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Mary C. “Kate” Ferrante (nee Murray), on February 28, 2016, of Audubon Park. Age 75. Loving companion for 30 years of Judith Yarnell. Devoted mother of Liz Ferrante, Kathleen Robb (Steven), ReRe Eisenback (Daniel) and Nikki Soliman (Bryan). Loving Grammy of eight and great Grammy of three. Dear sister of Cele Chuplis and the late Patsy Collins and Peggy Christina. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. There will be a viewing from 6 to 8pm Friday eve at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Funeral Service 8pm at the funeral home. Interment private at the request of the family. In lieu... Read more →

WASHINGTON (Feb. 29, 2016) President Barack Obama presents the Medal of Honor to Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator (SEAL) Edward C. Byers Jr. during a ceremony Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 at the White House. Byers received the Medal of Honor for his actions during a hostage rescue operation in December 2012. (U.S. Navy photo by Oscar Sosa/Released) By April Grant, Navy Office of Information WASHINGTON (NNS) -- On Feb. 29, Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator (SEAL) Edward C. Byers Jr. became the sixth Navy SEAL in U.S. history to receive the Medal of Honor. President Barack Obama presented Byers with... Read more →

Margaret M. Christinzio (nee Rowan), age 89 of Bellmawr, NJ. Marge passed away on February 26, 2016. Beloved mother of Edward Christinzio (Dolores) and Patrick Rettig; grandmother of Edward, Jr. and Nicholas Christinzio; special aunt of Patricia DiGiacomo and Suzanne Brady and many nephews and nieces. She was sister of the late John, Rosemary, Joanne and Mary Rowan. During World War II, at age 16, she started working at the Philadelphia Navy Ship Yard. After the war she worked at Western Union for over 40 years and retired. Then she worked part time, using her secretarial skills, over 10 years... Read more →

Donald Trump NEW YORK – In a bitter fight for its life, establishment GOP leaders have decided to block Donald Trump's nomination at all costs, even if it means losing the presidency to Hillary Clinton, says Roger Stone, co-author of the 2015 bestselling book "The Clintons' War on Women," and the recently published "Jeb! and the… Related articles 14. Hillary has long history of beating up Bill behind closed doors: book The Jack Blood Show: Trump Operative Roger Stone Dishes Shocking info on the Bush Crime Family.... BREAKING=> Trump Insider ROGER STONE Says CBS About to SLIME Trump with Alleged... Read more →

From Naval Academy Public Affairs Petty Officer 2nd lass Robyn Wegele, midshipman (left), and Petty Officer 3rd Class Miriam Feild, midshipman, compete in the 69th annual U.S. Naval Academy Brigade Boxing Championships. The bouts showcase midshipmen boxers, each performing in 3-round matches within their weight class. The winners of each class will go on to a regional competition in order to qualify for the National Collegiate Boxing Championships held each spring. (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 4th Class Dominic Montez, midshipman) ANNAPOLIS, Md. (NNS) -- Twenty-four midshipman boxers competed in the Naval Academy's 75th Annual Brigade Boxing Championships Feb.... Read more →

press release New Jersey districts and charter schools are gearing up for the second year of PARCC testing, which will take place between April 4th and May 20th. Last spring, families and guardians of approximately 120,000 New Jersey students (14% of all eligible test takers) refused to allow their children to take the PARCC tests, resulting in New Jersey having the second largest high-stakes standardized test refusal rate in the country. In addition to concerns for their own children, parents and guardians refused PARCC because of its impact on public schools, including: narrowing the curriculum consuming instructional time failing to... Read more →

The 29-Day Phenomenon Explained So why do leap years occur? Well Leap Days, or an extra 29th day to the month of February are added because the actual time it takes the Earth to rotate the sun is 365.2421 days. To ensure consistency with the true astronomical year, an extra day is added to the year in order to get… Read more →

The Miss New Jersey Education Foundation will hold a memorial service for former Miss New Jersey Cara McCollum next month in Ocean City, according to newyork.cbslocal.com. McCollum, 24, died on Feb. 22 — a week after she was injured in a one-car accident on Route 55 in Pittsgrove. The Foundation will host the memorial on March… Read more →

