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Camden County College and Stockton University Promote Dual
Admission Transfer Agreement
The presidents of Stockton University and Camden County College
announced their support for a dual admission and transfer partnership
agreement that will help students make a smooth transition from the
two-year college to Stockton’s bachelor’s degree program.
The Transfer Pathways agreement builds a strong relationship
between Stockton and Camden County College by offering multiple
opportunities for students to affordably pursue associate and bachelor’s
degrees at the two institutions of higher education.
Camden County College President Donald Borden said the agreement
is a benefit to students both financially and academically.
“Camden County College has the lowest tuition in the Delaware
Valley, and among the most expanded articulation agreements with
schools such as Stockton University,” Borden said. “We offer our
students a quality education at an affordable rate and make it easy for
them to transfer to the school of their choice to meet their educational
goals.”
Stockton President Harvey Kesselman said he is excited to provide
Camden County College students a new opportunity to earn a bachelor’s
degree and take advantage of Stockton resources while at the community
college.
"The number of students from Camden County who attend Stockton
has been growing,” Kesselman said. “This agreement will help support
students as they begin their degree at Camden County College, and also
provides the assurance that they can have a smooth pathway to a
bachelor’s degree at Stockton,” Kesselman said. “We look forward to
participating in their success.”
The terms of the agreement include: Students who are denied direct
admission to Stockton as a freshman applicant can receive conditional
dual admission in partnership with Camden County College. Students
will attend classes at CCC but will also have access to campus activities
and student groups at Stockton using a special Stockton Identification
Card from Stockton’s Transfer Pathways program. Students are also
eligible to apply for housing on Stockton’s campus, space permitting.
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Students already enrolled at Camden
County College can apply for
conditional acceptance to Stockton
while working towards their
associate’s degree, and be assured of
acceptance prior to the term in which
they are ready to transfer. Students who
successfully complete their associate
degree at CCC can automatically
transfer to Stockton with junior
standing. Application fees to Stockton will be waived for eligible
students. Students who complete at least 36 credits at Camden County
College and a total of 64 credits between the county college and the
four-year institution, are eligible to receive a retroactive associate degree
from CCC. Stockton and CCC will co-host “reverse transfer” information
sessions for students. Stockton and CCC will develop specific
program-to-program articulation agreements for high-demand majors to
facilitate the quality and ease of transfer. Students will receive joint
advising from Stockton and CCC and a Stockton advisor will have office
space and a regular schedule at CCC. Students will be eligible for
financial aid from whichever institution they are attending. Stockton will
provide five one-year scholarships of $2,000 per year to CCC graduates
whose admission to Stockton is covered by the agreement. Stockton and
CCC will establish an advisory committee to ensure best practices in
recruitment, enrollment management, academic and student services,
information technology, marketing and facilities use.
Stockton already has similar agreements with Atlantic Cape
Community College, Brookdale Community College, Cumberland
County College, Mercer County Community College, Ocean County
College, Rowan College at Gloucester County and Salem Community
College and is pursuing additional partnerships with other community
colleges in the state. stockton.edu
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ATLANTIC CITY’S “OTHER” CROWN HAS A NEW HOME & RUNWAY!
2019 MISS’D AMERICA PAGEANT AT HARD ROCK HOTEL &
CASINO ATLANTIC CITY
The Greater Atlantic City GLBT Alliance is pleased to announce that
the Miss’d America Pageant has selected a new home at Hard Rock Hotel
& Casino Atlantic City for the 2019 Atlantic City signature drag event,
Miss’d America.
This year’s pageant will take place on Saturday, September 21, 2019
at 8 p.m. in Sound Waves at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City and
will feature lavish sets, incredible numbers, a super hero theme lead by
the reigning wonder woman Miss’d America 2019 Andriana Trenta along
with returning host, the marvelous Carson Kressley. There will also be a
dazzling special guest performer Frankie Z, who will make this year’s
show one of the hottest tickets in one of the hottest properties in Atlantic
City.
The annual pageant has been a 28-year long-standing tradition for the
LGBTQ and LGBTQ supportive community in the seaside resort. “We
are so excited to be opening a new chapter in Miss’d America history at
the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City,” said Richard Helfant,
President of the Greater Atlantic City GLBT Alliance and Executive
Producer of the pageant. “It will be fabulous to be back on the
Boardwalk.”
