Twenty-five years later, we remember
Letter from the editor I remember a time when I had never heard the word “terrorism.” I believed wars were fought between nations’ militaries, far from families and civilians. I remember a time before TSA, Homeland Security and Air Marshalls, when...
Here’s to the workers
Letter from the editor Labor Day weekend may mark the unofficial end of summer, but here at the Shore, it also reminds us of the people whose hard work made the season possible. Behind every meal served, hotel room cleaned and amusement ride operated is someone who...
Jazz on the Beach carries Atlantic City’s history into a new generation
The sounds of jazz have filled Kennedy Plaza throughout the summer, continuing an Atlantic City tradition rooted in music, community and the preservation of Black history. The Chicken Bone Beach Historical Foundation’s 26th annual Jazz on the Beach Concert Series...













