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The Heart Over Height Mini Hoops League wrapped up a successful season filled with energy, dedication, and community support. Young athletes were honored with Exclusive Trophies celebrating their hard work and competitive spirit.

Atlantic City Senior Services hosted a heartfelt celebration honoring their Greatest Blessings, sharing a meaningful meal and expressing gratitude for another Stupendous Year. The gathering highlighted the love, respect, and appreciation the community holds for its seniors.

Atlantic City High School completed its Thanksgiving in a Bag initiative, delivering 76 food and turkey packages to students and families with the support of local donors, sororities, and fraternities. The project demonstrated the community’s commitment to uplifting families during the holiday season.

Seniors from Atlantic City Senior Services ended the year with a festive visit to the Tree Lighting Ceremony at Tropicana and a special screening of Wicked II at the IMAX Theater. The celebration highlighted the importance of friendship, engagement, and joyful experiences for the city’s senior community.

Atlantic City’s Planning & Development Seminar Series recently empowered local entrepreneurs through a media skills workshop led by Atlantic City Focus, emphasizing credibility, visibility, and effective storytelling. The session reinforced the city’s commitment to supporting the growth and success of its small business community.

The Atlantic City Police Department promoted Officers Christopher Smith and Lauren Downey to Sergeant and welcomed retired Officer Jimmy Bower as a Special Law Enforcement Officer. These appointments highlighted the department’s commitment to recognizing leadership, experience, and continued service to the city.

Atlantic City proudly hosted the New Jersey State League of Municipalities Annual Conference, welcoming municipal leaders from across the state for a week of learning, collaboration, and connection. The city celebrated the event’s success and anticipated hosting future gatherings with the same warmth and excellence.

Atlantic City Youth Services wrapped up a successful College & Career Week, uniting schools, colleges, and local businesses to support and inspire students. The week highlighted the city’s dedication to MAKING WAVES for youth through meaningful opportunities and community partnership.

The Inlet Community Development Corporation planted new trees along Atlantic Avenue, enhancing the neighborhood with fresh greenery and advancing its mission to revitalize the area. The initiative marked a meaningful step toward a healthier and more vibrant community streetscape.

The City of Atlantic City Multicultural Services hosted its first ABC’s of Operating a Non-Profit class, bringing together diverse organizations for an accessible and empowering learning experience. Participants left with strengthened knowledge, new connections, and a renewed sense of confidence in their mission.

The Latin Rhythms by the Sea exhibit brought the history of Latin music in Atlantic City to life, highlighting iconic performers and the lasting impact of their sound. Visitors experienced a powerful tribute to the rhythms that once filled the city’s most vibrant stages.

Atlantic City Youth Services continued its programming with College & Career Week Day 2, offering students valuable workshops and guidance on academic and career planning. The day provided practical tools and insight to help them prepare for life after high school.

The Inlet Community Development Corporation thanked everyone who attended its home buyers class, a session designed to guide first-time buyers through the essential steps of purchasing a home. The event provided practical insight, support, and valuable community resources.

The Atlantic City Police Department joined the Atlantic City Fire Department, C.R.O.P.S., and local volunteers for the UCAN New Garden Build Day, helping construct raised beds and prepare a new community garden. The event showcased the power of partnership in building safer, healthier, and more connected neighborhoods.

Viking Week returned to Atlantic City, bringing a full week of workshops, panels, and career exploration for local students. The celebration began with a spirited Kickoff Rally and concluded with a resource-rich College & Career Fair supporting students’ academic and professional futures.