A portion of the proceeds from the 2019 Miss’d America Pageant will
go to the Greater Atlantic City GLBT Alliance who will distribute to
various LGBTQ and LGBTQ supportive charities. Since its inception,
the pageant has donated over $400,000.00.
“We feel very fortunate to have the opportunity to present Miss’d
America, which has become such a long running popular event in the
Atlantic City community impacting the LGBTQ community,” said Joe
GREATER ATLANTIC CITY CHAMBER ANNOUNCES ATLANTIC CITY AIRSHOW
Atlantic City Welcomes the Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force
Aerobatic Team
Now celebrating its 17th year, the 2019 Atlantic City Airshow will
return to the skies above the beautiful free beaches and Boardwalk in
Atlantic City on Wednesday, August 21, 2019. GEICO will return as the
presenting sponsor of this event, as announced by Greater Atlantic City
Chamber President Joe Kelly, the show’s organizer.
“We are excited to welcome back the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds,
United States Army Golden knights and the GEICO Skytypers to
participate in Atlantic City’s signature summer event,” said Greater
Atlantic City Chamber President Joe Kelly. “This year’s show was
selected as one of the first eight airshows in North America that will
feature an appearance by the United Kingdom’s Royal Air Force Red
Arrows.”
The USAF Air Demonstration Squadron ("Thunderbirds") is the air
demonstration squadron of the United States Air Force (USAF). The
Thunderbirds perform aerial demonstrations in the F‐16C Fighting
Falcon. Much of the Thunderbirds' display alternates between maneuvers
performed by the diamond, and those performed by the opposing solos,
all with magnificent accuracy and precision.
“The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) is
pleased to support the Atlantic City Airshow, New Jersey’s largest
Free monthly concert series to return to Atlantic City Library
The Atlantic City Free Public Library will kick off the third season of
its Third Thursday Concert Series in June. The shows will be held on the
third Thursday of each month through September. All shows are free and
begin at 5 p.m. Call (609) 345-2269, ext. 3112, for sponsorship
opportunities and more information.
Kingsley Ibeneche on Thursday, July 18, at 5 p.m. – Kingsley
Ibeneche dropped his first ever EP in May 2017 titled “CHi”, a work that
delivers a range of dynamic tones, and explores hip-hop and folk beats.
Combining his love of music and dance, Kingsley makes
Soul-Experimental music that fuses his physically charged sounds with
his melodic and fluid movements.
Geri Oliver on Thursday, Aug. 15, at 5 p.m. – Geri Oliver is a vocalist
Statement by Governor Murphy on Trump Administration’s Decision to Drop Citizenship
Question from Printed 2020 Census Form
“President Trump’s ill-fated quest to include the citizenship question
has always been a thinly-veiled attempt to intimidate diverse states like
New Jersey. I thank all of those who joined us in standing up to the
bullying, and all of those who will join us in celebrating the diverse
communities that call New Jersey home.
“I am pleased that this unconscionable and discriminatory attack on
our country’s civic processes has come to an end, so that we can get to
work on an effective and complete 2020 Census in order to ensure the
Lupo, President of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. “One of
Hard Rock’s core motto’s is “All Is One” and we could not be more
proud to come together to support our LGBTQ community and
supporters and truly demonstrate we are all one community.”
Tickets are available for purchase beginning Monday, July 22 and are
priced at $35 or $65. Purchases can be made by visiting Hard Rock Hotel
& Casino Atlantic City’s website or by visiting Ticketmaster.
VIP tickets are also available for purchase at $100 per ticket, which
includes one complimentary drink and admission to an exclusive post
pageant meet and greet reception. A “Diamond Tiara” table for eight is
also available for $1,200.00, which includes bottle service, a
complimentary bottle of champagne, and admission into the post
pageant meet and greet reception. VIP and Diamond Tiara purchases are
available by calling the group sales office at 609-449-6037.
“Wanna Be A Super Queen.” A contestant search is currently being
conducted in New Jersey, New York, Washington DC, Baltimore,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and many other states. Contestants
are being asked to complete a submission form and submit a
three-minute video of their talent for consideration by a very
distinguished panel of entertainment industry moguls.
