The case for an Atlantic City Mob Museum
By William Kelly There isn’t an Atlantic City Mob Museum, yet, but there should be one. The Las Vegas Mob Museum is now the most popular tourist attraction in Vegas outside of the casinos, even though the history of the mob there pales in comparison to Atlantic City....Local Brigantine teen surfs 1,345 consecutive days
By Gabriella Bancheri In Brigantine, a remarkable young surfer, Carter Doorley, has achieved an astounding feat by surfing for 1,345 consecutive days as of Monday, January 29. Starting his journey in March 2020, the thirteen-year-old has braved every condition—be it...Super Bowl Tailgate to benefit new A.C. Lifeguard Museum
By Steffen Klenk Before next Sunday’s kickoff between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, Dock’s Oyster House in Atlantic City is the place to be for a special cause. The Chief Arthur R. Brown Memorial Scholarship Foundation and former New Jersey State...Get ready Cookie Monsters: Crumbl Cookie is now open in Mays Landing
Business Buzz By Rich Baehrle I was driving down the Black Horse Pike on Saturday when I saw a long line in front of a store in Mays Landing. When I pulled into the parking lot, there must have been 75 people in line to buy cookies at the new Crumbl Cookie Store,...The Father of Atlantic City and The Railroad to Nowhere
The contributions of Dr. Jonathan Pitney By Mari D’Albora Dattolo The mid to late nineteenth century was a period of immense development for South Jersey, most notably in Atlantic City. Much of the development is thanks to a local physician, Dr. Jonathan Pitney, who...
