Atlantic County, NJ’s Own ‘Magic Max’ Lives On With New Foundation
Max Fineran was a beloved young man, who was taken far too soon in a tragic car crash on August 18, 2024.
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The Best Scratch-Made Eggs Benedict In The Atlantic City, NJ Area
Gary Field has more than 40 years of experience as a restaurateur. His made from scratch Eggs Benedict are my favorite of all time.
Three Proposals Submitted For New Cannabis Dispensary in South Jersey
A decision on Upper Township's first cannabis retail outlet is getting closer after three business owners officially submitted proposals.
FDA says Taylor Farms parasite lettuce test was false
The U.S. FDA has issued an apology to Taylor Farms after a sampling of lettuce, supposedly linked to the parasitic infection making thousands sick, had a false positive.
Surprising New Jersey Town Will See Biggest Home Value Increase
A recent Zillow real estate analysis has yielded a very surprising winner in projected New Jersey property value increase. I first learned about this from New Jersey Democrat political potentate, George E. Norcross, III.
Are There More Than 35,000 Non-Citizens Registered To Vote In NJ?
Markwayne Mullin, Secretary of Homeland Security has released a disturbing letter regarding non-citizens being eligible to vote in New Jersey.
Atlantic County, NJ, Sheriff Will Unleash More Than 12,000 Signs
Atlantic County, New Jersey Sheriff Joe O’Donoghue is leaving nothing to chance. He has not taken a day off in more than 2 1/2 years on the job.
Atlantic City, NJ, Man is Guilty Of Drugs & Firearm
Excellent work by the Atlantic City, New Jersey police department has led to the conviction of an Atlantic City man on narcotics and firearm charges.
Atlantic City, New Jersey, Man Guilty Of Criminal Sexual Contact
The Atlantic City, New Jersey, Police Department is directly responsible for capturing a man — who has now been sentenced for criminal sexual contact.
Ocean City Could Soon See New Life at This Vacant Property
After sitting empty for nearly two years, one of Ocean City's most recognizable bank buildings may soon have a new purpose