Read through the obituaries published today in Press of Atlantic City.
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- Matthew Strabuk
Scenes from around the shore on September 23, 2026 as a nor’easter starts to impact on the area. Video by Matthew Strabuk, for The Press.
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Medicare open enrollment starts October 15 and continues through December 7. Everyone who has Medicare, in whatever form, should pay close attention to their coverage for the year ahead. You may be surprised at how much is about to change— in both costs and coverage.
- Haram Shahid
A former Northfield Police Department officer was arrested Wednesday for misusing an information database, according to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office.
- Matthew Strabuk
Scenes from around the region a Nor’easter starts to impact on the area.
- USA Today Network
No criminal charges will be filed against a 93-year-old borough woman in the death of Ursula "Sandie" Keating of Toms River in a crash into the outdoor dining area of Meg's Grill on Grand Central Avenue.
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Americans are increasingly asking AI what to snack on, according to Conagra Brands, a shift the Slim Jim meat stick-maker says is helping fuel demand for higher-protein foods, bold flavors and products tailored to specific health goals.
Scenes from around the region a Nor’easter starts to impact on the area.
Coastal Flood Warning in Effect Until 2 AM EDT Saturday
No criminal charges will be filed against a 93-year-old borough woman in the death of Ursula "Sandie" Keating of Toms River in a crash into the outdoor dining area of Meg's Grill on Grand Central Avenue.
Americans are increasingly asking AI what to snack on, according to Conagra Brands, a shift the Slim Jim meat stick-maker says is helping fuel demand for higher-protein foods, bold flavors and products tailored to specific health goals.
Velotrade reports that automation in trading is rising, leading to potential mismatches with existing prop firm rules.
Jersey shore towns are making use of social media, warning swimmers out of the ocean, closing access points and opening higher ground for cars ahead of an approaching coastal storm.
Read through the obituaries published today in Press of Atlantic City.
Scenes from around the region a Nor’easter starts to impact on the area.
DataOne, developer of a massive Vineland AI data center, was fined more than $1M after installing power generators without the needed permits.
NJ Transit has shared a report with an “intervening party” about an inquiry launched last year into whether two union leaders were improperly paid more than $10,000 in wages.
A mothers’ group and numerous business organizations are forming an alliance to push for more and better childcare as a critical need for businesses and their employees.
The Atlantic City Convention Center and an adjacent hotel at risk of closing in December need help from the state, not competition that could help put them out of business, Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson told Gov. Mikie Sherrill.
The National Weather Service's Mount Holly office has extended Coastal Flood Warnings and Advisories through Friday evening as a strengthening coastal storm increases the threat of tidal flooding.
New Jersey joined seven other states in suing the administration of President Donald Trump for buying out two more offshore wind projects and getting their developers to invest the money in fossil fuels.
Medicare open enrollment starts October 15 and continues through December 7. Everyone who has Medicare, in whatever form, should pay close attention to their coverage for the year ahead. You may be surprised at how much is about to change— in both costs and coverage.
Americans are increasingly asking AI what to snack on, according to Conagra Brands, a shift the Slim Jim meat stick-maker says is helping fuel demand for higher-protein foods, bold flavors and products tailored to specific health goals.
Velotrade reports that automation in trading is rising, leading to potential mismatches with existing prop firm rules.
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A former Northfield Police Department officer was arrested Wednesday for misusing an information database, according to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office.
No criminal charges will be filed against a 93-year-old borough woman in the death of Ursula "Sandie" Keating of Toms River in a crash into the outdoor dining area of Meg's Grill on Grand Central Avenue.
The driver of the vehicle that fatally collided with a 7-year-old Pleasantville boy's minibike Sunday evening was issued three tickets, according to court documents.
A Mays Landing woman was found guilty Tuesday in the 2024 killing of her domestic partner after a jury rejected her not guilty by reason of insanity plea, according to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office.
The Ocean City Council is expected to consider several measures affecting infrastructure and city operations at Thursday’s meeting. The agenda includes advertising bids for the Shooting Island restoration and coastal resilience project, awarding a paving contract for Wesley Ave. from First to Fifth streets and other road improvements, approving continued police participation in the federal 1033 equipment program, amending rules for the city’s Market-to-Affordable housing program and appointing members to the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
City of Wildwood Commissioners are expected to consider several measures affecting infrastructure and city operations at Wednesday’s meeting. The agenda includes recognizing $4 million in the U.S. Economic Development Administration funding for the city’s Boardwalk reconstruction, authorizing engineering and permitting work for the Otten’s Harbor flood-mitigation project, placing selected traffic signals on seasonal flash mode, and approving several refunds and administrative actions.
A former school board member and candidate in the last two Republican primaries has declared herself a write-in candidate for the unexpired term in November's Egg Harbor Township Committee race.
Atlantic City officials and guests celebrated the grand opening of the Great Day Café in the lobby of City Hall with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday.