The state judiciary is bringing resources and employment opportunities to Atlantic City on Thursday. The Employment and Resource Fair is hosted by the Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage. The event is coordinated by the vicinage’s probation division in Atlantic County, and will offer career opportunities, legal and recovery resources, and education assistance through the Judiciary Opportunities for … Read more
A Hamilton Township girl with a history of running away is home safe, police confirmed. Ciana Shelton, 11, went missing July 28. Ciana has a history of running away from her home in Mays Landing, and often frequents Atlantic City, police said at the time.
A month after Tony’s Baltimore Grill put out a reward for its stolen outdoor furniture, it has been returned. The Atlantic City mainstay had only recently introduced dining al fresco when a table, umbrella and six chairs vanished July 1. Tony’s put out a reward that included $1,500 and a pizza a week for life … Read more
Kelley Prevard has already left her mark locally. The Atlantic City artists has used blank and marked walls around the area as a canvas for her work. Now she’s been chosen as one of 15 artists for the for the 2022 Philadelphia Mural Art’s Fellowship for Black Artists. “We talk about art creativity as a … Read more
Atlantic City’s police finally have a chief after nearly two years. James Sarkos, who has been officer in charges since former Chief Henry White retired in October 2020, was named acting chief effective Wednesday. Jacquelyn Suarez, director of the Division of Local Government Services, made the appointment under the Municipal Stabilization and Recovery Act, the … Read more