Disastrous 1964 Democratic Convention was a turning point for Atlantic City
By Bruce Klauber The year 1964 was supposed to be a high point for Atlantic City. Although the coming of
By Bruce Klauber The year 1964 was supposed to be a high point for Atlantic City. Although the coming of
By William Sokolic Prior to the opening of the upscale Auto Lenders dealership on the Black Horse Pike in Egg
By Bill Kelly Nick Regine’s new book, “Between Drinks,” describes itself as a history of Somers Point bars. The long
The Ocean City noise ordinance kicks in By Bill Kellys Ocean City High School teacher Bill Hamilton held the last
By Bruce Klauber In 1976, casino gambling was legalized in Atlantic City. After Resorts International opened its doors in 1978,
The Biker Task Force meets again By Bill Kelly The Biker Task Force, code-named the Barbarian Task Force, met for
A Look Back By Fred Miller On April 13, 1913, Howard S. Stainton bought Emma Morris Corson’s dry goods store
The Veterans History Project, affiliated with the , has been interviewing veterans since 2007, and has collected over 450 oral
By Chuck Darrow Back in the mid-2000s, what was then Trump Taj Mahal (now Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic
An ongoing series By Fred Miller 1929—First time OCBP Captain Jack G. Jernee endorsed a sun protection cream 1930—OCBP Captain
By Bruce Klauber Contrary to the widely-held belief, Louis Prima did not invent the concept of the Las Vegas lounge
Dylan calls the Hawks at Tony Mart’s By Bill Kelly Few events in the history of rock ‘n’ roll are
A Look Back at Ocean CityBy Fred Miller
Nucky takes the judge to visit the Albert Brothers By Bill Kelly The day after the KYW-TV crew followed the