1964 Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City – A 60-year retrospective
By William Kelly As we approach the Republican and Democratic national conventions, when party candidates are selected for the election,
By William Kelly As we approach the Republican and Democratic national conventions, when party candidates are selected for the election,
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City has long been one of the country’s major entertainment centers, so it’s only natural that
By William Kelly When my family first started renting seasonally on Moorlyn Terrace in Ocean City, one day I went
New Ninth Street bridge turning 12 years old
A Look Back By Fred Miller The Ocean City Beach Patrol’s tradition of winning intercity rowing and swimming has its
By Bruce Klauber Tibor Rudus was a Hungarian entrepreneur who thought big. Very big. Born in Budapest in 1920, he
By Julia Train When attending a Phillies game at Citizens Bank Park, it’s impossible to miss the furry, green, muppet-like
By Bruce Klauber “And there used to be a ballpark where the field was warm and green, And the people
A Look Back By Fred Miller ‘Finest and Safest Bathing Beach Along the New Jersey Coast’ was the headline on
By Chuck Darrow For those who follow boxing, June 27, 1988 will always be remembered as the day Mike Tyson
The lobby at The Steel Pier’s entertainment hall in the 1960’s. Some of the country’s most popular bands played there,
A Look Back By Fred Miller June 28, 1929, was the fifth and final day of the 8th annual National
By William Kelly For many years the Smuggler’s Shop on the Ocean City Boardwalk, between 13th and 14th streets, was
The Cape May County Bridge Commission was created by the county in 1934 in order to build a series of
