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1. Nine Home Proposal in Atlantic City's Chelsea Neighborhood Moves Forward (jerseydigs.com) — A nine-home townhouse project on North California Avenue in Atlantic City's Chelsea neighborhood has cleared a key hurdle, winning planning board approval for subdivision and needed variances. The developer plans three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath homes with garages, driveways, decks, and new sidewalks, signaling more residential investment beyond the city's usual northeast hotspots.
2. 7th Annual Jersey Shoreview fall tourism panel to tackle Atlantic City casino economics on Oct. 8 (binje.com) — Atlantic City residents can sit in on a free tourism and casino-economics panel at Stockton Atlantic City on Thursday, Oct. 8, with in‑person and Zoom options. Hosted by Stockton's LIGHT institute and Visit Atlantic City, the discussion will examine casino revenues, seasonal attractions, and the region's broader economic outlook, featuring local economists, tourism leaders, and Boardwalk Hall's general manager.
3. A Popular Tourist Beach Suffers Its Worst Erosion in Over a Decade (travelhost.com) — Atlantic City's beach north of Steel Pier has suffered its worst erosion since Hurricane Sandy, leaving steep sand cliffs and exposed infrastructure even though the boardwalk remains intact. City crews are expected to reshape dangerous drop-offs, and residents and visitors should anticipate a noticeably altered shoreline and potentially more changes as winter nor'easters arrive.
4. Pleasantville man held in alleged kidnapping, assault of teen (breakingac.com) — A Pleasantville man is being held at the Atlantic County Justice Facility after a judge ruled he will remain jailed on kidnapping and related charges involving a teenage girl. His attorney says he was moving into Atlantic City's Stanley Holmes Village to care for his mother, a detail that may concern neighbors following the serious allegations.
5. Atlantic City Casino Revenues Surge • This Week in Gambling (thisweekingambling.com) — Atlantic City's nine casinos just topped $300 million in July revenue, their strongest month since August 2025 and a solid boost for the local economy. Borgata, Hard Rock, and Ocean led the pack, while Bally's was the only property to see a year-over-year decline. The gains also helped brick‑and‑mortar casinos briefly out-earn New Jersey's booming online gaming sector.
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