Remembering when the region’s ‘submarine’ fleet was launched
By Chuck Darrow Whenever someone buys a sub or other item from one of the area’s six Sack O’ Subs
By Chuck Darrow Whenever someone buys a sub or other item from one of the area’s six Sack O’ Subs
By Bruce Klauber When George A. Hamid, Jr., who ran the Steel Pier and the Million Dollar Pier from 1946
By Steffen Klenk For nearly 50 years, TV 40 served the South Jersey community, carrying local news, sports, weather and
Memorial Day is now primarily noted as the beginning of the summer season, but it began as a day to
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City’s past has not disappeared entirely. The Boardwalk’s grand hotels of yore may be long gone,
The following is the second part of a two-part story: By William Kelly As golfers Arnold Palmer, Stan Dudas and
By Steffen Klenk Long before the introduction of casinos in Atlantic City, thoroughbred racing was on the rise. The Atlantic
By William Kelly Before he died, Arnold Palmer dedicated a park to his late wife, Winnie, granting her wish that
By William Kelly When it was announced that Jimmy Buffett would be the theme of this summer’s Night in Venice
By Julia Train On a warm, sunny, summer day, there’s nothing quite like stopping at the deli before the beach.
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City’s late Reese Palley was an art dealer, businessman, writer, author, sailor, salesman extraordinaire, and a
By Chuck Darrow Last month, we looked back at “Boardwalk Empire,” the HBO series (2010-2014) that was a fictional tale
A Look Back By Fred Miller Miss America 1923, was the third Miss America pageant, held at the Million Dollar
In April of 1955, Storybook Land first opened, delighting children of all ages! John and Esther Fricano Sr. founded and
