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The City of Atlantic City made significant progress on several major paving projects, including completed work on Baltic Avenue and ongoing improvements along MLK Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue. Each milestone brought the city closer to safer and smoother streets for everyone.

The City of Atlantic City honored the late Chief of Staff Ernest Coursey with a remembrance walk and the unveiling of a mural at City Hall, celebrating his enduring legacy of leadership, compassion, and community care. His spirit continues to guide and inspire the city each day.

The City of Atlantic City marked the Grand Opening of Weekes Memorial Park with a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating years of dedicated restoration. The revitalized park featured new landscaping, lighting, mosaics, and improved accessibility as part of the Westside Neighborhood’s ongoing renewal.

The Atlantic City Police Department celebrated First Responders Day by honoring the bravery and service of emergency personnel and expressing gratitude to Carmine’s Atlantic City and Becky Arra for their generous support. Their kindness and community spirit made the day even more meaningful for officers and staff.

The Atlantic City Free Public Library hosted a fun and festive Crafty Monday session where participants created beautiful fall wreaths. The free program continues with upcoming workshops for adults on November 10, December 1, and December 29 at the Main Library.

The City of Atlantic City hosted its annual Harvest Town at Gardner’s Basin, where families enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon of rides, games, food, and festive fall activities that brought the community together in celebration.

The Midtown Atlantic City CDC hosted a lively Eagles Watch Party at Atlantic Cape Community College, bringing residents together to enjoy the game, the weather, and a strong sense of community spirit.

The City of Atlantic City hosted the Harvest Town at Gardner’s Basin, a free public event filled with rides, treats, and games that brought families together for an afternoon of fun and community celebration.

The NAACP Atlantic City Branch and the Fellowship of Churches hosted Souls to the Polls, a community event that combined fellowship and civic engagement to encourage early voting at Quaremba Hall. The day brought residents together in unity and celebration of their right to vote.

The City of Atlantic City Multicultural Services wrapped up Hispanic Heritage Month with the first Intro to Spanish class, where participants learned greetings, introductions, and self-expression while celebrating the richness of Hispanic cultures.

The Atlantic City Police Foundation hosted its Annual Hero Luncheon at Council Oak Steak & Seafood in the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, honoring Sergeant Jonathan Walsh for his extraordinary bravery in rescuing a young visitor from a dangerous rip current.

The Atlantic City Senior Services Department hosted its October Fall Craft Program, where participants created two unique Pumpkin Creations and enjoyed an afternoon filled with creativity, laughter, and community connection.

The City of Atlantic City hosted CDBG Day 2025 at City Hall to connect residents with programs and resources offered through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Office, promoting awareness, accessibility, and community engagement across the city.

The City of Atlantic City marked the end of Daylight Saving Time with a timely reminder for residents to set their clocks back one hour and review essential safety measures, including testing smoke detectors and updating emergency plans.

Atlantic City is now accepting applications for its Small Business Micro Grant Program, offering up to $15,000 in funding to help local entrepreneurs recover and grow. Applications are open until October 31, 2025, and can be submitted online, by email, or in person through the Department of Planning & Development.