Atlantic City Woman Displaced by Brighton Towers Fire Needs Community’s Help
The HOPE Foundation is rallying community support for Atlantic City resident Lana Mutschler, whose 10th-floor condo at Brighton Towers was destroyed in the January 14 fire that left multiple units uninhabitable. Mutschler, who has lived in Atlantic City since 2001,...
CRDA to Provide Free Parking at Wave Garage Ahead of Snow and Flooding
At the request of the City of Atlantic City’s Office of Emergency Management, the New Jersey Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) has authorized free parking at the Wave Parking Garage, located at the corner of Mississippi and Fairmount Avenues, for all...Bacharach Foundation Awards $100,000 Grant to Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties
The Bacharach Foundation awarded Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties (JFS) a generous $100,000 grant to support the agency’s essential community services. Bacharach’s support is part of their commitment toward the future with a focus on expanded...
Atlantic County Health Officials Remind Residents of Bird Flu Precautions
As state officials investigate a suspected H5N1 bird flu outbreak with the discovery of more than 1,000 dead or dying geese across the state, the Atlantic County Division of Public Health reminds residents to avoid unprotected contact with sick or infected birds and...
Poll: Two-thirds of N.J. Voters Think Immigration Enforcement Has Gone Too Far
Two-thirds of New Jersey voters think immigration enforcement efforts in this country have gone too far and 59% said ICE’s deportation tactics are making communities less safe, according to a Stockton University poll released today. When it comes to the scope of...
