Homeless veterans got a boost from Atlantic City’s Tony Mazzone and Tommy Hilfiger. Mazzone, founder of ACvets.org and the fashion retailer, treated 65 homeless Veterans to food and clothing this past week. Mazzone: 65 veterans in need are now wearing some Tommy Hilfilger with a smile. Tony Mazzone teamed up with the Tommy Hilfiger Group in […]
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In 2006 the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) was charged with the creation of a universal phonebook – or registry – of all current saltwater anglers in the United States. The registry was developed to allow NOAA to quickly and easily contact current saltwater anglers in an effort to gain more accurate and timely
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The Association of Surf Angling Clubs was founded in 1915 by a dedicated group of surf anglers who were primarily interested in perfecting and improving the art of surfcasting. The ASAC’s season is getting ready to start on May 6. Want to fish in one or all of their tournament? Get info at www.ASAConline.org.
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A homemade, Atlantic City skateboard park was torn down earlier this week. The popular park was built by AC residents including Jason Klotz, who wants to build another park, that’s fully compliant with ordinances & insurance issues. Councilman Gilliam: Our city is becoming younger. As an advocate for youth, I’m at a loss why the
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VIDEO > Michael Selvanto wants to be a concert promoter in Atlantic City. Will the 800lb gorilla; LIVE NATION, be OK with competition from Selvanto? Live Nation: ‘Give me your money and have a nice day.’ The CEO of Songbird Entertainment, is hoping to bring bands to Bader Field. Selvanto addressed Atlantic City Council on
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Social Media is on fire with angry fisherman: Years of catering to commercial fishing and lobbyists have destroyed the recreational fishing in NJ and elsewhere. Once a pastime where parents could introduce their children to the sport is all but gone. Entire industries have been destroyed which once supported and promoted recreational saltwater fishing. No
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I guess today the local newspaper decided to take the Feds side of the Flounder Debacle, after all they do have “real scientists”. Or maybe they’re just letting us in for the impending let down, even though I would never consider maintaining the 2018 regulations of 5 fish with a minimum of 18 inches a
Press of Atlantic City Sides with “Scientists” & 19 inch Flounder. Read More »
From the recent Margate Commissioner meetings: I remember when they were putting dunes in Ventnor. Hellish noise, night and day. It was like the hammers of hell, pounding away. Could these be the sweet sounds of Summer 2017 in Margate and Ventnor? Listen to public comments: dredging & dune building from recent Margate City Commissioners
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Will Atlantic City leadership keep their word and protect access to fishing spots along our waterfront? Concerns hit a new high as the new Boardwalk and seawall being built along the inlet, could block easy access to the popular fishing jetties in Atlantic City. Over 1,100 people have signed a petition that urges elected officials
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Now that Atlantic City has a growing list of good news (Stockton, Hard Rock), how do you share that positive info? At one time, newspaper and radio were some of the best ways to market a product, service or destination attraction like Atlantic City. Boy, how times have changed. Today, the Internet is the dominant
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