Marty Small

For the third consecutive major holiday this summer, local activist Steve Young has purposely scheduled a protest, rally, and (now) an event.

The Atlantic County Board of Elections is moving slow with their vote count. This has become an all too familiar pattern. They always seem to slow-walk the results.

The most contested primary is Amy Kennedy versus Brigid Callahan Harrison for the Democratic Nomination for the House of Representatives in New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District.

It’s no accident that Steve Young chose this day to both protest and in his words, “shut Atlantic City down.”

Today, Steve Young called-in live to discuss this Saturday’s Black Lives Matter protest. During some straight talk, Young hung-up the phone during our interview.

At this time, it is very likely that the Steve Young-Black Lives Matter event for this Saturday will take place in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small said this morning that he will be meeting today with Bart Blatstein, owner of Showboat, about a proposed water park in the city.

At a brief press conference Monday morning, Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small says his city will temporarily allow open containers of alcohol in some areas.

This is the story that I’ve been praying to be able to write. Atlantic City often gets a bad wrap. Here’s a good news story.

The common theme: just about all of the violent troublemakers in town Sunday night were not from Atlantic City.