Contestants competing for the title of Miss’d America 2020 will be
judged in the categories of swimsuit, talent, evening gown and must
complete a Judges’ Interview. Along with the crown and sash, Miss’d
America will receive $5,000.00 in cash and must be available for
multiple appearances throughout her reigning year. First runner-up will
receive $2,500.00 and second runner-up will receive $1,500.00.
For information on contestant search, contact Mortimer Spreng at
missdamericasearch@gmail.com.
event,” said CRDA Executive Director Matt Doherty. “This event attracts
spectators to our destination during the midweek and showcases Atlantic
City’s great amenities to hundreds of thousands of visitors. Events like
this are key components in our efforts to increase tourism in Atlantic
City.”
The Atlantic City Airshow is a community partnership between the
Greater Atlantic City Chamber; the Casino Reinvestment Development
Authority; the City of Atlantic City; the 177th Fighter Wing of the N.J.
Air National Guard; South Jersey Transportation Authority; FAA William
J. Hughes Tech Center; The Atlantic City International Airport; David
Schultz Airshows, LLC; and many others. The Borgata Hotel Casino &
Spa is the host hotel for the event.
Sponsorship packages for the 2019 Airshow are still available. Those
interested in becoming a sponsor should contact Michael Chait,
Executive Vice President for the Greater Atlantic City Chamber, at
609‐345‐4524, ext. 102.
Tickets are on sale now. The VIP Viewing Package will be announced
at a later date. The full schedule with all performers will be released
closer to the Atlantic City Airshow event.
For more information on the 2019 Atlantic City Airshow, visit
atlanticcityairshow.com. Continue to check the Atlantic City Airshow
Facebook page at facebook.com/AirshowAC.
making her way across the Philadelphia jazz scene, wooing and wowing
audiences and musicians with her sultry sound. The attention she is
getting from musical colleagues and the comments of the listening public
assures her of a promising future as a performing songstress specializing
in jazz.
Originaire on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 5 p.m. – Entwining soulful
strings with sweetly blended male/female vocals, Originaire captivates
audiences with heartfelt original songs performed with engaging chem-
istry and seamless musical precision. The group’s performances includ-
ing everything from rousing, footstomping refrains to raw heart tugging
ballads interspersed with candid banter and anecdotes reflective of the
band’s unique chemistry and experiences.
fair political representation and federal funding that New Jerseyans so
deeply deserve. I’d also like to thank Attorney General Grewal and
Secretary of State Way for their tireless efforts to ensure a fair and
complete count.
“As I have said, for those who seek to come to our shores to secure a
better life for themselves and their families, New Jersey’s doors will
continue to remain open.”
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Governor Murphy Signs Legislation to Support Homeowners Impacted by Superstorm Sandy
Governor’s 300th Bill Signed into Law Extends Foreclosure Protections
for an Additional Three Years
Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation to extend for three years
foreclosure protections and mortgage relief programs for homeowners
impacted by Superstorm Sandy, which were originally set to expire on
July 1, 2019.
“Superstorm Sandy affected all New Jerseyans, but some of our
residents are still suffering the impacts of that terrible storm,” said
Governor Murphy. “It is our responsibility to protect our neighbors and
friends from any continued financial fallout and to keep these families in
their homes. I thank the legislative sponsors and advocates for their
leadership in standing up for Sandy-affected homeowners.”
“Superstorm Sandy left a tremendous scar on New Jersey, which is Lieutenant Governor
why we must continue to provide our impacted homeowners every Governor Phil Murphy Sheila Oliver
affordance possible to help them finish the process of rebuilding and
“Hurricane Sandy was devastating for New Jersey, and the road to
getting back in their homes,” said Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver,
recovery has been far from smooth for too many residents,” said
who also serves as Commissioner of the Department of Community
Assemblyman Houghtaling. “More than 150 people have been charged
Affairs. “Extending mortgage forbearance will help prevent foreclosures
with fraud related to Sandy relief, and the scams cost hundreds of storm
and assist the remaining families experiencing extreme hardship after the
victims over $20 million. While we cannot change how victims were
storm.”
treated by contractors in the past, we can ensure they have the time they
The new law, A5096, extends the mortgage forbearance and
need to find qualified workers to rebuild their homes.”
