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Yolanda Melville Elected President of NAACP NextGen Alumni Leadership Council
Yolanda N. Melville, Esq., an attorney at Cooper Levenson, was
elected president of the NAACP Next Generation (“NextGen”) Alumni
Leadership Council during the 110th annual NAACP Convention in
Detroit, Michigan. Melville is a member of the inaugural NAACP
NextGen Young Professional Leadership Program comprised of 68
leaders ages 21 through 35, from 29 states. She will be the first president
elected to serve the initial alumni class of the NextGen Program and will
serve a two-year term as president. The NextGen Program is designed to
train and develop future millennial leaders to serve the NAACP, the
nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization. Melville also serves
as the Legal Redress Chair for the Atlantic City NAACP Branch and is a
National NAACP Legal Committee member.
“Yolanda is a compassionate and talented advocate for equality and
justice,” said Lloyd D. Levenson, Chief Executive Officer. “She is the
ideal role model for young leaders seeking to put an end to
Celebrate America parade Saluting Heroes Presented by Hard Rock Hotel in Atlantic City
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City announced that they will be
presenting a salute to heroes “Celebrate America Parade” at 5p.m. on
Saturday, September 7 featuring participants from all over the country.
The free parade presented by Hard Rock Atlantic City and sponsored
by Pepsi®, will take place on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, stepping off
at Metropolitan Avenue and concluding at Arkansas Avenue. The parade
will span a 1.4-mile-long route where spectators are encouraged to bring
American flags, lawn chairs and blankets to watch the family-friendly
parade.
“We couldn’t be more proud to show our support to the men and
women who serve our country by coming together with the community
to present a parade appreciating our nation’s heroes,” said Joe Lupo,
president of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. “A hero can be in
many forms and our goal with this parade is to be inclusive to all of those
who serve, protect and honor our country each and every day and we’re
happy to celebrate them during this parade.”
Nationally recognized Parade Producer Todd Marcocci, president of
Under The Sun Productions Inc. is working with Hard Rock Atlantic City
to bring an incredible experience to spectators similar to others within his
portfolio such as: Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade, Philadelphia
Independence Day Parade, The Miss America Parade, National Cherry
Blossom Festival Parade and more.
The ninety-minute parade honoring heroes will feature patriotic (16
ft. in height) cold air parade balloons never seen on the Atlantic City
First Lady Tammy Murphy’s Family Festival is coming to Pennsylvania Avenue School
Bring your family, friends, and kids for free food, music, prizes, and
fun!
Grab a balloon animal and a hot dog, get your face painted, and hear
more about the services available to you, your family, and your
community in Atlantic City. Learn how to access state, county, and local
programs and resources—from health insurance to energy assistance
programs to child care programs and so much more.
Expanded Tuition-Free Community College this September, Financial Aid
The Community College Opportunity Grant, or Tuition-Free College,
has been renewed for Atlantic Cape’s academic year 2019-2020. The
state of New Jersey approved funding for the program with expanded
eligibility, including raising the adjusted gross income to $65,000 or less
for all part time or full time students. Students are encouraged to apply
now since Fall semester starts September 3.
Atlantic Cape participated in the successful pilot program, nicknamed
“Free College” in the spring and welcomed New Jersey Secretary of
Higher Education Dr. Zakiya Smith Ellis in May to discuss the
expansion. Torey Spindler, a CCOG recipient and resident of Cape May
county, explained what the program meant to him: "The Community
College Opportunity Grant has substantially enriched my life.
Thanks to this grant, I have been able to pursue higher education
without having to worry about becoming trapped in student debt or
having to choose between paying for tuition and paying rent. I appreciate
the NJ Secretary of Higher Education visiting to hear how important this
August 22, 2019
discrimination. I have no doubt that, under her
leadership, this group will do the groundwork
that will help lead the way to lasting change.”
An associate at Cooper Levenson Attorneys
at Law, Melville is a member of the firm’s
Land Use, Zoning and Planning and
Education/School Law practice groups. She
works on various land use issues, including
commercial development, redevelopment, real Yolanda N. Melville, Esq
estate, affordable housing and litigation. She also assists the Education
Law Department in the defense of claims of violations of the New Jersey
Law Against Discrimination, as well as federal litigation matters,
including alleged civil rights and IDEA violations. Melville is based in
the firm's Atlantic City office. cooperlevenson.com
Boardwalk, along with other floats and participants stemming from eight
different states including: D.C., Delaware, Iowa, Maryland, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Additionally, a moment of silence
and remembrance will be had for those impacted during 911.
Grand Marshal for the parade will be Miss America 1984, Suzette
Charles Atlantic County native, singer and entertainer. There will also be
2020 Miss America 2.0 Competition candidates from D.C., Miss
Delaware, Miss Maryland, Miss New Jersey and Miss Pennsylvania
riding in the parade.
Those who are looking to spot a celebrity will have the chance to see
Philadelphia sports legends Larry Bowa, Bill Bergey and Dave Shultz
who are all supporting the celebration and attending the parade. Atlantic
City’s very own heroes and first responders from the Atlantic City Police
Department and Atlantic City Fire Department will also be participating
in the parade, as well as the HERO Campaign patrol vehicles, the Valley
Forge Military Academy Band and Platoons, the Marching Cobras, the
78th Army Band, additional string and marching bands, military units,
the Patriotic Farm Tractor from Iowa, diverse and cultural groups and
more!
