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The City of Atlantic City unveiled a new lifeboat mural at Gardner’s Basin, created by artist Kenneth Faulk and supported by community organizations. The project brought new beauty, color, and pride to the waterfront.

The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame inducted its newest members at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, honoring legendary fighters and industry leaders while celebrating the city’s rich boxing history.

The City of Atlantic City bid farewell to the historic New Jersey Avenue School, celebrating its legacy with alumni, teachers, and community members. Though the building has closed, its impact and memories will live on in generations of Atlantic City families.

The City of Atlantic City completed milling on Baltic Avenue in preparation for paving the roadway from Maine to Missouri Avenues. The project began between Maine and Pennsylvania Avenues, with minor traffic delays reported during the work.

The Atlantic City Fire Department honored three of its dedicated members with promotions during a ceremony led by Mayor Marty Small Sr. The event celebrated the advancements of Kevin Munn, Gregory DeSantis, and Matthew Myrtetus, marking an important milestone in their careers.

The Atlantic City Senior Services team hosted lively Line Dancing Classes that had everyone fired up and full of energy. Seniors enjoyed a fun-filled time of music, movement, and community connection.

The City of Atlantic City reintroduced the Great Day Atlantic City platform and launched the Great Day app during the Strategic Communications Summit, highlighting a new era of collaboration and community connection. The event showcased the city’s commitment to building a stronger, unified voice for its future.

The Atlantic City Senior Services division hosted its monthly Bowling Club, celebrating friendships new and old while providing retirees with a fun, active, and meaningful way to stay socially connected. The program reflected the city’s dedication to enhancing the lives of older residents through community-focused initiatives.

The City of Atlantic City praised the Atlantic City Arts Foundation for hosting the 48 Blocks Festival, celebrating creativity, culture, and community. The city also commended its Youth Services Division for providing programs that encouraged young residents to explore their creative sides.

The City of Atlantic City awarded a construction contract to South State, Inc. for the Atlantic Avenue Improvement Project, bringing long-awaited upgrades including paving, safety features, and beautification enhancements.

The City of Atlantic City Multicultural Team hosted a flavorful celebration at City Hall for Hispanic Heritage Month, bringing employees together through food, laughter, and community spirit. The event highlighted unity, inclusivity, and the power of culture in strengthening the workplace.

The Atlantic City Senior Services program hosted a cookie decorating class led by Dulcius Julia, giving seniors a chance to express creativity while building community connections. The event reflected the program’s commitment to offering fun and enriching experiences.

The Atlantic City Senior Services program hosted a mural tour as part of the One City, Many Stories initiative. Seniors explored the city’s murals with Zach Katzen of Union Hall Arts, discovering the history and meaning behind the Amazing Art that brightens Atlantic City’s streets.

The Atlantic City Fire Department defeated the Atlantic City Police Department in the city’s first Mayor’s Cup Softball Game at Pop Lloyd Stadium. The event, organized by Mayor Small and AC Rec, brought residents together to celebrate First Responders and community pride.

Atlantic City celebrated the grand opening of The Seahaus Hotel and Cucina Del Mar on the Boardwalk, marking a milestone as the first Marriott brand hotel in the city. The event highlighted new opportunities, jobs, and growth for the community.