Seven Stockton University fall teams compete at home this weekend in Galloway, featuring volleyball, cross country, field hockey, soccer and golf events.
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- Stockton University
Atlantic City’s Fifth Annual Community Day Clean Up and Party in the Park seeks volunteers and vendors Oct. 24 to help clean streets and beaches citywide.
- Atlantic Cape Community College
Atlantic Cape renovates the Thomas E. Brown Greenhouse into a native butterfly habitat and mural space, supporting monarchs and local pollinator education.
- Atlantic Cape Community College
Atlantic Cape women’s cross-country opens its third NJCAA Region 19 season with freshmen runners Hannah Souder and Julia Dimitriou aiming to build on 2025 success.
- Atlantic City
Atlantic City will hold a free rabies vaccination clinic Sept. 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Dog Park at Altman Park for pets on a first-come basis.
- Atlantic City Public Schools
Atlantic City Public Schools recognizes Business Office staff member Gazi Alam as September Employee of the Month for his dedication and exemplary service.
- ECHL – Official League News
The Indy Fuel re-sign defenseman Matt Petgrave after his record season and add rookie forward Conor Cole from the University of Alaska-Anchorage for 2026-27.
Atlantic City’s Fifth Annual Community Day Clean Up and Party in the Park seeks volunteers and vendors Oct. 24 to help clean streets and beaches citywide.
Atlantic Cape renovates the Thomas E. Brown Greenhouse into a native butterfly habitat and mural space, supporting monarchs and local pollinator education.
Atlantic City will hold a free rabies vaccination clinic Sept. 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Dog Park at Altman Park for pets on a first-come basis.
Atlantic City Public Schools recognizes Business Office staff member Gazi Alam as September Employee of the Month for his dedication and exemplary service.
Atlantic Cape launches Hispanic Heritage Month with flag raisings, student reflections, campus events and library resources celebrating Hispanic culture and history.
Atlantic City will begin milling and paving Atlantic and Pacific avenues Sept. 21, 2026, with overnight and daytime work and a kickoff “Paving & Behavin’ Party.”
Atlantic City’s Revenue and Finance Office, including the Tax and Cashier’s offices, will be closed Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, for staff training and will reopen Sept. 21.
New York State is awarding over $130 million in LIFT grants to help communities inventory and replace lead service lines, reducing debt burdens for ratepayers.
Seven Stockton University fall teams compete at home this weekend in Galloway, featuring volleyball, cross country, field hockey, soccer and golf events.
Atlantic Cape women’s cross-country opens its third NJCAA Region 19 season with freshmen runners Hannah Souder and Julia Dimitriou aiming to build on 2025 success.
The Indy Fuel re-sign defenseman Matt Petgrave after his record season and add rookie forward Conor Cole from the University of Alaska-Anchorage for 2026-27.
Stockton names Ospreys of the Week for Sept. 7-13, highlighting standout performances in field hockey, soccer, volleyball and cross country competition.
Greenville, S.C., leads Street & Smith’s SportsBusiness Journal rankings of U.S. minor league markets, with seven ECHL cities landing in the top 10 overall.
Stockton senior Nicole Palmer earned NJAC volleyball Player of the Week after leading the Ospreys to a 3-0 week with 45 kills, 34 digs and a .381 hitting percentage.
Stockton University women’s volleyball extended its winning streak to four with a 3-2 comeback over Randolph-Macon and a 3-0 sweep of Wilkes in a home tri-match.
Stockton University men’s cross country placed second of six teams at the Herb Lorenz Invitational at TCNJ, led by winner Sam Szczepanski and three other top-20 finishes.
This September, Atlantic County Library System celebrates Library Card Sign-up Month, highlighting classes, job resources, homework help, and streaming media.
The 12th Annual Jewish Family Service Card Party raised $30,000 at Harbor Pines Golf Club to support The Lynn Kramer Village by the Shore’s services for adults 50+.
Michael Pellegrino’s TEDxCapeMay talk at Atlantic Cape shares “mental CPR” tools—catch, pause and reframe—to respond to trauma and everyday emotional stress.
Atlantic City hosts Harvest Town on Oct. 24, 2026, at Gardner’s Basin with free family activities, food, games, rides and a rain date of Oct. 25.
Enjoy an outdoor PG-13 comedy movie night at Gardner’s Basin in Atlantic City on Friday, August 14 at 8:30 p.m., with vendors and bring-your-own seating.
Summer senior activities include walking club, shopping trips, art classes, a farmers market visit and more. Call 609-347-5458 to register for events.
Atlantic City’s Rainbow Beach Bash returns Aug. 16 with a free afternoon of music, games, prizes, refreshments and resources for residents and visitors.
Atlantic Cape’s Mays Landing Art Gallery presents “Shelter Stories,” an animal rescue-themed exhibit running August 3–September 17, encouraging pet adoption.