taylor Dayne at Borgata’s Music Box, performing all of her most popular jams spanning over three decades.
🤣 If you love to laugh then DeRay Davis brings his Apologies in Advance Tour to Harrah’s.
🎶 At the Resorts Casino Hotel Superstar Theater, When the Child Cries, The Electrifying Gospel Musical will take place. And while there stop to see their Candy Cane Lounge a holiday themed pop up at Bar One.
🩰 And tis the season, because the Atlantic City Ballet presents, It’s a Shore Holiday at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino with a radio city style performance.
🥂 Down in Cape May on Saturday, The Virginia Hotel’s Secret Garden is a hidden oasis where guests will be treated to hot toddies and cider along with other seasonal specialty cocktails. Cape Resorts
🪄 Plus, don’t forget to see Joe Holiday’s Magic & Comedy Hour every Saturday at 3pm & 7pm at Wyndham’s Skyline Tower. Magician Joe Holiday
➡️ So as you can see, there’s so much to do, no matter what you decide, be safe and have fun everyone. I’m Whitney Ullman, and I’ll see YOU next week with more entertainment, right here at Shore Local.
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This is wonderful ♥️♥️
Smokey Robinson is bringing his “Smokey Legacy Tour” to Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. The show is scheduled for Saturday, March 8, 2025 at 8 p.m.
Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 15 at 10 a.m.
shorelocalnews.com/smokey-robinson-brings-his-smokey-legacy-tour-to-hard-rock/
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Great songs, Fantastic voice !
NEW ISSUE of Shore Local Newsmagazine is on newsstands today! 📰 Grab yours at your favorite local business (including all Wawas) OR visit
Shorelocalnews.com to read in its entirety!📲💻
Packed with ALL the area's EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT plus great features & columns! SHOUT to local photographer Holly Pomarico for this beautiful cover shot featuring Marjorie Preston of Brigantine!
#shorelocal #alllocalallthetime
#ocnj #doac #somerspoint #linwood #northfield #absecon #galloway #EHT #smithville #mayslanding #ocnj #ventnor #margate #doac #longport #brigantine #uppertownship #marmora
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For four decades, the Stockton University Oratorio Society has performed a production of Handel’s “The Messiah” for the public.
The performance, featuring nearly 200 singers from throughout the region, will raise their voices again at the Event Center at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City at 7 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 8.
shorelocalnews.com/stockton-celebrates-four-decades-of-performing-handels-messiah-on-dec-8/
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Area Republican politicians and some Absecon residents say something stinks about the 120-acre Atlantic County Municipal Utilities Authority (ACUA) landfill in Egg Harbor Township, and they want to see a change.
shorelocalnews.com/gop-asks-action-on-acua-landfill-odors-considers-privatization-of-solid-waste-...
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Our country and the state of NJ needs to start looking in to the way Singapore gets rid of 6 million pounds of trash per day. The video attached explains... youtu.be/1nicf4RjU00?si=awGY7CC6qIB1Oxjw
Brian from Cherry Hill recently turned an 80-cent spin into a $136,824.50 jackpot playing White Hat Studios’ Ted Jackpot Royale in New Jersey. He hit the jackpot while on the couch at home watching horror movies, and intends to use the winnings on new outdoor entertainment
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Cancer Support Community New Jersey (CSCNJ) is thrilled to announce that the highly anticipated annual brunch, to benefit the Cancer Support Community NJ, is back again for the 10th year running. It will take place on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Linwood Country Club.
shorelocalnews.com/cancer-support-community-new-jersey-to-host-lets-do-brunch-nov-17/
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Major Redevelopment Plans for Wonderland Pier Unveiled
Shore developer Eustace Mita plans to transform the Wonderland Pier property with a new 7-story hotel, a revamped carousel, and a reoriented Ferris wheel, according to a report in The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The project, tentatively named "Icona in Wonderland," would include a 7.5-story hotel with 252 rooms. Mita has shared these plans with City Council members and the Boardwalk Merchants Association.
The Ferris wheel is set to be repositioned in an "east-west" orientation on the north side of the property. Mita plans to invest $1.5 million to restore the carousel and another $1 million to relocate, elevate, and update the Ferris wheel with new lighting.
Citing the lack of new hotels in the area for the past 50 years, Mita said his resort would bring an estimated thousand new visitors to the Boardwalk every three days during the summer season. The plan includes 375 parking spaces but notably excludes a liquor license application.
Mita may not need a zoning change for the development. Instead, he aims to have the site designated as a "redevelopment zone," which would require City Council approval.