The Celebrate America Parade is a family-friendly event for those
looking to extend their summer and join the community in coming
together to honor heroes with an unforgettable patriotic event. For those
about to rock, Hard Rock Atlantic City salutes you!
hardrockhotels.com/atlantic-city
Saturday, September 7, 2019, 1:00pm – 4:00pm, Pennsylvania
Avenue School (201 N Pennsylvania Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401)
Thank you to our partners—The Nicholson Foundation, Family
Health Initiatives, Office of Mayor Frank Gilliam, and Atlantic City
Public Schools!
For more information, email familyfestival@nj.gov or visit
nj.gov/nurturenj. You can register for this event at Eventbrite.
program is to me and so many others across the state of New Jersey.”
Torey was one of over 300 recipients of CCOG funds during the
Spring 2019 semester and over $400,000 was awarded in total. During
the initial phase, students with an adjusted gross income of up to $45,000
were eligible for the grant. Now that the income level has been raised to
$65,000, even more students will qualify for tuition-free college this
year. The Community College Opportunity Grant pays for tuition costs
and approved educational fees that are not already covered by other grant
funds.
Atlantic Cape President, Dr. Gaba, has strongly advocated for the
program and recently commented about this exciting grant: “For many,
one of the biggest barriers to a college degree is the cost. New Jersey has
taken that obstacle away and is inviting you to pave your way to a new
future. You don’t have to worry about student loan debt with this
opportunity.” atlantic.edu
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Governor Murphy Announces New Jersey Offshore Wind Supply Chain Registry
Speaking to a packed house of wind industry leaders at the IPF
Supply Chain Conference, Governor Phil Murphy announced the
creation of a New Jersey Offshore Wind Supply Chain Registry. The
registry, which will be developed as part of the New Jersey Economic
Development Authority’s (NJEDA) membership in the Business Network
for Offshore Wind, will create a free online portal where investors
exploring offshore wind-related projects in New Jersey will be able to
find Jersey-based companies to partner with or purchase from.
“Developing a robust offshore wind industry is a key step to building
a stronger, fairer New Jersey economy that provides good jobs and
protects our environment for future generations,” said Governor Murphy.
“The offshore wind supply chain registry will facilitate the delivery of
our offshore wind projects and ensure New Jersey companies are first in
line for opportunities they create.”
The NJEDA, through its Office of Economic Transformation (OET),
has been working closely with the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) and
other agencies on the Offshore Wind Task Force to expand New Jersey’s
offshore wind industry. A consistent challenge throughout this process
has been the lack of a comprehensive list of New Jersey-based
companies that established offshore wind companies can partner with or
purchase from as they plan projects in the state. The Offshore Wind
Supply Chain Registry will address this problem by helping to attract
Ørsted to Host Community Meeting to Introduce Ocean Wind Project
Representatives from offshore wind developer Ørsted will host an
informational community meeting to introduce their Ocean Wind project
to Atlantic City residents on Monday, August 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the
Fannie Lou Hammer Room of Stockton University’s Atlantic City
Academic Center, located at 3711 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City. Free
parking will be available in the Atlantic City Parking Garage.
Attendees will hear an Ocean Wind project overview then visit and
interact with Ørsted employees and consultants who will be on-hand to
discuss specific aspects of the company’s plans to build a 1100 MW
offshore wind farm that will power approximately more than half a
million New Jersey homes. Ocean Wind will be located 15 miles off the
coast of Atlantic City. Construction is expected to commence in the early
2020s, with the wind farm operational in 2024.
Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Establishing Council on Offshore Wind
WIND Institute to Serve as Regional Hub and Coordinating Body for
Offshore Wind Industry
Governor Phil Murphy signed Executive Order No. 79 to establish a
Council for the Wind Innovation and New Development (WIND)
Institute, charged with developing and implementing a plan to create a
regional hub for New Jersey’s burgeoning offshore wind industry and
build upon the Murphy Administration’s commitment to making New
Jersey a national leader in offshore wind.
“From job creation to workforce development to reducing our
reliance on fossil fuels, the WIND Institute and the council tasked with
its development make good on our commitment to building a New Jersey
economy fit for the 21st century,” said Governor Murphy. “Centralizing
the State’s resources under one roof allows us to leverage the
considerable expertise at our disposal to enhance our position as a
national leader in offshore wind development.”
The Council will recommend the WIND Institute’s governance
Governor Murphy Signs “Linda’s Law”
Governor Phil Murphy signed ACS for A4430 and A4555, also
known as “Linda’s Law,” which will require electric public utility
companies to verify with all residential customers whether anyone at the
residence uses life-sustaining equipment powered by electricity. The
legislation is in response to the death of Linda Daniels, a resident of
Newark who lost her life when her oxygen tank lost power after her
electricity was shut off.
“No one should fear losing their life because their electricity bill is a
few days overdue,” said Governor Murphy. “Linda’s Law will protect
residents who rely upon electricity to support their medical equipment.”
Linda’s Law will prohibit electric public utilities from discontinuing
service for 90 days due to nonpayment for medical customers who rely
on electric-powered medical equipment to survive. Utilities shall request
information as to whether any residential customer qualifies as a medical
customer on a semi-annual basis.
"On this anniversary of the tragic death of Linda Daniels, thank you
to Governor Murphy and the Legislature for passing Linda's Law," said
New Jersey Board of Public Utilities President Joseph L. Fiordaliso.