We had a barking good time watching this pit bull mix puppy reunited with her family. After being stolen from the porch from her home in The Bronx borough of New York two and a half years ago, Rihanna was found last week and brought to a shelter over a 100 miles away in Stratford, New… Read more →

Are pretty faces a distraction or motivation to improve your memory? According to a new study published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology, it's the latter — attractive people ignite a motivational impulse that makes others work harder to impress them. "Although intuition might suggest that exposure to highly attractive people would be distracting and would impair… Read more →

Anne Forline | South Jersey Observer BELLMAWR N.J. For the 2016-17 school year, the Bellmawr School District will receive $50,197 in regular State aid and $171,696 in pre-school aid. Bellmawr School Business Administrator, Amy Capriotti shared these figures during the February 24 Board of Education (BOE) meeting and stated that this was “very good, because we were only planning on flat” (funding). She added that the budget is being worked on and will be presented at the March 16 meeting. The budget is due to the county on March 22 and a public hearing on the budget will be on... Read more →

Rosemary C. Sadowski (nee Fox), on February 28, 2016, of Bellmawr. Age 85. Beloved wife of Franklin Sadowski. Devoted mother of Frank Sadowski and Rosemary Morgan (Dennis). Loving grandmother of Jennifer, David, and Frankie. Dear sister of the late Elizabeth Blade, Edward Fox, Howard Fox, and Joseph Fox. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Rosemary Worked for Smith, Kline & French for 9 years and for 3M for 30 years. She was a member of the Altar & Rosary Society at Annunciation BVM Church as well as the Bellmawr Senior Citizens Club. Rosemary enjoyed bingo, bowling, and trips with... Read more →

The 21-year-old minimal legal drinking age has been our national law since 1984, and while any state is free to lower it, it would be slammed with a 10-percent penalty in its federal funding for transportation. So heed that roadblock ahead: The proposal last week to reduce New Jersey's legal age to 18 is a non-starter… Read more →

SOUTH JERSEY SECTIONAL CAPSULES Group 1 Gloucester: The top seed will have the luxury of a first-round bye while gearing up for a potential title run on the back of star guard Nikki Velez. Clayton: With its talented starting five, the sixth seed could be a sleeper to make deep push after opening with LEAP Academy.… Read more →

Officer Ashley Guindon Prince William County Police Department, Virginia End of Watch: Saturday, February 27, 2016 PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA--Officer Ashley Guidon was shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance in the 13000 block of Cashmere Court in the Lake Ridge area. The male subject at the home murdered his wife and then ambushed the officers with a rifle as they approached the scene. Officer Guindon was fatally wounded and two other officers, including her training officer, were wounded. The man who shot them was arrested at the scene. Officer Guindon had been sworn in the previous day... Read more →

CAMDEN -- A 50-year-old Lindenwold man was sentenced to seven years in state prison Friday after he admitted to sending child pornography to an undercover agent in order to view an incestuous sex show. The State Attorney General's Office said Andrew Derrickson sent more than 75 images and videos to the federal agent thinking the agent… Read more →

Getaway Driver Sentenced to 121 Years 02/26/16 Sesley Williams was a ringleader and getaway driver for a string of robberies involving multiple banks and commercial establishments in Las Vegas and nearby Henderson, Nevada. Today she’s in a federal prison after being sentenced last month by a U.S. district judge. It all started on a winter afternoon in 2012. While Williams sat in her car outside an outlet mall clothing store in Las Vegas, her accomplice, Anthony Jordan, was inside checking out merchandise. Jordan already had a sweater and a bottle of cologne in his possession when he asked an employee... Read more →

Norbert Michel / @norbertjmichel Several politicians have recently been offering free goodies to voters. One of the most popular of these, oddly enough, is something that several state governments have already tackled: free college tuition. The details vary by state, but Oregon, Tennessee, Georgia, Michigan, and Louisiana (among others) all use tax dollars to pay for at least some of their residents’ college tuition. Louisiana provides a great case study for advocates of similar federal policies. Louisiana provides a great case study for advocates of similar federal policies. Louisiana just so happens to be in the news right now because... Read more →