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Lots of practical issues here… #1. The plot itself isn’t large enough to accommodate all he wants… so will he then buy up the neighboring properties to build? So won’t that also require zoning changes / redevelopment zone designation? The carousel can’t possibly be out in the elements and it takes up to much real estate in the plot. You need a minimum of 30 feet high ( 3 stories) and about 60 feet of floor space. #2. Where will they put 500 cars? ( 2 for each room plus staff) #3. How will they address safety/security issues for the high school? Traffic, etc. #4. Who will pay for all the infrastructure needs for such a project? #5. How much will it cost the city/tax payers to fight his alcohol loophole brew pub? #6. Redevelopment zones typically get tax abatements for up to 30 years. These are all ENORMOUS ISSUES for the city and its taxpayers. Not to mention setting a precedent for redevelopment of the entire boardwalk.
Mita had millions as a business partner and did nothing to make Wonderland better sat on it for a few years but has $130mil to make this monstrosity. Looks hideous.
A Thanksgiving Pie Sale, dinner at Council Oak Steaks & Seafood and Fresh Harvest Buffet and kicking off the Holiday Season with Wayne Newton are just a few of the Thanksgiving specials at Hard Rock.
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Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners are coming to Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. The show is scheduled for Saturday, April 12, 2025 at 8 p.m. Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 15 at 10 a.m.
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The Ocean City Regional Chamber of Commerce will present the fifth annual Winterfest by the Sea Holiday Shopping Extravaganza from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Ocean City Civic Center (Sixth Street and Boardwalk).
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Someone looks exasperated.
“Be a hero, report your zeros.”
That’s the motto Dave Robinson, the New Jersey state climatologist, is telling his over 200 volunteer weather observers across the Garden State. It’s important to report, not just when and where it’s raining, but where it hasn’t rained in this dry spell.
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When it comes to investing, the way up is a lot easier than the way down. On the way up, low-cost, well-diversified portfolios can help get you to the goal. In most cases, there aren’t a ton of other factors involved in achieving wealth. Retirement (the way down), however, is very different. This is when planning becomes crucial.
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The idea of the private dining club is nothing new. One of the oldest of these organizations, simply called “The Club,” dates back to the mid-1700s. In an April 2019 article in Food Magazine, writer Ward Hazell detailed the history of the private dining club.
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I remember my grandfather kept his boat there and going in there. From the late sixties too the early eighties.
My dad played lots of pool there, as did my wife's dad, John McLaughlin. And Jim Earle, recently departed, was a fixture there.
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Looking for something fun to do this holiday season? We'll give you a "Clue" - head over to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church on Sunday, December 8 for Suite Inspiration's 28th Annual Christmas Concert: "A Musical Christmas Family Game Night"
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In honor of Veterans Day, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City paid tribute to dozens of veteran team members with a luncheon and certificate presentation at the resort’s award-winning restaurant, Council Oak Steaks & Seafood on Friday, Nov. 8. The luncheon featured distinguished guest speakers Brigadier General Patrick Kennedy, the Commander for New Jersey Air National Guard and Superintendent to Veterans’ Haven South, and Colonel Brian Cooper, the New Jersey National Guard located at the Atlantic City International Airport with the 177th Fighter Wing Maintenance Group.
Additionally, Hard Rock Atlantic City presented a check in support of Veterans Haven South as part of an ongoing partnership to assist with the housing needs of veterans in the Atlantic County area.
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Veterans Day, the annual celebration honoring American veterans, falls on Nov. 11. The holiday, originally called Armistice Day, commemorated the temporary cessation of combat in World War I, which took place on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918. After World War II, the holiday was renamed Veterans Day, which, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs, honors all living and deceased American veterans.
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Hundreds gathered outside Shore Medical Center in Somers Point on Monday for their Veterans Day program, honoring military veterans for their dedication to service. This year’s guest speaker was Shore staff member Dr. Alexandra Buford, who spoke about her experience in the U.S. Air Force. #shorelocal #somerspoint #veteransday Photos by Steffen Klenk
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It is a Very Meaningful Shore Medical Center tradition. I commend Fred Banner for starting and maintaining this much appreciated Event. I Commend the Shore Medical Center for its Consistent Support. The field of 1000 flags impresses the community every year. A Sincere Thank You from this Old Vet.
Galloway Township Senior Center 2024 Veterans Day honored all who have served.
Photos by Tynan Hand.
#VeteransDay #gallowaytownshipseniorcenter #GallowayTownship #gallowayveteransadvisoryboard #gallowaycommunityservices #shorelocal
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Nice program
When is bingo?
