Ocean City resident credited as a founder of Labor Day
By Fred Miller President Grover Cleveland signed a bill in 1894 designating the first Monday in September a federal holiday
By Fred Miller President Grover Cleveland signed a bill in 1894 designating the first Monday in September a federal holiday
The origins of Labor Day were based in the labor movement of the United States over one hundred years ago.
By William Kelly While Richard Somers’ historic exploits in Tripoli have been well documented and retold in books, murals and
By Chloe Cramutola In many parts of the world – New Jersey being no exception – tales of swashbucklers landing
By Bruce Klauber It’s been said more than once by pop music historians that Somers Point was one of the
88 years ago on August 8, 1936, the Hindenburg passed over Wildwood. This photo was taken 9 months before the
By Bruce Klauber “On the way to Cape May, I fell in love with you. On the way to Cape
By Chuck Darrow By any metric, the biggest rock-music event in the history of the now-closed Atlantic City Race Course
By Steffen Klenk Ocean City has a rich and unique history. Take a walk downtown or down a residential street,
By Bruce Klauber There’s no doubt that Frank Sinatra loved Atlantic City. Until he didn’t. Although he performed here in
By Bruce Klauber It’s nearly forgotten now, but Babette’s, on 2211 Pacific Avenue, later the site of Trump Plaza, was
By Roberto Nieves Star Wars: The Arcade Game, Atari 1983 In 1977, George Lucas and Lucasfilm Ltd changed cinema and
Eddie and The Cruisers was not a real band, but the movie stars the great sax player named “Tunes.” All
A Look Back By Fred Miller The 69th annual Night in Venice boat parade will be held on Saturday, July