Nevada sportsbooks had a solid start to 2016, setting a record for the most wagers taken on sports betting in any January, according to Legal Sports Report. But despite taking in more money, sportsbooks won at a lower rate than last January. According to sports gambling information website Covers, Nevada sportsbooks handled more than $448 million… Read more →

WASHINGTON -- The failure to include state funds in its application caused New Jersey to receive just $15 million from a program carved out of money originally earmarked for Hurricane Sandy aid, U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. said Friday. Pallone and other lawmakers who met with officials of the Department of Housing and Urban Development said… Read more →

It’s official. “Fifty shades of Grey” and “Fantastic Four” are the worst films to have hit the screen in 2015. A dead heat for the main category, the two epics took home a combined total of seven Golden Raspberry awards. “Fifty Shades” swept the board, winning five awards: worst film, worst actor (Jamie Dornan), worst actress… Read more →

Caught in the Act 02/23/16 The masked criminal known as the Cyborg Bandit and, later, the Elephant Man Bandit was robbing Seattle-area banks at an average of more than two per month for an entire year before he was caught—in the act of robbing a bank he had already robbed. For investigators who routinely work bank robberies, the story of 46-year-old Anthony Hathaway, sentenced last month to nearly nine years in prison, is surprising in some ways but all too familiar in others. “In this particular case and in general, bank robbery is a crime of last resort,” said Len... Read more →

press release Screens at Select Carmike Cinemas March 22 at 7:00 PM (Local) Staged and filmed before a live audience and featuring a talented, veteran Broadway cast, breathtaking music builds bridges across a diversity of religious expressions and sensibilities. The production offers audiences the chance to see, feel, and hear real peoples’ experiences of this touchstone story of Western Civilization in a fresh and moving way. The music, libretto and lyrics are by Tony Award-winning Broadway producer John O’Boyle. The cast includes Broadway veterans from Les Miserables, Mary Poppins, Porgy and Bess, Phantom of The Opera and more. A high-level,... Read more →

Press release February 27, 2016 SPARTANSBURG, SC—The Broncs lost the second game of their three-game road trip to South Carolina, falling to UNC Asheville Saturday afternoon. “For the second game in a row we swung the bat pretty well,” said Rider head coach Barry Davis, “but we were out of the game pretty early.” For Rider (0-2) junior Tyler Kaiser (Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown), junior Dalton Mayberry (Chadds Ford, PA/Garnett Valley) and sophomore Brian Uliana (Bethlehem, PA/Freedom) each had two hits. “The three of them put pretty good bats together for two days in a row now,” Davis said. Kaiser had two... Read more →

Vol. 2 No. 36 (FEBRUARY 28, 2016) Editor's Note: Each Sunday morning we will post a weekly comic strip provided by cartoonist Dave Wolfe, age 14. Dave has been drawing since he was 5 years old, he knew he wanted to be a cartoonist at the age of 8. He’s been distributing his comics in school since 3rd grade. (click image to enlarge) Related articles Mike Peters Guest Cartoon: Scalia in Heaven Daily Quiz for February 17, 2016 Garth - 19th Feb 2016 CNB Comics: JEROME by Dave Wolfe CNB Comics: JEROME by Dave Wolfe Zen Pencils - Inspirational Quotes... Read more →

SOMERS POINT -- The daughter of one woman who received a letter from a local hospital warning of possible exposure to HIV and hepatitis said that she was reluctant to take her mother back to Shore Medical Center. The hospital last week alerted 213 former patients who had received intravenous morphine or hydromorphine medicines between June… Read more →

Perhaps someone should journey to the nearest farm and see whether the pigs have sprouted wings, because we are about to agree with legislators who want to soften one of New Jersey's gun control laws. You can thank the mistreatment of Shaneen Allen for that. She is the young Philadelphia woman who drove into New Jersey… Read more →

