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The Philly region won’t suffer its coronavirus summer without beaches as New Jersey opens the sand

The Philly region won’t suffer its coronavirus summer without beaches as New Jersey opens the sand

The opening of beaches offered one of the first rays of light to a region worried about a shut-in summer due to the coronavirus pandemic, but drew mixed reviews from local officials.New Jersey beaches can reopen in time for Memorial Day — with social distancing measures in place, Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday. The executive order offered one of the first rays of light to a region worried about a shut-in summer due to , but drew mixed reviews from the local officials who Murphy said will be responsible for limiting beach capacity and ensuring compliance with social distancing.Delaware, too,...

May 14, 2020
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Imploding Trump Plaza Wednesday morning is ‘poetic justice.’ Atlantic City is torn about its legacy.

Imploding Trump Plaza Wednesday morning is ‘poetic justice.’ Atlantic City is torn about its legacy.

The struggling resort town offers up an exclamation point to the end of the Trump presidency. For those who worked there, the dramatic end is bittersweet.ATLANTIC CITY — Bette Midler will have her say. She’s already tweeted about her “itchy demo finger” while musing about a since-canceled charity auction to be the one to start the Feb. 17 implosion of the former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino.Many will likewise tweet and cheer and take a visceral satisfaction as Atlantic City, in its inimitable attention-seeking way, offers up an exclamation point to the end of the Trump presidency: a...

February 12, 2021
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Cape May chapter of Oath Keepers faces resident concerns as FBI cracks down on extremist groups

Cape May chapter of Oath Keepers faces resident concerns as FBI cracks down on extremist groups

A Cape May chapter of the extremist group held meetings in the old Court House, including one in 2014 attended by a future Superior Court judge.CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. — The question posed at the Cape May County commissioners meeting Jan. 12 over Zoom by a lone member of the public took Commissioner Gerald Thornton by surprise.Was the Jersey Shore county allowing a local chapter of the extremist group the Oath Keepers, a group whose members from Ohio and Virginia have been tied to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol, to meet at its historic Court House on Route 9?“Can you say for...

January 23, 2021
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Atlantic City’s former Trump Plaza will be imploded on Feb. 17, mayor says

Atlantic City’s former Trump Plaza will be imploded on Feb. 17, mayor says

ATLANTIC CITY — Even if it were not the former Trump Plaza, with its pending implosion a tempting symbolic echo of the end of its namesake presidency, people would be interested, Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. insisted Thursday. But interest has been off the charts, he said, from all over the globe. Officials reluctantly canceled a high-profile auction to press the button to start the implosion that had garnered a high bid of $175,000 and interest from celebrities, after the building’s current owner, billionaire Carl Icahn, objected to the spectacle. Related stories But in true...

January 21, 2021
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The threat to American democracy is rising. How it happened, and what Philly experts say you should be doing.

The threat to American democracy is rising. How it happened, and what Philly experts say you should be doing.

Intensifying polarization, threats to voting, and the specter of violence have historians warning of the decline of America’s democracy.Anne Berg, a history professor at the University of Pennsylvania, was born and raised in Germany, and although her parents are basically hippies, she said, her grandparents were Nazis.That close connection led Berg to a vocation as a scholar of Nazi Germany, exploring the role played by people, she said, “who rocked me to sleep.” Now, Berg is among many academics and others watching what she calls a “rapid descent toward fascism,” in the United States,...

October 5, 2020
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Atlantic City to Carl Icahn: Tear down crumbling Trump Plaza before it kills somebody

Atlantic City to Carl Icahn: Tear down crumbling Trump Plaza before it kills somebody

The former casino, now owned by billionaire Carl Icahn, is an immediate danger to the safety of people on the Boardwalk, city officials said. They are suing to force Icahn to tear it down.ATLANTIC CITY — One of Atlantic City’s most iconic symbols of the ruined Trump casino empire, Trump Plaza, has been shedding chunks of its tower, endangering passersby on the Boardwalk, and must be demolished, city officials said Thursday.The crumbling former casino, now owned by billionaire Carl C. Icahn, has been an eyesore — and occasional political backdrop — since it shut down in 2014.Mayor Marty...

March 12, 2020
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In Willingboro, a worrying surge in coronavirus cases has officials looking for answers

In Willingboro, a worrying surge in coronavirus cases has officials looking for answers

With a population of seniors and veterans, commuters and African Americans, Willingboro's recent surge in coronavirus cases is sounding alarm bells.It is a township filled with veterans and seniors, with a predominantly African American population. Its residents go to work in New York City, leaving via a bus stop at the town center, and to nearby Philadelphia.Along the Route 130 corridor, vast distribution centers remain open.Now, that unassuming place, Willingboro, population 31,887, is seeing an alarming spike in coronavirus cases that has officials worried and searching for answers, even...

April 12, 2020
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At the Jersey Shore, is social distancing even possible? With summer season in view, the question looms heavily.

At the Jersey Shore, is social distancing even possible? With summer season in view, the question looms heavily.

Timed entry on the beach in Cape May? Complimentary masks in Ocean City? Reconfigured miniature golf holes? Saving the Jersey shore from a calamitous non-summer is weighing heavily in beach towns.It’s the land of no-shower happy hour. High tides that bunch people and chairs closer and closer together as beaches narrow. Weekly rental turnovers that typically allow just two hours for cleaning.Is social distancing at the Jersey Shore even possible?Most Shore towns have already pretty much written off Memorial Day weekend and are casting visions toward mid- to late June or Fourth of July. They...

April 23, 2020
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