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A week filled with learning and celebration—from mastering Spanish phrases in class to sharing Vietnamese spring rolls at the Multicultural Festival at Atlantic Cape Community College.

The Atlantic City Police Department congratulated Detectives Brian McKinney and Bryan Victoria-Garcia for completing the New Jersey State Police Crime Scene Investigation Course, further strengthening the department’s investigative and forensic capabilities.

Atlantic City Senior Services, in partnership with CROPS Nonprofit, hosted a Soap and Loofah-Making Workshop for local seniors. The event was a mix of learning, laughter, and creativity—proving that fun and education go hand in hand at any age.

The City of Atlantic City Multicultural Services concluded Breast Cancer Awareness Month with two inspiring Wear Pink Days at City Hall and the Public Safety Building, uniting the community to honor survivors, remember those lost, and encourage early detection.

The Atlantic City Police Department celebrated Officer Matt Schmidt, whose rescue of an abandoned dog earned national recognition on ABC News Live. His compassion and dedication made Atlantic City proud and highlighted the humanity behind the uniform.

The AC Rec Pickleball Club celebrated another fun session as kids sharpened their skills under Coach Bruce at Proshot Pickleball. The program ended with a friendly race and plenty of laughter, showing how much progress and community spirit had grown.

The Midtown Atlantic City CDC wrapped up its weekly sewing classes, celebrating creativity and community as participants completed their own handmade aprons. The program fostered connection, learning, and local engagement through the art of sewing.

Atlantic City’s annual Holiday Parade is back and this year it’s bigger, brighter, and more magical than ever. With a new date, a new route along Atlantic Avenue, and a brand-new Holiday Market at O’Donnell Memorial Park, this year’s celebration promises festive fun, local shopping, and community spirit that will light up the city all season long.

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.