On February 19, 2016. Age 68. Of Clementon, formerly of Erial. Devoted wife of Anthony Capodici; loving mother of Thom Deckard (Frank), Kathy Deckard and Lisa Halley (Louis); daughter of Wilbert Evans (Gloria); sister of Maryann Evans, John Evans (Sherry), Thomas Cossel; grandmother of Patricia Zsirai, Robert J. Halley, Katelyn Halley; great grandmother of Robert N. Halley. Also survived by many relatives and friends. She was predeceased by her mother, Florence (Widman) Cossel. Pat worked for several years as a Credit Manager with Apartment Credit Services in Westmont. More recently, she had worked for Sears in Deptford in Customer Services... Read more →

Samuel A. Breyer, on February 26, 2016, of Haddon Heights. Age 95. Beloved husband of the late Anne Mary (nee Wilent). Devoted father of Samuel A. Breyer Jr. (Jean), Susan Ruszkowski (Leonard), Stephen Breyer, and the late George Breyer. Loving grandfather of 6 and great grandfather of 13. Dear brother of Edna Belh and the late Grace Dudas. Mr. Breyer proudly served in the US Army during World War II and received both Bronze and Silver Stars. He was a longtime member of the South Jersey Outdoor Club and a member of VFW Post 1958. There will be a viewing... Read more →

press release On Thursday February 25th the Gloucester Township Police Department partnered with the GTEMS and Cooper Hospital to participate in a fall prevention program. The program took place with over 50 members of a GT Senior Group at the GT Senior Center. Pictured is Dave Groves from Cooper Hospital and Michelle Smith from GTEMS. If you have any questions about this program or interested in setting up a class please contact the GTPD Community Relations Officer Jenn McLaughlin at [email protected] or call 856-374-5735. Address/Location Gloucester Township Police Department 1261 Chews Landing Rd Clementon, NJ 08021 Contact Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergencies:... Read more →

James W. Barrett Born: September 18, 1925 Died: February 16, 2016 James W. Barrett, on February 16, 2016, of Bellmawr. Age 90. Beloved husband of the late Doris E. (nee Campanell). Devoted father of Patricia Barrett, Nancy DeBerardinis (Mark). Loving pop of Nicholas and Mark, Jr. Dear brother of Pat Sullivan and brother-in-law of Bette Campanella. James is also survived by many nieces and nephews. Jim was a coach and player of Bellmawr Town Clowns, member of Mepri Football Mt. Ephraim, coach of Cramer Hill Boys Football, coach and umpire of Bellmawr Girls Softball, and a member of J &... Read more →

Anna M. DiFranco Born: December 06, 1925 Died: February 17, 2016 Anna M. DiFranco (nee Piccurelli), on February 17, 2016, of Runnemede. Age 90. Beloved wife of the late Louis DiFranco. Devoted mother of Janice Masiejczyk (Daniel), Linda Geist, Doreen Bonato, and Michelle Mullin. Loving grandmom of 8 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Dear sister of the late Viola DiBello. There will be a viewing from 8:15 to 9:15am Saturday morning at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Funeral Mass 10am at Holy Child Parish, St. Maria Goretti RC Church, Runnemede. Entombment New St. Mary’s Mausoleum, Bellmawr. www.gardnerfuneralhome.com Read more →

press release February 26, 2016 SPARTANSBURG, SC—The Broncs had eight hits in the 2016 season opener but it was not enough to defeat Wofford Friday evening. “Offensively we played fairly well,” said Rider head coach Barry Davis. “We didn’t swing the bat too bad.” Wofford (5-0) scored two runs in the fifth inning and four runs in the sixth inning to take an 11-4 lead. “Wofford is good,” Davis said. Rider (0-1) took a 3-0 lead in the first inning on three hits, including a double by senior James Locklear (Hamilton, NJ/Steinert) and an RBI single by junior Lee Lipinski... Read more →

Rider Broncs athletic logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Wagner College 14, Rider University 5 / 5 innings Appalachian State University 8, Rider University 0 / 5 innings ROCK HILL, S.C.—The Rider University softball team opened the 2016 season with losses to Wagner and Appalachian State on Friday afternoon at the Winthrop Tournament in South Carolina. “We were aggressive at the plate,” said Jaci Timko, in her first season as the Rider head coach. “We did what we wanted and got runners on base but we just needed to find a way to get them to score.” For Rider (0-2) in the... Read more →