"The NJBPU has been working closely with the utilities to implement
additional regulations that we hope, along with this legislation, will help
more offshore wind companies to New Jersey and create new
opportunities for Jersey-based companies by integrating them into the
offshore wind supply chain.
“Offshore wind is on the verge of becoming one of the biggest
industries in the world, and New Jersey will be at the forefront of that
trend,” said NJBPU President Joseph L. Fiordaliso. “This is a
once-in-a-generation opportunity for New Jersey businesses and workers,
and our leaders throughout the state are working together to make sure
we take full advantage of the benefits this industry can bring to the
Garden State.”
Ocean Wind will contribute significantly to the state’s ambitious
renewable energy goal of supplying more than 1.5 million New Jersey
homes with offshore wind power by 2030. At 1100 MW, Ocean Wind is
expected to create over 3,000 direct jobs annually through development
and three-year construction cycle.
“We look forward to meeting and talking with residents about our
plans for Ocean Wind,” said Kris Ohleth, senior stakeholder relations
manager for Ørsted. “This is a brand-new industry making its debut off
the coast of Atlantic City, so we expect and welcome questions and
comments. We are eager to share information about ways we expect to
help in the revitalization of Atlantic City and the region.”
Doors will open with at 6 p.m., with a project overview presentation
beginning at 6:15 p.m.
structure, identify sources of funding and gaps in existing resources, and
develop and recommend the organization’s primary functions. The
Council is a cross-governmental coordinating effort with membership
from the Office of the Secretary of Higher Education, Economic
Development Authority, Board of Public Utilities and the Departments of
Education, Environmental Protection, and Labor and Workforce
Development, in addition to the Governor’s Chief Policy Adviser and
Chief Counsel.
Originally identified in the Governor’s 2018 economic plan, the
WIND Institute will position New Jersey as a leader in offshore wind by
promoting job creation, workforce development and training, research
and development, and capital investment.
The Council will issue a final report to the Governor with
recommendations on creating the WIND institute within four months of
the Council’s creation.
prevent future tragedies. Our ongoing condolences to her family.”
“One year ago, Linda Daniels lost her life when her electricity was
shut off and the oxygen mask that she desperately needed lost power,”
said Newark Mayor Ras Baraka. “For seven hours, in the middle of a
heat wave, she gasped for breath. A year later, a family is still mourning
the loss of a 68-year-old mother and grandmother, who had much more
life to give her family and community. We must continue to keep them in
prayer and have trust that Linda’s death will not be in vain. Out of this
tragic loss, “Linda’s Law” will protect and support those that need it the
most regardless of their ability to afford it.”
“It is clear that more needs to be done to ensure that those depending
on electricity for their medical device do not experience a shut-off in
their home,” said Assemblymembers Yvonne Lopez, Raj Mukherji,
Eliana Pintor Marin, Wayne DeAngelo, James Kennedy, and Lisa Swain.
“We need to ensure that electric public utilities have a comprehensive
system to not only track, but also meet the needs of their medically
dependent customers. We know that BPU regulations consider
temperature as well as other factors prior to ordering a shut-off, however,
the health of our most vulnerable populations must also be made a
priority factor in determining a discontinuation of service.”

Holtzman Gallery Features: Artist, AL JOHNSON, Exhibit at the Katz JCC,
“Meet & Greet with the artist”, Thursday, August 29, 6 – 8pm
Holtzman Gallery at the Katz JCC is showcasing the Art World of AL
JOHNSON, entitled “DREAM PORTALS: Gateway to Painted
Imaginations”, though September 8, at the Katz JCC in Margate, NJ.
Please join us for a “Meet and Greet”, with artist AL JOHNSON on
Thursday evening, August 29, 6 – 8pm. We will have complimentary
wine and light fare. Mr. Kuzma’s art is on permanent exhibit in many
public places in the Atlantic City and surrounding areas. This event is
Free and open to the public. All fine art is available for acquisition. The
exhibit is open during the Katz JCC hours daily, which are Monday
Thursday, 5:30 AM – 10:00 PM; Friday, 5:30 AM – 6:00 PM; Saturday
& Sunday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
DCA and City of Atlantic City Appoint Anthony Swan as Interim Business Administrator
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) and the
City of Atlantic City announced the appointment of Anthony Swan as
interim business administrator while the search for a permanent
business administrator continues.
Mr. Swan most recently served as city solicitor for the City of
Atlantic City for more than three and a half years and before that worked
as assistant city solicitor from November 2008 to December 2016.
“Anthony is an extremely dedicated public servant who is deeply
committed to the Atlantic City community and helping the city succeed,”
said Lt. Governor Sheila Oliver, who serves as DCA Commissioner. “As
we continue the search for a business administrator who can take this
dynamic city to the next level, we believe Anthony’s experience with city
affairs along with his problem-solving skills and steady leadership will
keep the city moving in a positive direction.”
“We welcome Mr. Swan with open arms and have faith in his ability
to continue the progress that has been made in moving our city forward,”
said Atlantic City Mayor Frank M. Gilliam, Jr.
Since 2006, Mr. Swan has worked in the Office of the City Solicitor,
which is responsible for the City of Atlantic City’s legal affairs and for
providing legal counsel to the Office of the Mayor, governing body, and
city boards and committees. Prior to joining the City, he worked for the
Atlantic City Arts Foundation Partners with the City of Atlantic City for Young Adult
Mural Internship Program
The Atlantic City Arts Foundation has partnered with the City of
Atlantic City (COAC) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Department as part of the Beyond Borders program providing teen and
young adult residents an unconventional, hands-on mural art internship.
