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SEE PICTURES & VIDEO from the 5th Annual Armed Forces Parade in Atlantic City on AUG. 31, 2015. This eye-popping and awe-inspiring trek down the Boardwalk was a spectacular collection of marching bands, classic cars, local dignitaries and colorful floats. Over 1,500 participants took part in this Atlantic City Boardwalk extravaganza created by recently retired […]

Is Atlantic City Council holding back the popular Boardwalk trams? That’s what tram owner/operator Tim Boland wants to know. Boland wants the city to update it’s antiquated pricing ordinances before he’s forced to cut back on tram service. Boland’s ‘B&B Parking’ pays Atlantic City $126,000 annually for the rights to run the trams along the

A proposed bill looks to provide tax credits to ‘A-list’ artists who perform regularly in Atlantic City. The artist would receive this credit if they perform at least four times at Atlantic City in a year. Senator Tom Kean, Jr. is pushing for this economy boosting bill. After a total of 80,000 fans packed the Atlantic

Pinky Kravitz, the 88-year-old Radio host has announced his retirement after 56 years of radio broadcasting in Atlantic City. Seymour Kravitz; also known as Mr. Atlantic City, started an early version of “Pinky’s Corner” back in 1956. Pinky made the move to WOND-AM 1400am in 1958, where he ruled until May 14, 2015 when he

The Atlantic City Boardwalk Committee is seeking a less noisy beach bar. Sherrie Kendall, spokesperson for the committee reports that numerous steps have been taken to address the noise issue, specifically about loud music pumping from the popular Bungalow Beach Bar. Efforts have started to rescind legislation that exempt beach bars from current Atlantic City noise ordinances.

Amazing turnout for the Chickie’s & Pete’s 5k Boardwalk Run in Atlantic City on Saturday morning, August 22. The race kicked-off in front of the Tropicana Casino at 8a. Pete Ciarrocchi; owner of Chickie’s & Pete’s, along with his family, greeted runners as they happily crossed the finish line. Pete’s two sons ran in the race as

Get ready to Meet AC. Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City will debut their new conference center on Wed AUG 26, in their push to attract the corporate meetings market. The $5 million dollar space features 15,000 square feet of meeting magic. The first meeting is scheduled for this September. Also coming up in September, the

State Judge Julio Mendez ruled against the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority’s (CRDA) plan to acquire the ‘Birnbaum’ property in Atlantic City. The state agency was told they can’t take a three-story home owned by Charlie Birnbaum through eminent domain. The CRDA can’t proceed unless it presents a concrete plan to redevelop that parcel. The state wants to