A conversation with Tony Orlando
By Erica Hoffman As the daughter of an Atlantic City entertainment reporter, I grew up with close family friends who came with different levels of notoriety in the entertainment world. Although we weren’t related, over time, I was lucky enough to call many of these...There’s nothing broken about this Cracked Egg in Galloway
By Scott Cronick Robert Dicesare Jr. knew that he would some day own a restaurant. Born and raised in Galloway, Dicesare’s fascination with cooking started at a young age. “I would call my mom after basketball practice and tell her to get the fryer going,” said...Will e-bikes and scooters require registration and insurance?
Under a proposed bill in Trenton, New Jersey residents owning electric bikes and scooters would be mandated to register these vehicles and secure insurance prior to their operation on public roads. This initiative marks a first for e-bike regulation, with Texas being...Atlantic City St. Patrick’s parade expected to draw up to 30,000
By William Kelly March Madness isn’t just about college basketball; it’s also about Irish marching. They will be marching down the Atlantic City Boardwalk again in what is expected to be the biggest and best St. Patrick’s Day Parade ever on Saturday, March 9....Atlantic Cape breaks ground on its new Mays Landing Campus baseball field
If you build it, they will come! Atlantic Cape Community College officially broke ground on its new $1.48 million baseball field of dreams on its Mays Landing campus on February 15. This will permanently bring the Buccaneers’ baseball program home in time for the 2025...