The Beyond Borders program will enable participants to develop skills
that can be used to pursue opportunities in the arts.
During the three-week program, launched on August 12, teen and
young adult interns will work with local artists Christian Correa and
Heather Deegan-Hires to develop and complete a mural on the first floor
of City Hall in Atlantic City.
Correa has painted several murals in Atlantic City and is invested in
the development of the community through the arts. “The Beyond
Borders program is a unique opportunity for interns to participate in the
process of mural art from concept ideation and planning through
execution, and to directly experience the impact art has on a space,” says
Correa.
In addition to working with Correa and Deegan-Hires, the interns will
also have the opportunity to learn from videographer Matt Crowne and
photographer Pretty Rad Rej, who will document the program and
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law firm of Cooper Levenson April Niedelman & Wagenheim in Atlantic
City. Earlier in his career, Mr. Swan also served in the United States Air
Force in various legal roles, ultimately working on Bolling Air Force
Base in Washington D.C. as deputy chief circuit defense counsel where
he directed all phases of criminal litigation.
“I am humbled by the opportunity to serve as interim business
administrator and do not take the assignment lightly,” said Mr. Swan. “I
will continue to serve the citizens of Atlantic City, as I have in the past
with commitment and integrity.”
Mr. Swan earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Seton Hall
University and his Juris Doctor from the University of Maryland School
of Law. He was born and raised in Montclair, NJ, where he was a
champion track athlete, winning a full athletic college scholarship. Mr.
Swan takes over for Jason Holt, who is the outgoing business
administrator and who helped bring Atlantic City to its current place of
improved finances and economic promise.
For more information about the City of Atlantic City, visit
cityofatlanticcity.org.
For more information about DCA, visit nj.gov/dca/ or follow the
Department on social media.
participate in the curriculum.
“This program leverages mural arts to deliver a robust experience for
the interns, developing technical skills through civic engagement and
participation in a small-scale revitalization project located in their city
resulting in a sense of ownership, deepened civic pride, and broader
access to workforce opportunities. Bringing these outcomes together
aligns with the Atlantic City Arts Foundation’s goals to increase access to
public art and foster community arts education,” says Joyce Hagen,
Executive Director of the Atlantic City Arts Foundation.
The Beyond Borders program is part of the City of Atlantic City’s
CDBG K.R.P. (Knowing Your Past…Realizing Your Present…Preparing
Your Future) Initiative. The initiative is a series of community-focused
programs aimed at enhancing citizens' self-sufficiency through education.
These programs intend to expand knowledge while developing the
leadership and social skills of participants.
The Atlantic City Arts Foundation is an independent 501(c)3 non-
profit organization working to foster an environment in which diverse
arts and cultural programs enrich the quality of life for residents and
visitors to Atlantic City, NJ. atlanticcityartsfoundation.org/
Atlantic City Community Fund Reception
Tuesday, September 17, 6 pm to 8 pm
Special Guests – Lieutenant Governor Sheila Y. Oliver,
Jim Johnson, Special Counsel, Mayor Frank M. Gilliam, Jr.
Hard Rock Cafe, Hard Rock Casino Hotel, 1000 Boardwalk, AC
Sponsorship $500 (includes ten tickets and recognition) Individual
Tickets $40 ($50 at the door)
Make check out to “Atlantic City Community Fund”,
PO Box 8522, Atlantic City, NJ 08404
Sponsorships and Tickets can be purchased online at
accommunityfund.org/reception
ACCF is a tax-exempt charitable fund held in trust at the Community
Foundation of South Jersey. ACCF's purpose is to organize and mobilize our
city's capacity and resources to advance causes identified by and for the
residents of Atlantic City. All funds raised by this evert will be used to award
grants to worthy Atlantic City organizations. We Wish to Thank Our Generous
Sponsors Morris & Jingoli Families Hard Rock Casino Hotel Resorts
International, Fox Rothchild AC DEVCO Press of Atlantic City Stockton
University MBCA CRDA Caesars Entertainment Archer Law Borgata Casino
Hotel Tropicana Casino Hotel Levine Staller Marathon Consultants
AtlantiCare Tom Hannon Rutala Associates
Steve & Cookie’s Restaurant Cooper Levenson Ocean First Bank
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“Movies Under The Stars” Features Top Box Office Favorites in Atlantic City this summer
Presented FREE at Bartram Avenue & Boardwalk and Gardner’s Basin
Courtesy of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority
(CRDA), top Box Office hits will be presented for free this summer two
nights per week through August 29 at two locations: Bartram Avenue and
Gardner’s Basin.
Movies Under The Stars is back by popular demand, and adds
another dimension to the entertainment presented in Atlantic City this
summer, courtesy of the CRDA. The CRDA free Boardwalk Summer
Entertainment program takes place at Kennedy Plaza on the Atlantic City
Boardwalk seven nights a week and features music from all genres.
Movies Under The Stars features some of today’s top movies,
including Black Panther, The Lego Movie 2 (The Second Part), Dumbo,
BROADWAY ON THE BOARDWALK RETURNS THIS SUMMER TO ATLANTIC CITY
Free performances from the stars of Broadway hits Wicked, The Cher
Show, Beautiful – The Carole King Musical, Hadestown and more
through August 26th
Broadway on the Boardwalk is back, and it’s bigger than ever! This
popular concert series expands to 8 Monday nights through August 26th.
