Hughes Center Poll finds election distrust persists with one third of N.J. voters
One-third of all New Jersey voters still doubt the legitimacy of the 2020 election for United States president, according to a poll released Thursday, Oct. 3 by the Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University. As many as 24% of New Jersey voters disagreed...Gateway Playhouse announces new executive director
– Certified Fund Raising Executive Alice Woods to focus on growth; increasing accessibility – Gateway Playhouse has announced Alice Woods, a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), as its new executive director, effective immediately. Woods takes over the role...At energy hearing, lawmakers advised how to keep electric bills from soaring
By Nikita Biryukov NJ Monitor After a scorching summer that saw electricity bills soar, experts told lawmakers Wednesday that they should eschew costly utility mandates, invest in technology like carbon capture, and avoid shutting down power plants before replacement...Gardner’s Basin gets major upgrades; Atlantic City Aquarium to reopen by year’s end
One of Atlantic City’s most beloved attractions, Historic Gardner’s Basin, has seen significant renovations over the past year, with more improvements on the horizon. The updates, along with news of the upcoming reopening of the Atlantic City Aquarium, were announced...Atlantic City Arts Foundation prepares for milestone 100th mural by artist Manuela Guillén
The Atlantic City Arts Foundation is preparing its 100th mural installation in Atlantic City since 2017. This milestone mural represents the resilience of Atlantic City’s arts ecosystem and the accomplishment of artists and supporters to uplift civic self-esteem...
