Worker seriously injured after ladder contacts power lines in Atlantic City
A worker was seriously injured Thursday morning after a ladder came into contact with electrical wires in Atlantic City, police said. Atlantic City police officers responded at 8:23 a.m. Sept. 17 to the area of Annapolis and Ventnor avenues following a report of an...
Atlantic Avenue, Pacific Avenue paving to begin Monday; Mayor Small invites Atlantic City community to celebrate
After months of underground utility work and years of coordination, Mayor Marty Small, Sr. announced the milling and paving of Atlantic Avenue from Tennessee Avenue to Albany Avenue is scheduled to begin Monday night, Sept. 21, ahead of schedule. Simultaneously, the...
Renovated greenhouse now home to butterfly habitat created to give endangered species safe space to thrive
Their life cycle begins in the minutest of terms. Hanging precipitously from the undersides of a leaf for protection and no larger than the width of a pin, the butterfly undergoes four stages of development while on its path towards emerging as a wonderfully–colorful,...
Cleanup volunteers, vendors needed for annual Atlantic City Community Day Event
The Fifth Annual Community Day Clean Up and Party in the Park is looking for vendors and volunteers to help beautify Atlantic City’s streets and beaches on Saturday, Oct. 24. This year’s event will feature cleanup locations throughout the city from the Northeast Inlet...
Gateway Playhouse partners with PPAWS to socialize Seeing Eye puppies in training
As Gateway Playhouse of Somers Point launches rehearsals for its next show “9 to 5: The Musical,” the theater organization announced a formal partnership with The Seeing Eye puppy-raising group People & Puppies at Work for Sight (PPAWS), bringing together two...