The one-hour show starts at 8 p.m. and happens on Kennedy Plaza
(Boardwalk between Mississippi and Georgia Avenues). Produced by
JudiLudi Productions in partnership with the Casino
Reinvestment Development Authority, the public can enjoy FREE live
performances from the current casts of Broadway’s hottest musicals.
Broadway on the Boardwalk features the cast members performing
selections from some of the most popular and critically acclaimed
musicals on Broadway today. The series is hosted by comedian Dena
New Jersey to Connect Minority, Women, Veteran, & LGBTQ Businesses
NJ Connects will be held on Friday, September 20, at the Wellness and
Events Center on the campus of the New Jersey Institute of Technology
(NJIT) in Newark.
Governor Phil Murphy announced that the State of New Jersey will
host NJ Connects, the first-ever state summit designed to connect
minority-, women-, veteran-, and LGBTQ-owned businesses with
roughly one billion dollars in public and private sector contracting
opportunities.
In keeping with the Governor’s commitment to build a stronger and
fairer economy, the summit – taking place in Newark on September
20 – is designed to create a more robust and diverse state contracting
supply chain by fostering opportunities for minority, women, veteran,
and LGBTQ business enterprises (MWVBE).
“Our goal is to ensure that everyone who wants to do business, both
with and within the great State of New Jersey, has the tools and support
they need in order to succeed,” said Governor Murphy. “This summit
will provide critical resources to connect diverse businesses with
economic opportunities in order to further our goal of creating a stronger
and fairer economy.”
The event is being spearheaded by the state’s Office of Diversity and
DO AC Boardwalk Summer Entertainment
The Atlantic City Boardwalk will be alive seven nights a week this
summer with free LIVE music, courtesy of the Casino Reinvestment
Development Authority (CRDA).
Free entertainment takes place nightly through September 5 at
Kennedy Plaza across from Boardwalk Hall. Atlantic City residents and
visitors will enjoy performances from genres including Broadway, Rock
& Roll, Rhythm & Blues and everything in between.
Broadway on the Boardwalk is back by popular demand on eight
consecutive Monday nights through August 26. Tribute Tuesdays are a
new feature this summer on ten consecutive Tuesday nights through
September 3.
Mardi Gras AC, a favorite summer staple presented by Tony Mart,
Stockton Opens A.C. Beachfront Parking to the Public for Summer Season
Stockton University has opened its Atlantic City commuter parking
lot on Hartford Avenue and the Boardwalk to the general public for the
summer.
The lot is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and the daily rate is $10, subject
to change for special events. The lot will be open to the public through
Labor Day.
The Parking Garage on Atlantic Avenue and Lincoln Place is open to
the public year-round. The rates there are: 0-2 Hours: $7. Additional
Hour: $3/hour. Maximum Daily Rate: $25 Evening Parking: $10 (in after
7 p.m. out by 7 p.m.)
Summer monthly passes are available in the garage at a cost of $50
Captain Marvel, Mary Poppins Returns, Incredibles 2 and Spider-Man
Into The Spider-Verse. All movies appear first on Sundays at Gardner’s
Basin, and then featured again on Thursdays at Bartram Avenue & the
Boardwalk (located between Columbia and Kingston avenues). All
movies begin promptly at dusk.
Bring a chair or blanket, a soft drink and popcorn and enjoy a free
evening out. All movies are rated for family viewing. If inclement
weather, the movie will be shown the following evening.
See the full list of movies and locations at
doatlanticcity.com/events/movies.aspx. For more information, call
1-888-AC-VISIT (228-4748).
Blizzard and will feature songs from 16 Broadway shows with more to
be announced soon. Shows include: Wicked, Hadestown, Beautiful – The
Carole King Musical, Oklahoma, Tootsie, The Cher Show, and many
more.
“Broadway on the Boardwalk has been a great success for Atlantic
City,” said CRDA Director of Marketing and Communications Larry
Sieg. “We are happy to be appealing to a larger audience of visitors this
summer and expanding the shows to eight Mondays through July and
August.”
The show schedule is: August 26: Mean Girls, The Apple Boys,
Come From Away. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter -
@DoACBroadway. DoACBroadway.com.
Inclusion (ODI), which was created by Governor Murphy shortly after
taking office last year. The office is overseen by Hester Agudosi, Esq.,
who was appointed Chief Diversity Officer by the Governor to support
the administration’s efforts to drive economic growth through the
creation of more inclusive hiring opportunities for the state’s diverse
businesses.
"It’s important that diverse business owners have a seat at the table,”
said Chief Diversity Officer Agudosi. “NJ Connects will provide a forum
for business owners to showcase their products and services, while
connecting them to key public and private sector procurement decision
makers. Equally important, this annual event will provide a platform for
procurement and purchasing leaders to introduce their organizations and
specific project needs, while demonstrating their commitment to building
a diverse contracting supply chain.”
Any public or private entity interested in serving as a sponsor or an
exhibitor, should contact Emogene Mitchell at
NJConnects@EastWestConnection.com or 908-899-0229.
The event is easily accessible by car, bus, train or air. For more
information on registering for the event, becoming an exhibitor, or
securing a sponsorship, visit the NJ Connects event page.
will take place at Kennedy Plaza every Wednesday night, through
September 4.
Chicken Bone Beach Jazz Concert Series returns to Kennedy Plaza
for ten consecutive Thursday nights, through September 5.
Boardwalk Summer Concert Series, presented by 609 Event
Productions, takes place Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays this summer.
