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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.

The Atlantic City Firefighters claimed the First Ever Mayor’s Cup with a commanding 25–7 win over the Police Department at Pop Lloyd Stadium, marking the beginning of a new community tradition.

Atlantic City High School’s annual club fair brought students, teachers, and staff together for a day of discovery and connection. The event offered opportunities for involvement, growth, and community.

Sophia Mammucari’s journey began in the heart of Atlantic City where, as a student at Atlantic City High School, she began to dream big and build the foundation that would carry her all the way to Harvard University.

The City of Atlantic City – Government honored Dock’s Oyster House with the Business Excellence Award as part of the “Keep It Local” campaign, recognizing its century-long commitment to quality, tradition, and community. Chef Stephan Johnson praised the hands-on leadership of the Dougherty family, crediting them for the restaurant’s enduring success.

The Atlantic City Police Department held an Officer Appreciation Lunch after the city’s 9/11 Memorial Ceremony, supported by community partners including Taqueria Rendon, Café con Amor Mobile Espresso Trailer, PBA Local 24, and the Atlantic City Police Foundation. The gathering served as both a day of remembrance and a celebration of community unity.

The Atlantic City community gathered at the Saracini-O’Neill 9/11 Memorial to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001.

The Atlantic City Police Department honored its officers with the Operations 803 Award for dismantling a major human trafficking operation, rescuing two juveniles, and bringing suspects into custody.

Mayor Marty Small, Sr. announced the relocation of the former Chelsea Beach Bar to a new site outside Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, ensuring balance between Atlantic City’s entertainment scene and residents’ quality of life.

The 2025 Atlantic City Community Fund Reception honored Governor Phil Murphy and the State of New Jersey for their steadfast support of Atlantic City and its nonprofits. Hosted with the support of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, the event celebrated collaboration, leadership, and a shared vision for a brighter future.

The Billiards Club made its return through Atlantic City Senior Services after a short summer break. Seniors enjoyed reconnecting over games of pool while building community and fun together.