Born to swing: The jazz legends of Atlantic City
By Bruce Klauber When the subject is Atlantic City history, several things come to mind: The Boardwalk, rolling chairs, the
By Bruce Klauber When the subject is Atlantic City history, several things come to mind: The Boardwalk, rolling chairs, the
A Look Back By Fred Miller One hundred and twenty years ago, R. Curtis Robinson, owner and editor of the
By Bill Kelly There is much speculation as to why the Hell’s Angels failed to ransack Ocean City as they
Part two in a three part series By Carmen Marotta From Jack Newland playing the piano in the ’40s until
By Chuck Darrow A fascinating—if, at this point, nearly forgotten—story of Atlantic City’s legal-gaming era is that of Brian Molony,
By Seth Grossman On Christmas Day, several thousand visitors usually stand in the cold for hours at the Delaware River,
Sonny Barger Has the Floor – The 99 Percenters Unite By Bill Kelly When Conway Twitty took a two-week hiatus
A Look Back By Fred Miller Ocean City was founded in 1879 by the Honorable Simon Lake, Rev. S. Wesley
By James FitzPatrick Contributing Writer Because Christmas has been so ingrained into our popular culture for so long, there is
By Bruce Klauber As a kid I was fascinated by Atlantic City’s amusement piers. When I visited Atlantic City with
A Look Back By Fred Miller Thirty-one years ago, Dec. 31, 1992, Ocean City held its first First Night celebration.
Business Buzz By Rich Baehrle In a day and age when competition is so intense that some major retail chains
The Kelly Family Olympics By Bill Kelly On the Sunday morning of Labor Day weekend, 1965, Mrs. Kelly read the
800 Shore Road in Somers Point has always been a place where friends meet. First as Sooy’s Ice Cream Shop,
