Community rallies around injured Mays Landing man
A Mays Landing man remains in critical condition after being struck by an NJ Transit train earlier this month. Family, friends and community members are rallying to support his recovery. Tyree Montford, 40, was critically injured on April 13 after being struck by...
Margate Cherry Blossom Celebration returns May 2
The city’s Cherry Blossom Celebration will return for its fourth year on Saturday, May 2, bringing an afternoon of live entertainment, family activities and community engagement to Ventnor Avenue. The free event is scheduled from noon to 4 p.m. along Ventnor Avenue...
Raising Resilience: JCC hosts child development expert Tovah P. Klein for parenting talk
In a time marked by uncertainty, rising antisemitism, and the everyday pressures facing families, Jewish parents and grandparents are searching for meaningful ways to help children feel secure, confident, and prepared for life’s challenges. On Thursday, May 7 at 7:00...
Trunkful of Love for Lucy the Elephant
A conversation with Richard Helfant, executive director/CEO at Lucy the Elephant Coastal Conversations Standing proudly along the shoreline in Margate, Lucy the Elephant has long been a symbol of history, curiosity and coastal charm. Built in 1882, it stands as a...
FoolMoon Theatre Company to hold open auditions April 18-19 for ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’
Fool Moon Theatre Company is holding open auditions for the five-time, Tony Award-winning meta-musical “The Drowsy Chaperone,” a loving parody of the 1920s American musical comedy genre. The Jazz-Age score is by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison, and the clever book is...
