Independent media continues to break major stories here in the Atlantic City region. One of the most influential, independent media voices is King Arthur Gropper of WIBG 1020am Radio in Atlantic City.
One of our favorite King Arthur segments, is Frank Talk. An hour of pure, unfiltered talk about Atlantic City. Guaranteed to enlighten taxpayers, investors and visitors. Exposing sometimes nasty details. REAL news about Atlantic City. Inconvenient facts you’ll never read about in the Press of Atlantic City. Helpful, relevant information that’s ignored by 99% of all radio & newspapers.
Why Internet Gaming is Bad for Atlantic City
Meet AC Failing to Fill Atlantic City Convention & Conference Openings
King Arthur Radio. Jan 13, 2018. FRANK TALK
Caesars Most At Risk of Getting Clobbered by Hard Rock & New Revel
#MeetAC, #ScrewAC
- Meet AC org has a $7 million budget. Their job is to attract conventions to Atlantic City. Poor ROI.
- Boardwalk Hall & Convention Center lose $20 million a year. Funded by AC’s luxury tax.
- DCA trying to shut down Irish Pub? Allegations of harassment.
- Extra dark at night, due to lack of street lights. Especially at Tanger Outlets. Real dark. Heavy car traffic.
- Risky to walk along Pacific Ave, beach block between Tropicana and Caesars
The concept/threat of re-development. Sometimes used for the wrong reasons. Pressure, harass, lien properties, grab cheap land. BEWARE: Tax-paying homeowners that reside within AC’s Tourism District.
Get to know the CRDA. Casino Reinvestment Development Authority. AC council can’t approve a tourism district lemonade stand without the CRDA blessing of Lance Landgraf. Reach out and say hi to Lance.
From DCA website: The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) is a State agency created to provide administrative guidance, financial support and technical assistance to local governments, community development organizations, businesses and individuals to improve the quality of life in New Jersey. DCA offers a wide range of programs and services that respond to issues of public concern including fire and building safety, housing production, community planning and development, and local government management and finance.