The Boardwalk will be alive with three-day music, food and fun events
through Sunday, September 1.
For more information on CRDA Boardwalk Summer Entertainment,
visit atlanticcitynj.com/boardwalk-entertainment/ or call
1-888-AC-VISIT (228-4748).
per month. They can be obtained from the parking office on the first floor
of the garage.
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City of Atlantic City Entertainment Capital of The Jersey Shore

City Council of Atlantic City meetings are open to the public. Meeting dates for 2019 are June 19th, July 17th, August 21st,
September 18th, October 16th, November 1st, December 2nd, 5 pm in the Hank Tyner Council Chambers City Hall
1301 Bacharach Blvd, Atlantic City, NJ 08401. 609 347 5300

George Tibbitt Jeffree Fauntleroy II Moisse Delgado

Councilman, At-Large Councilman, At-Large Councilman, At-Large

(609) 347-5241 (609) 287-2561 (609) 347-6491

Jesse O. Kurtz Chuen ‘Jimmy’ Cheng William Marsh

Councilman, Councilman, Councilman,
6th Ward 5th Ward 4th Ward

(609) 957-0437 (609) 957-0430 (609) 347-5242

Kaleem Shabazz Marty Small, Sr. Aaron Randolph

Councilman, Council President, Councilman,
3rd Ward 2nd Ward 1st Ward

(609) 347-5230 (609) 347-5231 (609) 347-5232

cityofatlanticcity.org atlanticcitynj.com
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“Seminar by the Shore” for Dementia Caregivers Moves to Atlantic City Convention Center
In its third year, the Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley
Chapter “Seminar by the Shore” moves to the Atlantic City Convention
Center, 1 Convention Boulevard, Atlantic City, NJ 08401 on Thursday,
September 12 and Friday, September 13.
The seminar event is open to family members, caregivers and
professionals who provide care for and/or support people who are living
with Alzheimer’s or another dementia and are interested in learning new
tips and tools to help ease the caregiving experience. Attendees will hear
from top dementia care experts, including keynote speaker, author and
co-founder of CaregiverHelp.com, Elaine K. Sanchez, who will speak on
“Finding Hope, Humor and Heart in Caregiving.”
In addition to her keynote speech, Sanchez will present two topics,
“Seven Strategies for Caregiver Survival” and “Giving Caregiver Guilt
the Boot,” on Thursday, September 12 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Attendees
are also invited to an art show and sale which benefits the Alzheimer’s
Association starting at 5 p.m.
Seminar by the Shore continues on Friday, September 13, from 8:30
a.m. until 4:30 p.m, when conference attendees will spend the day
attending workshops, training sessions and panel discussions focusing on
topics such as recognizing pain in people with dementia, effective
communications, dealing with depression and grief, early diagnosis,
caregiver guilt and legal and legal and financial planning. During an
Alzheimer’s Association Community Forum, attendees will have the
opportunity to share feedback in an effort to provide expanded outreach
to resources, programs and services.
Returning for a third time is the Second Wind Dreams Virtual
Dementia Tour which offers the opportunity to virtually walk in the shoes
of someone who has dementia and experience the world from their
perspective.
New this year, free full-day respite care will be provided by Active
Day Adult Day Health Care of Cape May and Galloway, NJ, and a
hands-on therapy activity area will feature occupational therapists to
answer questions and provide resources.
Surfers Ride Fundraising Wave To Prizes In Margate
The Dean Randazzo Cancer Foundation is going to award surfers
prizes for shredding to help people with cancer, both on and off the
water.
Prizes for the 19th annual Surf For A Cause Sept. 7 in Margate
include divisional trophies for the surfing competition and top
fundraisers will win for collecting online donations.
The Surf It Forward campaign is open to surfers and spectators. The
top three fundraisers in both the 18-years and older category, and the
17-years and younger category, will receive prizes.
The winning fundraiser in each category will receive a
custom-shaped surfboard from Brian Wynn Surfboards, built to their
specifications. The second-place fundraiser in each category will receive
a Hamboards skateboard designed to mimic a surfboard in its riding
style. The third-place fundraiser will receive a gift certificate to Heritage
Surf and Sport in Margate.
Surfing contest entries are $50 per division, $15 for each additional
division, and include a ticket to the after party. Entries are free for grom
boys, 11 years old and younger and gromette girls, 12 years old and
younger, divisions. There are also divisions for longboard and standup
paddleboard. Anyone who raises $75 will receive a Surf It Forward hat
and sticker. All entries include a Surf For A Cause T-shirt and a ticket to
the after party.
NJ Cannabis Career Fair & Business Expo Sept. 13
Community Greenhouse co-founder and NY Giants Super Bowl
champion Amani Toomer will be among the featured speakers at the first
N.J. Cannabis Career Fair & Business Expo from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
September 13 at the Stockton University Campus Center, 101 Vera King
Farris Dr.
The event, co-sponsored by the N.J. Cannabusiness Association and
the Stockton University Cannabis Studies program, is open to the public
and will also feature vendors and industry employers who will be
available for job interviews.
Other speakers include N.J. Senator Troy Singleton, N.J.
CannaBusiness Association President Scott Rudder, and Executive
Director of the Coalition for Medical Marijuana in New Jersey Ken
Wolski.