Surrounded by her family, on February 26, 2016. Age 83. (nee Simonin) Of West Deptford, formerly of Brooklawn. Loving and devoted wife of 56 years to the late Joseph G. Amato. Loving mother of Joseph Jay Amato (Debra), James J. Amato (Cathy) and Jackie Lynn Imperato (Robert). Cherished grandmother of Kristie Spaeth (Matt), Alexandra Amato, Nicholas Amato, Danielle Amato, Michele Imperato and Gina Imperato. Also survived by many loving brother and sister-in-laws and many loving nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be private in Gloucester County Veterans Cemetery, Monroe Twp. Donations in her memory may be made to Holy Redeemer... Read more →

For Immediate Release –Feb. 26, 2016 Cape May Court House, New Jersey - Cape May County Prosecutor Robert L. Taylor and Lower Township Police Chief William Mastriana report that on Thursday, February 25, 2016 at 1:34PM, the Lower Township Police responded to a 9-1-1 call of a Robbery at the Crest Savings Bank, located 3306 Bayshore Road in North Cape May, New Jersey. Upon arrival of police the employees stated that a male wearing a ski mask and holding a dark colored automatic handgun entered the bank at 1:30PM and demanded cash. After obtaining an undetermined amount of cash the... Read more →

Funds for Training Doctors Tripled Since 2010 Governor Christie’s Fiscal Year 2017 budget supports New Jersey’s healthcare system with $775.1 million in hospital funding including charity care, medical education and quality improvement. The proposed budget includes $352 million for charity care, $166.6 million for the hospital incentive program known as Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment (DSRIP) and $188 million for Graduate Medical Education (GME), a $60.7 million increase from last year’s budget to support our teaching hospitals. The Governor’s proposed budget also includes $24.7 million for Hospital Mental Health Offset Payments and $43.8 million for the support of University Hospital.... Read more →

Reminder for the week: Wildlife, fishing, boating area visitors asked to respect natural resources DOVER (Feb. 26, 2016) – To achieve public compliance through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between Feb. 15-21 made 1,067 contacts with anglers, boaters, hunters and the general public, including 18 vessel boardings for boating safety and fishing regulation compliance checks. Officers responded to 31 complaints and issued four citations, three of which were related to the C&D Canal Conservation Area and... Read more →

February 26, 2016 Weekly Wastebasket Volume: XXI No. 8 As the House Budget Committee is busy cultivating the Budget Resolution to guide the fiscal year 2017 appropriations process, other committees are broadcasting their wants and (claimed) needs in annual “views and estimates” letters. The House Agriculture Committee’s letter shows their continued insistence on planting misinformation about the last farm bill so that agriculture special interests won’t be interrupted in their decades-long quest to harvest taxpayer dollars. First a quick reminder on the farm bill. Passed every five or six years, the farm bill is the primary legislation Washington uses to... Read more →

TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced that two men pleaded guilty today to first-degree charges for their roles in a major international carjacking and stolen car trafficking ring that stole high-end cars in New Jersey and New York and shipped them to West Africa. Each of these two defendants pleaded guilty today to first-degree charges of conspiracy and carjacking before Superior Court Judge Stuart Peim in Union County: Kurtis Bossie, 24, of Newark, will face a recommended sentence of 18 years in state prison, including 8 ½ years of parole ineligibility. Jim J. Bryant Jr., 24, of... Read more →

Angler A.J. Klein of New Castle shows off his state record largemouth bass. (photo provided) DOVER (Feb. 26, 2016) – A partly cloudy and unseasonably warm Saturday, Feb. 20 seemed to fishing buddies Andrew “A.J.” Klein and Joe Lattis of New Castle a great day to cast a line, so they headed downstate to launch Lattis’ boat on Wagamons Ponds near Milton. Four hours later, their efforts had yielded only a couple of smaller fish, and they were preparing to pack up and go elsewhere when Klein made one last, fateful cast into what he would later recall as the... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA--You have no First Amendment right to videotape or take pictures of police officers without a specific, critical reason for doing so, according to a ruling by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The court ruled Friday in Fields vs. City of Philadelphia that absent “any state purpose of being critical of the government,” your freedom of expression and speech is not applicable when recording the activities of police officers. The decision comes off of a joint lawsuit filed by Amanda Geraci and Richard Fields. In 2013, Fields, an undergraduate at Temple University, was recording... Read more →

