By Sarah Fertsch Staff Writer Voodoo dolls drowned in the waves. An entire couch washed up on the sands of Brigantine. A dinosaur from the 1960s. Twenty-thousand plastic bottle caps. Clean Ocean Action has held
By Nikita Biryukov Assembly lawmakers approved a bill Monday intended to help school districts that have seen cuts to state aid by extending one-time grants and allowing them to hike local taxes above the state-mandated
By Erica Hoffman In the wide world of roadside attractions and National Historic Landmarks, Lucy the Elephant stands tall—quite literally, at six stories. From his unmistakable yearly color-changing toenails to her distinguished howdah, which boasts
The Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) invites the community to its 32nd Annual Earth Day Festival on Sunday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at its Environmental Park located at 6700 Delilah Road
By Steffen Klenk Tails were wagging and smiles were seen
Let It Grow By Tammy Thornton When considering planting a
By Steffen Klenk The feeling of spring was in the
In April of 1955, Storybook Land first opened, delighting children
Joe Bertolino wants to build a community of opportunity —
Sports Memorabilia Show Returns to Music Pier on Saturday Former
By David Weinberg The Masters holds a special place among
By Bruce Klauber Since the first Exit Zero Jazz Festival
Summer Lineup Announced June 14: Bywater Call Hot Emerging Americana/Canadian