Topics covered will include the New Jersey medicinal marijuana
Tanger Outlets is inviting shoppers to enjoy free live performances at its summer concert series, “Live @ 5.” TangerClub members will
receive FREE parking at the valet on Michigan Avenue from 3:00 – 6:00 PM. The performance line up, produced by Marsolluna Co., is as
follows: August 29 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM: Ernie Halter. The courtyard near Tanger Outlets Starbucks located at 104 N. Michigan Avenue
THE AC TIMES • August 22, 2019 9
The conference concludes with a closing keynote, “The Meaning of
Life: Eight Points We Can All Learn,” presented by Anthony Cirillo,
president of The Aging Experience, an organization that helps family
caregivers and individuals make educated aging decisions.
“The move to a larger location opens up Seminar by the Shore to
even more people living in South Jersey who are impacted by
Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder,” said Mary Beth Lewis, the
Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley Chapter’s Atlantic County
Branch Office Program Coordinator and Seminar by the Shore organizer.
“We will continue to grow and improve this event for family and
professional caregivers alike.”
Online registration is available at tinyurl.com/ALZConferences. The
registration fee for the pre-conference presentations and art show is $30.
General registration for the full-day conference only on Friday,
September 13 is $60. The fee to attend both days is $80. Professional
caregivers, including, RN/LPNs, social workers, CALA and case
managers who wish to earn continuing education units may register for
$50 for the pre-conference, $100 for the full-day conference only or $120
for both days.
Seminar by the Shore is made possible with the support of
community partners Atlantic City Convention Center, Atlantic County
Woman, Active Day, BAYADA Home Care, Bratton Estate & Elder Care
Attorneys, CareOne, Centers Health Care, Consistent Supports
Coordination LLC, County of Atlantic, Flora Baker Center for
Alzheimer’s Disease, Fox Rehabilitation, Genesis HealthCare, Heritage
Assisted Living, Holy Redeemer, Longtree & Associates, Lourdes Health
System, Meet AC, NJ Long Term Care Ombudsman, Red Oak Hospice,
Right at Home In Home Care & Assistance, Royal Suites, Seacrest
Village, Smart Adaptive Clothing, Stockton University, Sunbridge
Memory Support Program, Symphony at Cherry Hill and United
Methodist Communities The Shores.
More information is available by calling the Alzheimer’s Association
24/7 Helpline, 800.272.3900.
Surfers are required to check-in between 7-8 a.m. the day of the event
and the first heat begins at 8 a.m. Registration is online only and surfers
cannot sign up on the beach.
Trophies will be awarded to the top three winners in each of the
following age divisions: groms 11 and younger, gromettes 12 and
younger, boys 12-14, junior mens 15-17, men’s 18-24, masters men
25-34, legends 45 and older, girls 13-15, womens 16 and older, open
longboard and open stand-up paddleboard.
Spectators are welcome and to come out and watch the surfing, which
will be followed by an after party at 4 p.m. on the outdoor deck at
Ventura’s Greenhouse which is open to the public. Tickets to the after
party only are $25 and can be purchased online by clicking register on
Crowdrise.com, or at the event.
Again this year, the foundation will also partner with the Heart of
Surfing Foundation to work with special needs children and teach them
to surf at Surf for A Cause.
Longtime foundation trustee and supporter Dan Celluci of Northfield
will be honored at this year’s event for his years of service to the
organization.
Sponsorships and raffle items are still being accepted. Contact
Michael Wright at mike@sparkable.com See thedrcf.org for information.
program, the role of nurses in medical cannabis, cannabis cultivation,
cannabis careers and labor issues, and how cannabis businesses can
strengthen communities,
Admission to the workshops is $25. College students with valid ID
can attend for free. The vendor area will be free and open to the public.
To register, or for more information go to newjerseycannabusiness.com.
Vendors and employers interested in participating should contact
Stockton University’s Office of Continuing Studies at 609 652-4227 by
Aug. 28. The cost for employers is $150. The cost for vendors is $300.
The vendor area will be open free to the general public. Vendors can
advertise their businesses and sell products legal in New Jersey.
Employers will also have the opportunity to meet with potential job
candidates and participate in speed interviews.
The cost for employers is $150. The cost for vendors is $300.
10 THE AC TIMES • August 22, 2019
Mardi Gras AC brings New Orleans headliners to Wednesday night concerts
on the Boardwalk
Tony Mart Presents some of the finest and most popular headliners in
New Orleans music today at Mardi Gras AC in August.
The Tony Mart Tribute Fest, August 28, includes Remember
Jones’ Tribute to Queen and their tribute to Joe Cocker, Leon Russell and
Mad Dogs and Englishmen as well as an exciting high-powered
performance of their signature songs
The tribute spectacular on August 28 begins with one of the premier
Beatles Tributes in the world today, the Weeklings featuring Glen Burtnik
Bangladesh Fair will be held at Atlantic City on Tuesday, August 27, 2019
By Subrata Chowdhury
The Bangladesh Association of Atlantic County will hold
"Bangladesh Fair" which is one of its biggest festivals of the year at the
Sand Castle stadium in Atlantic City on Tuesday August 27, 2019
evening. The fair will include food, entertainment, vendors, raffle draw
etc.
Mr. Abdul Kader Meah,chairman of Kader Foundation will be the
chief guest at Bangladesh Fair. With the united efforts of all community
leaders, the Bangladesh fair will wear festive look and the fair will turn
Beat the Heat this August at Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall
In a summer daze? Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall has tons of ways to
beat the heat this August! Cool off with our 40 craft beers on tap, try
some new items on the summer version of our award-winning gastropub
menu, and check out our weekly live music linaeup!If that didn’t break
the heatwave for you, here are a few other things to do at Tennessee
Avenue Beer Hall this month.