Ocean City held its annual Veterans Day Ceremony, held Monday, November 11, 2024 at the Tabernacle. The program included remarks from city leaders, playing of the Armed Forces Medley, and a laying of the wreath at nearby Veterans Memorial Park #shorelocal #ocnj #VeteransDay #thankyou Photos by Steffen Klenk Photography
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Thank you, Chief, for your service station.
Over a span of 70-plus years, there have been many changes to the local area in the name of “progress,” and a few special ones have stayed with me...
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Mays Landing held its Veterans Day ceremony today in War Memorial Park. 🇺🇸
Photos by Julia Train
#happyveteransday #VeteransDay
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Was a beautiful ceremony. ♥️
Thank you to all the Veterans who have fought and sacrificed for our freedom. Today we honor you.🇺🇲
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Gateway Playhouse in Somers Point will bring everyone’s favorite holiday classic, Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas”—based on the famed Hollywood movie musical of the same name—to life Dec. 13-15 and 20-22.
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Check out Veterans Day ceremonies here: shorelocalnews.com/veterans-day-ceremonies/
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The Cape Atlantic Model Railroad Club recently moved from McNaughton’s in Somers Point to 244 Philadelphia Ave. in Egg Harbor City.
They’re open every Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. through January 19, 2025.
Check out their Christmas display and visit with Santa on Saturday, December 14 and visit them during the EHC Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 21 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Photos by @juliatrain.media
#modeltraindisplay #capeatlanticmodelrailroadclub #eggharborcity
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Is there a fee or free to enter the display ??
So sorry we missed this special opportunity. My hubby is a Vietnam Vet & loves trains, has a few old ones of his own. Maybe next year, looks like a great time.
Boxing Insider Promotions will showcase the future of Atlantic City boxing as well as honor its past during its November 16th pro boxing event, which will be streamed live on DAZN from The Showroom at Tropicana Atlantic City starting at 7 PM.
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Why do we love Paul Anka? Read more to find out below:
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It’s tailgating season and whether you’re gathering in your backyard or in the stadium parking lot, you know that some of the best times happen in the hours leading up to the game, especially when there are tasty bites in the mix.
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With a donation of $10, $20, or $50, participants can light up the tree in tribute to a special individual and have their name inscribed in the Tree of Lights Book of Remembrance, which will be displayed in the hospital lobby throughout the holidays.
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🇺🇸 Honoring our heroes today at the Saracini-O’Neill Atlantic City Veteran’s Day Ceremony! The Sandpipers Pipes & Drums of Atlantic County set the perfect tone with patriotic melodies. 🎵 #VeteransDay #AtlanticCity #ShoreLocal
Photos by @benjiblanco
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Check out what's happening in Atlantic City!
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Happy Friday!
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Until Nov. 27, Longport Media radio stations is hosting a Thanksgiving donation drive benefiting The Community FoodBank of New Jersey’s Southern Branch.
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What was voted on that year was whether or not Margate should begin what was called a “feasibility study” of building the boardwalk. The Boardwalk Committee was quite specific about why a Margate boardwalk should be built.
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They need a Boardwalk. Instead of these crazy bike lanes and horrible Traffic Lanes.. just sayin'..
'Whitney's Picks' is a rundown of the area's top entertainment each week!
🧑🏫Thursday features a Teachers Comedy Show with a lineup of Funny Teachers at Showboat with standupcomedyclub.com.
🤣Friday comedian Joe Dombrowski is at Borgata. Saturday Jim Breuer is also at Borgata, while David Spade’s Catch Me Inside Tour is at Ocean.
🤫 Murder at the Perk a thrilling mystery adventure is at Resorts.
🤣 Sunday, FNO event culture presents Donnell Rawlings Live with AC Jokes at Resorts.
🎼 And at the Ocean City Public Library is Michael Pedicin presents The Art of the Trio, which is free and open to the public.
✍️All weekend is the longest running tattoo show on the east coast, the Atlantic City Tattoo Expo at Hard Rock, so get your tickets to celebrate all things tattoo art!
🎶🎧🎤 And Friday - Monday, if you’re a music lover get your tickets for Who?Mag’s Distro Fest 3 at ACX1 Studios featuring over 70 performers, 50 music industry speakers an awards show and music film festival. Check distrofest.com for details.