foreclosure proceeding stay protections, originally enacted and signed
“To this day, there are families who have yet to move back in to their
into law in 2017, until July 1, 2022 or one year following the issuance of
homes after Sandy,” said Assemblyman Mazzeo. “Some were scammed
a certificate of occupancy, which typically indicates a return to the home.
by contractors who had promised to help make repairs. Others have
Primary sponsors of the legislation include Assemblymen John Armato,
struggled to afford significant reconstruction. This legislation will help
Eric Houghtaling, and Vincent Mazzeo, and Senator Linda Greenstein.
protect storm victims from losing their homes while they are trying to
“Although this storm devastated our coast over six years ago, the
restore them.”
rebuilding efforts from Superstorm Sandy are still ongoing,” said Senator
Homeowners impacted by Superstorm Sandy voiced their support for
Greenstein. “To let these programs expire would not only be disservice to
the measure.
the homeowners but also to the state as a whole. Extending the benefits
"We are so relieved,” said Carol Ferraioli, Port Monmouth resident.
of this relief program will ensure that these homeowners are given the
“Now we can start our rebuild without worrying about foreclosure, thank
additional time they need to rebuild their homes. It takes years to rebuild
you!"
from such a devastating storm and we must continue to support those in
"The mortgage forbearance has taken some stress off my financial
their recovery.”
burdens,” said Alfonso LoGiudice, Ventnor resident. “My family and I
“Seven years later, countless New Jersey residents are still feeling the
are grateful to all that made this possible."
effects of Sandy,” said Assemblyman Armato. “It will take time for
"I received a call last week from my bank saying I would have to
families whose homes were destroyed or significantly damaged to get
start paying my $2,000 a month mortgage payment July 1st, said Marita
back on their feet. Unfortunately, some storm victims also became
Vinci, Brigantine resident. “I was hoping to be home soon, but still need
victims of contractor fraud while trying to repair their homes. We need to
funding. The passing of this bill will make a difference in my getting
do all we can to help families rebuild and recover from Sandy, starting
home."
with protecting them from foreclosure.”

Assemblymen Vince Mazzeo and John Armato Statement on Petition to Change Atlantic
City's Form of Government
In response to the recently launched petition aiming to restructure
Atlantic City's form of government, Assemblymen Vince Mazzeo and
John Armato (both D-Atlantic) issued the following statement:
"While Atlantic City has struggled with government corruption and
special interest greed in the past, we feel that at this point in time,
transitioning to a non-partisan local elected body would only further
embed patronage and closed door decisions into our government.
Particularly during the current State takeover, the community should be
able to continue fairly electing council members who they feel represent
their interests.
"Changing our form of government now would be throwing a wrench
into the takeover process. Fixes take time, and it's certainly taken time
for our community to adjust to being controlled by the State. However, in
the last few years under State control, Atlantic City has taken an
undeniable turn in a positive direction.
"We urge local leadership and residents to be weary of such grand
scale changes taking place in the middle of our economic turnaround.
The focus should be on Atlantic City reaching a true point of economic
stability. From there, we can look at what long term changes may be best
suited for the city once the takeover is lifted."

Governor Murphy Marks Statewide Minimum Wage; New Jersey’s Minimum Wage Rises to
$10/Hour
Statewide Minimum Wage Increase Will Ultimately Benefit Over One
Million New Jersey Workers
Governor Phil Murphy lauded New Jersey’s historic increase in the
minimum wage from $8.85 per hour to $10 per hour taking effect July
1st, 2019, putting our state on a path to a $15 minimum wage.
“Today marks a monumental step on our path to a stronger and fairer
New Jersey,” said Governor Murphy. “Our economy grows when
everyone can participate in it – every hardworking New Jerseyan
deserves a fair wage that allow them to put food on the table and gas in
their car. Together, we are making New Jersey more affordable and
giving over a million New Jerseyans a pathway to the middle class.”
FREE Friendly Calls from CONTACT
CONTACT Cape-Atlantic is like a friend who calls daily to say hello
and check that all is well. Our caring volunteers are enthusiastic in our
mission to help the disabled, elderly, and isolated citizens of Atlantic and
Cape May Counties who want to continue living independently.