Thursday is the new Friday, right? We’re getting everyone out and
about by showing iconic movies flicks for free in the Beer Yard every
Thursday at 9 p.m. They’re a lot of fun, and the crowd gets into it!
Worried there’s no popcorn? There is and, it’s on us!
We’re doing a special screening of the 1990s cult classic Clerks on
Wednesday Aug. 28 with special guest and star of the movie, Brian
O’Halloran … yes Dante! He’s going to be our emcee and do a little
Q&A.
The very next night on Thursday, Aug. 29, we have rock and roll star
Eliot Lewis! He is a longtime member of Hall & Oates and the only
who performed on Broadway in Beatlemania and regularly with Stix and
the Electric Light Orchestra.
Mardi Gras AC has it’s finale on September 4 when one of the
greatest classic pop bands in the world, the Cowsills, perform along with
our own Jersey Shore rock and soul guitar hero, Billy Walton and his
band.
It’s all happening at Kennedy Plaza Wednesdays at 7 PM. See the
stars for free at Mardi Gras AC. Let the Good Times Roll!
into a little Bangladesh in the presence of thousands of non-residents
Bangladeshis.
Shahid Khan , the association’s president said, he expects up to 5,000
people to be at the Bangladesh Fair, based on the turnout from previous
years. He invited the residents of Atlantic County to attend the
Bangladesh Fair to enjoy South Asian culture, to taste South Asian food.
The event is free for everyone.
musician to be on every episode of VH1’s and MTV Live’s “Live from
Daryl’s House,” other than Hall himself. Lewis has mastered 4
instruments over the course of his career (guitar, keyboard, bass and
drums) and blazed a trail as a solo artist. This is an all-ages event and
reservations are not required, but get there early to assure you get a seat.
Attendees will also have a chance to win Hall & Oates tickets for Aug.
30 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. That should make
Sara - and everyone else - Smile!
Here’s the rest of our lineup: Sept. 5 - Billy Madison; Sept. 12 -
Raiders of Lost Ark Sept. 19 – The Big Lebowski
We love live music and keep the tunes flowing Friday through
Monday. We’re particularly fond of Reggae Sunday, when we get our
jam on in the Beer Yard from 4 to 7 p.m.! Enjoy a cold beer and great
tunes while dancing and playing yard games such as cornhole and
Can-Jam. Sit back, tennesseeavenuebeerhall.com
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Bangladeshi American Muslims celebrated The Eid Ul Azha
By Subrata Chowdhury

Bangladeshi American Muslims in Atlantic City celebrated The Eid

Ul Azha on August 11, Sunday through prayers and ritual sacrifice of
animals with the teaching of sacrificing all the evil within.The second
biggest religious festival of the Muslims, was celebrated with due
solemnity, religious fervor and zeal.
The main Eid congregation of Bangladeshi American Muslims was
held at the Masjid Al Hera at Atlantic Avenue at 8:45 am.
The prayer service was led by Dr. Ruhul Amin, Imam of Masjid AL
HeraA fter the namaaz he led a prayer for the peace and prosperity of the
Muslims and mankind across the world.
The devotees prayed for the development and prosperity of the
Muslim community as well as mankind.
The attendees then greeted each other with hugs and returned home
for the traditional Korbani sacrifice.
Bangladeshi American Muslims also gathered at Armory building
(organised by AL Takaowa Mosque), Masjid Mohammad at Albany
Avenue to celebrate The Eid Ul Azha.
Latest Public Charge Rule Is A Racist, Anti-Immigrant Change to America’s
Immigration Laws
The Trump administration posted the new public charge rule that is have spoken out against the chilling effects of the rule on the use of
set to be published on the Federal Registrar on Wednesday, August 14th services, not just by immigrants but also their U.S. born children out of
and to go into effect in 60 days on October 15th. The impacts of this rule fear of exclusion from potential citizenship. The new rule impacts every
change will affect all immigrants, specifically targeting permanent aspect of immigrant life from English language proficiency to access to
residents, and those applying for visas for entry to the U.S. The following medical services. It creates a wealth burden on new immigrants that
is a statement from Johanna Calle, director of New Jersey Alliance for harkens back to the racist 19th-century immigration laws that excluded
Immigrant Justice. certain immigrants from entry based on race and nationality. The Trump
“Further expanding public charge is another racist and anti-immigrant administration is taking our policies backward into an explicitly racist era
attack by the Trump administration on hard-working immigrants and of American history.
their families. The Trump administration is sending the message yet “Over the last ten months, since the public charge rule has been under
again that immigrants are not welcome unless they are wealthy. consideration, reports indicate immigrants are already hindered from
“Most immigrants are already not eligible from accessing most public accessing and applying for necessary services. In New Jersey, immigrant
benefits and further expanding the ineligibility is just another cruel attack communities and public agencies alike need education about how this
on immigrant families that will keep even eligible children from impacts families in our communities.
accessing needed services. This rule change further stokes fear in our We call on New Jersey’s leadership to work to make sure every
communities and fans the flames of anti-immigrant myths that accuse agency and service provider in the state knows how to address the
immigrants of taking earned benefits they don’t deserve. changes in the public charge rule without discrimination based on
“Health care providers, service providers, and community leaders immigration status.” njimmigrantjustice.org/
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