#entertainment #entertainmentreporter #jerseyshore #doac #visitac #thecitypulse #distrofest
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It was a lively evening at Harbor Pines Golf Club on Tuesday as hundreds attended the HEROtini Happening Mocktail Awards Night. The festivities were underway early, with over a dozen area bars and restaurants serving up their tastiest Zero-Proof mocktails, all while promoting the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign’s mission to prevent drunk driving.
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What a heartwarming ceremony for the HERO Campaign I-295 and Route 42 Memorial Interchange Dedication today in memory of their son, Naval Officer Ensign John R. Elliott. Ensign John R. Elliott, a naval midshipman and HERO, tragically died at 22 in a drunk driving accident after graduating from the Naval Academy. His legacy lives on through the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign, which promotes designated driving to prevent drunk driving. Since 2000, John’s family has worked to prevent drunk driving, leading to the passing of “John’s Law” in New Jersey and partnerships with various organizations and sports teams. Over 150,000 motorists have pledged to be designated drivers through the campaign. On August 19, 2024, the Elliott family with the support of many in public office, including the New Jersey Senate and Assembly, were able to have legislation passed to name the recently completed I-295/Route 42 Interchange, also known as “Missing Moves,” in memory of John. The message is simple: Anyone can be a HERO, when they choose to stay sober and serve as a designated driver for their friends and family. #herocampaign
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Red Oak Dispensary EHT is thrilled to welcome the Egg Harbor Township community to its locals opening weekend! Located at 6106 Black Horse Pike Units B1 & B2, the dispensary officially opens its doors on Friday, November 8, with an opening weekend celebration packed with music, exclusive deals, giveaways, and pop-ups from popular New Jersey cannabis brands.
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NEW ISSUE of Shore Local hitting newsstands today! 📰 Grab yours at your favorite local business or, of course, Wawa ☕️ Packed with ALL the area's EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT plus great features & columns! If you'd rather, go to
Shorelocalnews.com to read it in its entirety!📲💻 SHOUT to local photographer Rob Callaghan for this beautiful cover shot! 🙌
#shorelocal #alllocalallthetime
#ocnj #doac #somerspoint #linwood #northfield #absecon #galloway #EHT #smithville #mayslanding #ocnj #ventnor #margate #doac #longport #brigantine #uppertownship #marmora
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Awesome cover and a fine tribute to our ShoreLocal Veterans❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
Do you know if you go to the "Latest Issues and Archive" page on your web site, that none of the links to the issues work? If I take off the "?fr=xKAE9_zU1NQ" at the end of the links it does work. I've confirmed this with both MS Edge & Firefox.
🛑ATTENTION ROUTE 30 TRAVELERS🛑
Route 30 eastbound to be closed for emergency gate repairs on Bridge over Beach Thorofare in Atlantic City Safety gate damaged in crash this morning
(Trenton) – Route 30 eastbound is scheduled to be closed this afternoon to make emergency repairs to the safety gate on the Route 30/Absecon Boulevard Bridge over Beach Thorofare in Atlantic City.
Beginning at 8 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, November 6, Route 30 eastbound is scheduled to be closed for emergency repairs to fix the safety gate on the Bridge over Beach Thorofare. The repairs are
necessary following a crash on Route 30 eastbound that damaged the gate this morning. Route 30 westbound will remain open, but there may intermittent closures for bridge testing. The repairs are
expected to be completed before Thursday morning rush hour. The following detour for Route 30 eastbound will be in place:
Route 30/Absecon Boulevard eastbound Detour:
• Motorists on Route 30/Absecon Boulevard eastbound wishing to take the Route 30 Bridge over Beach
Thorofare to Atlantic City will be directed to turn right onto South New Road/Route 9 southbound
• Turn left to take the Atlantic City Expressway eastbound into Atlantic City
Or
• Turn left to take Route 40/Route 322/Black Horse Pike eastbound into Atlantic City
The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are encouraged to check NJDOT’s traffic information website www.511nj.org for real-time travel information. For NJDOT news follow us on X (Twitter) @NewJerseyDOT, on the NJDOT Facebook page, or Instagram @NewJersey.DOT.
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Build a new bridge already!!!!
Having patience with your puppy and all of the issues that go along with raising them will pay off in the long run. A very important part of puppy development is recognizing when your dog is going through a fear period.
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Hug them and Love them ❤️ Also wearing a “thunder jacket” helps too ❤️
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Americans cast their ballot for president, local board of education members, senators and representatives. The country chose Republican Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States, although Democrat Kamala Harris won New Jersey and secured the state’s 14 electoral votes.
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With Thanksgiving and the holiday season soon upon us, now is a great time to think about charitable giving.
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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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