Under the law Governor Murphy signed in February, after today's
increase, the statewide minimum wage will continue to increase by $1
per hour every January 1st until it reaches $15 per hour on January 1,
2024.
For seasonal workers and employees at small businesses with five or
fewer workers, the base minimum wage will reach $15 per hour by
January 1, 2026. By January 1, 2028, workers in these groups will
receive the minimum wage inclusive of inflation adjustments that take
place from 2024 to 2028, equalizing the minimum wage with the main
cohort of New Jersey workers.
If you are interested in receiving our free telephone reassurance calls,
or know someone who might be, or if you are interested in volunteering,
contact Debbi Holland at (609) 823-0762.

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DO AC Boardwalk Summer Entertainment
Free Nightly Entertainment on the Boardwalk at Kennedy Plaza
The Atlantic City Boardwalk will be alive seven nights a week this
summer with free LIVE music, courtesy of the Casino Reinvestment
Development Authority (CRDA).
Free entertainment takes place nightly through September 5 at
Kennedy Plaza across from Boardwalk Hall. Atlantic City residents and
visitors will enjoy performances from genres including Broadway, Rock
& Roll, Rhythm & Blues and everything in between.
Broadway on the Boardwalk is back by popular demand on eight
consecutive Monday nights through August 26. Hosted by comedian
Dena Blizzard, the casts of Broadway's hottest musicals take the stage
with free performances from some of the most popular and critically
acclaimed musicals on Broadway today.
Tribute Tuesdays are a new feature this summer on ten consecutive
Tuesday nights through September 3. Visitors are in for a treat with
tribute bands that deliver the same great music, stage performances and
excitement as the original favorite national touring bands. The quality of
these bands is undeniable and a great lineup is scheduled this summer.
Mardi Gras AC, a favorite summer staple presented by Tony Mart,
will take place at Kennedy Plaza every Wednesday night, through
September 4. These musical celebrations feature World Class Funk, New
Orleans Rhythm and Blues, Classic Rock, Roots Rock, Grammy Award
winners and the best Jersey Shore Rock and Roll
concerts.
“Movies Under The Stars” Features Top Box Office Favorites in Atlantic City this summer
Presented FREE at Bartram Avenue & Boardwalk and Gardner’s Basin
Courtesy of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority
(CRDA), top Box Office hits will be presented for free this summer two
nights per week through August 29 at two locations: Bartram Avenue and
Gardner’s Basin.
Movies Under The Stars is back by popular demand, and adds
another dimension to the entertainment presented in Atlantic City this
summer, courtesy of the CRDA. The CRDA free Boardwalk Summer
Entertainment program takes place at Kennedy Plaza on the Atlantic City
Boardwalk seven nights a week and features music from all genres.
Movies Under The Stars features some of today’s top movies,
including Black Panther, The Lego Movie 2 (The Second Part), Dumbo,
BROADWAY ON THE BOARDWALK RETURNS THIS SUMMER TO ATLANTIC CITY
Free performances from the stars of Broadway hits Wicked, The Cher
Show, Beautiful – The Carole King Musical, Hadestown and more July
8th – August 26th
Broadway on the Boardwalk is back, and it’s bigger than ever! This
popular concert series expands to 8 Monday nights through August 26th.
The one-hour show starts at 8 p.m. and happens on Kennedy Plaza
(Boardwalk between Mississippi and Georgia Avenues). Produced by
JudiLudi Productions in partnership with the Casino
Reinvestment Development Authority, the public can enjoy FREE live
performances from the current casts of Broadway’s hottest musicals.
Broadway on the Boardwalk features the cast members performing
selections from some of the most popular and critically acclaimed
musicals on Broadway today. The series is hosted by comedian Dena
Blizzard and will feature songs from 16 Broadway shows with more to
be announced soon. Shows include: Wicked, Hadestown, Beautiful – The
Carole King Musical, Oklahoma, Tootsie, The Cher Show, and many
Chicken Bone Beach Jazz Concert
Series returns to Kennedy Plaza for ten
consecutive Thursday nights, through
September 5. After four years away
from this locale, these Thursday night
shows present world-class concerts that
appeal to residents and visitors who are
attracted to heritage and cultural
entertainment.