image credit www.gfoutdoorfitness.com As I see Gloucester City care more and more about children's physical fitness and recreation sports, I wonder if we could do more for adults. A theme that has been popping up around the country is outdoor fitness and gym equipment at public parks. The equipment is surprisingly affordable and easy to maintain. Putting this Outdoor fitness center in the middle of the jogging track on Johnson Blvd, would allow parents to get a workout in while there children play at the nearby playground, or participate in any of the city sports right down the street. This... Read more →

February 26, 2016 Bill Donohue defends St. Louis Archbishop Robert Carlson's position on the Girl Scouts: If an organization that did noble work were to waver, aligning itself with groups that are hostile to the values that made it admirable, it would ineluctably alienate many of its initial supporters. This is exactly what has happened to the Girl Scouts. Which is why the bishops' conference investigated the Scouts, concluding in 2014 that some of the concerns were genuine; each bishop was asked to evaluate local conditions. St. Louis Archbishop Carlson has expressed his misgivings about the Girl Scouts and has... Read more →

Genevieve Marchiafava Born: March 21, 1945 Died: February 20, 2016 Genevieve “Gerri” Marchiafava, on February 20, 2016, of Runnemede. Age 70. Loving daughter of the late Albert and Theresa (nee Mirabella) Marchiafava. Devoted sister of Anita Panichelli (Joe) and the late John Marchiafava. Beloved aunt of Nicole, Anthony, John, Gina, and Michael. Dear sister-in-law of Elaine Marchiafava. There will be a memorial mass 10am Wednesday at Holy Child Parish, St. Maria Goretti RC Church, Runnemede. Interment private at the request of the family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Genevieve’s memory to the American Lung Association, 3001... Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY N.J. (February 26, 2016)On 02/20 at 0158 hours a resident of the 200 block of Warren Street called police to report that she awoke to an unknown black male standing in her bedroom going through her safe. When the victim screamed, the male fled the area and was unable to be located. The victim was missing money from her residence. On 02/20 at 0941 officers responded to a report of a suspicious male at Brown and Mercer Streets. They located a male in the area who advised officers people are just jealous of his talents and he was... Read more →

WOODBURY NJ (February 26, 2016)--Charles F. Sawyer (DOB 12/9/53), of Glassboro NJ was convicted today (2/26) of fatally shooting his former wife in the living room of her Glassboro home on 7/2/12, a crime prosecution witnesses testified was accomplished by holding a handgun against her head and firing. Sawyer, who had been divorced from 53-year-old Rita Sawyer since 2004, was found guilty of first-degree murder, felony murder, kidnapping, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, unlawful possession of a weapon, burglary, theft, aggravated assault and threat to kill following an eight-day jury trial The jury returned its verdict after... Read more →

Gov. Chris Christie is endorsing Donald Trump for president. Appearing next to Trump in Fort Worth, Texas, Christie said Trump would "do what needs to be done to protect the American people." "The one person Bill and Hillary Clinton do not want to see on that stage is Donald Trump," said Christie. "He is re-writing the… Read more →

WINSLOW TOWNSHIP -- The owner of a township auto sales business is facing numerous criminal charges after police said he defrauded his customers through a financing scheme. Police said 40-year-old Tony Miller, the owner of Imagine Auto Sales on the White Horse Pike, would go to auto auctions in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and buy vehicles… Read more →

HACKENSACK, N.J. — PokerStars finally has achieved its goal of launching in New Jersey — well, here for now, and perhaps eventually all over the U.S. The company announced Thursday that March 4 will be the kickoff date. PokerStars already has a partner — Atlantic City's first casino. "Resorts Casino Hotel continues to be the preferred… Related articles SJ man gets 25-year sentence for mother's slaying Top 10 Best Online Poker Rooms Casino Bizarre Stories Atlantic City eager for 2015 after its worst year 5 things Atlantic City is doing to reverse its slide Researchers Found Remains of Atlantic City Read more →