Angry Chelsea heights neighbors pleaded with Atlantic City council. ‘Please do something about the Choice Bar and Grill’. Drinking. Drug use. Fighting. Loud music til 4am. That’s what local citizens claim, at the recent council meeting. It’s hurting the quality of life. Neighbors within 7 block radius are being affected. ‘Nothing but trouble since it […]
Bad Choice? Chelsea Heights Bar & Grill Angers Neighborhood Read More »
Notes from the Atlantic City Boardwalk Committee Meeting of October 10. Noise on the Atlantic City Boardwalk Impactivate Networks (Boardwalk TV system) is willing to work with and cooperate any way they can. The controls for the tv’s are housed on the 2nd floor in Boardwalk Hall. There are 5 zones that can be regulated. Sound
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New Jersey is finally taxing Airbnb. Most states, including Pennsylvania and New York, already tax these kinds of short-term rentals that are transacted online. This could add 12% – 15% to the cost of an Airbnb rental. Hotels and motels already pay stuff like this. What is Airbnb? It connects homeowners who want to rent out their
Atlantic City Air BnB Rentals Now Getting Taxed, Realtors Still Exempt. Read More »
Talk radio is on fire. Conservative listeners are calling out Atlantic County Republican party leaders. Calling them spineless. Clueless. Giving up the 2nd Congressional district seat, effectively paving the way for a more radical, left-wing Congress. Republicans aren’t the only ones unhappy with their local leadership. Even South Jersey Democrats despise Jeff Van Drew’s recent
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The following is a letter from Patrick Colligan, state president of the New Jersey State Policemen’s Benevolent Association. Decades before casino gambling was even a thought in Atlantic City, the city developed a long storied history of graft and corruption. While organized crime festered and politicians used the city as a personal piggy bank, the city
Time to Investigate and Clean House at CRDA Atlantic City? Read More »
Thankfully, Stockton University will NOT move forward with purchasing the shuttered Atlantic Club Casino Hotel on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Hopefully, an independent developer will emerge to build something on that prime piece of beachfront property. A developer that will build something that actual pays taxes, directly to the City of Atlantic City. Stockton President
Stockton No Longer Interested in Former Atlantic Club Casino on Atlantic City Boardwalk. Read More »
It’s not just the political swamp in Washington DC that needs to be drained. So-called conservative radio in South Jersey could also use a little draining too. Atlantic City talk show host, Harry Hurley, accused of supporting well-funded Democrats. Hurley, of WPG 1450 am radio, has been a staunch supportive of those who regularly attack
Media Swamp. Conservative Radio Host Hurley Supporting Liberal Candidate Van Drew. Read More »
Atlantic City Councilman Kaleem Shabazz wants the CRDA to help protect citizens while shopping at Renaissance Plaza, a few blocks from City Hall. Shabazz will try to accomplish that by presenting a resolution at the Sept 26. Atlantic City council meeting. Editors Note: Shabazz and other councilmen, including all citizens, should attend the monthly CRDA meetings.
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Stockton pays almost nothing in Atlantic City taxes. Now the University wants to compete against local business too? A food vendor inside Stockton University is applying for license to serve alcohol. Local bars and restaurants are not happy. City Council and the CRDA could care less? On Tuesday, a crowd of angry bar owners and
Atlantic City Leadership Letting CRDA & Stockton Control City’s Future? Read More »
Atlantic City has battled blight for decades. It has one of the worst foreclosure rates in the nation. Managing these twin problems requires a map reflecting the status of property owned in the city. At the start of this review, neither CRDA nor the City could produce a single map that showed all of the
Troublesome Atlantic City Report Card. CRDA Blamed Again. Read More »