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The Office of Multicultural Services organized a Consulate Service Day for the Peruvian community, completing over 120 passport appointments and offering essential services locally to support Atlantic City’s diverse residents.

Tony Boloney’s Atlantic City and Mad Mutz Laboratory were honored with the Innovation Award during the city’s Keep It Local campaign. Mayor Marty Small Sr. recognized the businesses for their creativity, entrepreneurship, and global impact, celebrating how their mozzarella creations transformed a local eatery into an international brand.

Mayor Marty Small Sr. joined The Weather Channel to discuss Atlantic City’s storm preparation, highlighting flood-prone areas, beach erosion concerns, and safety measures for residents and tourists.

Mayor Marty Small Sr. told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that Atlantic City is prepared for the approaching storm, with free parking available at the Wave Garage, road closures expected on Route 30 and Route 40, and all city beaches closed for safety.

Atlantic City stood resilient against Hurricane Erin, with first responders and emergency teams ensuring safety throughout the storm. While conditions had improved, residents were reminded to remain cautious of rough surf in the days that followed.

The Wonder Bar team had gone undefeated to win the 2025 Atlantic City Recreation Adult Softball League Championship, finishing the season with zero losses and dominating every opponent they faced.

The Atlantic City Senior Services program had hosted a creative Paint Party with the residents of the Warwick Condominiums, turning a rainy day into a joyful gathering filled with art, laughter, and community connection.

The City of Atlantic City had issued flood warnings and beach restrictions as Hurricane Erin approached the coast, urging residents and visitors to prepare for flooding, strong winds, and severe beach erosion.

The Atlantic City Public Schools hosted a successful Back to School Bash at Pennsylvania Avenue School, bringing families and students together for a day of celebration, resources, and preparation for the new academic year.

The Atlantic City Senior Services department organized a successful trip to the Cape May Zoo, where seniors enjoyed perfect weather, lively conversations, and close encounters with animals like lions, tigers, and bears. The outing was both fun and meaningful, leaving lasting memories for all who attended.

Thousands gathered in Atlantic City for the annual Wedding of the Sea Festival, where tradition, faith, and community spirit came together in a symbolic ceremony linking the city to the ocean.

In the New York Daily News op-ed, Mayor Marty Small Sr. draws on more than four decades of Atlantic City’s experience with gaming to send New York a clear message: if casinos are coming, they must be built to serve the people who live there, not just the developers. Reflecting on both the promises and pitfalls of Atlantic City’s own history, Mayor Small urges New York to pair gaming with long-term investments in housing, infrastructure, small businesses, and community programs — the kind of strategies that have fueled Atlantic City’s recent resurgence.

The City of Atlantic City marked the 100th anniversary of the All Wars Memorial Building with a moving ceremony honoring service, sacrifice, and community pride. The event, organized by Council Vice President Kaleem Shabazz, the All Wars 100 Committee, and the Midtown Atlantic City CDC, brought together veterans, leaders, and residents in celebration of this historic landmark.

The City of Atlantic City honored Cardinal Restaurant with the prestigious Rising Star Award during its Keep It Local campaign, recognizing the restaurant’s rapid rise and lasting impact on the city’s dining scene. Led by Executive Chef Michael Brennan, Cardinal earned praise for its exceptional cuisine, inviting atmosphere, and commitment to community.

Atlantic City Reentry Services hosted a Reunification Dinner at the Claridge Hotel honoring program participants who achieved success through job training and mentorship. The event celebrated both adult graduates and youth from the Kings and Queens Mentoring Program, highlighting the power of second chances and community support.