Boardwalk Summer Concert Series,
presented by 609 Event Productions,
takes place Fridays, Saturdays and
Sundays this summer. The Boardwalk
will be alive with three-day music, food
and fun events through Sunday,
September 1. A wide variety of
entertainment will appeal to music
lovers of all genres. In addition,
refreshments will be available for purchase and will reflect themed
weekends including Reggae, Country, Rat Pack, Retro, Latin, Rock and
Roll and International flair.
For more information on CRDA Boardwalk Summer Entertainment,
visit atlanticcitynj.com/boardwalk-entertainment/ or call
1-888-AC-VISIT (228-4748).
Captain Marvel, Mary Poppins Returns, Incredibles 2 and Spider-Man
Into The Spider-Verse. All movies appear first on Sundays at Gardner’s
Basin, and then featured again on Thursdays at Bartram Avenue & the
Boardwalk (located between Columbia and Kingston avenues). All
movies begin promptly at dusk.
Bring a chair or blanket, a soft drink and popcorn and enjoy a free
evening out. All movies are rated for family viewing. If inclement
weather, the movie will be shown the following evening.
See the full list of movies and locations at
doatlanticcity.com/events/movies.aspx. For more information, call
1-888-AC-VISIT (228-4748).
more.
“Broadway on the Boardwalk has been a great success for Atlantic
City,” said CRDA Director of Marketing and Communications Larry
Sieg. “We are happy to be appealing to a larger audience of visitors this
summer and expanding the shows to eight Mondays through July and
August.”
The show schedule is as follows, with more shows to be added soon
(subject to change): July 15: Rock of Ages; July 22: Hadestown, Tootsie,
King Kong, Beetlejuice; July 29: Beautiful-The Carole King Musical,
Hamiltunes (An American Singalong); August 5: Wicked; August 12:
The Cher Show August 19: Shows To Be Announced; August 26: Mean
Girls, The Apple Boys. Date coming soon: Ain’t Too Proud – The Life
and Times of the Temptations To find out more about the shows
performing, visit DoACBroadway.com. Follow us on Facebook,
Instagram, and Twitter - @DoACBroadway.

Pepco Holdings Announces Leadership Promotions and Changes that Build Depth and
Enhance Talent Diversity
Felecia Greer, named vice
president of Large Customer Michael “Max” Maxwell,
Strategic Solutions and named vice president of
Customer Advocate Strategic Initiatives & Analysis
Part of the focus to transform the future of energy service for customers
of Atlantic City Electric, Delmarva Power and Pepco
As part of the commitment to build depth and enhance talent
diversity across the company’s leadership team, Pepco Holdings
announced a series of executive promotions and changes that will further
advance the efforts at Atlantic City Electric, Delmarva Power and Pepco
to drive progress in customer experience and transform the future of
energy service for customers.
“Every day, we are looking at how we can better serve our
customers,” said Dave Velazquez, president and CEO of Pepco Holdings,
which includes Atlantic City Electric, Delmarva Power and Pepco.
“These changes bring a wealth of knowledge and fresh perspectives to
some critical roles as we continue to provide our customers with the
clean, safe, reliable and affordable energy service they have come to
expect from our companies.”
Felecia Greer, director and Customer Advocate, has been promoted to
vice president of Large Customer Strategic Solutions and Customer
Advocate for Pepco Holdings. In her new role, she will be responsible for
creating a premier customer experience for large customers and managed
accounts, including delivering strategic energy solutions that help
customers meet their specific needs and objectives. Greer, a 14-year
veteran of Pepco Holdings, also will oversee the strategic direction and
management of economic development efforts, low-income customer
programs, outreach and engagement, and energy education and damage
prevention.
Michael “Max” Maxwell, vice president of Support Services, has
become vice president of Strategic Initiatives & Analysis for Pepco
Holdings. Maxwell will focus on several key initiatives, including
strategic property and real estate transactions and related operational
CS21 workforce program provides guest services, computer training
CS21 workforce program provides guest services, computer training
The Atlantic City Free Public Library, in partnership with Atlantic
Cape Community College, offers a training program – Communication
Skills for the 21st Century Workforce (CS21) – to help present greater
employability opportunities for local residents.
The CS21 program provides qualified disadvantaged, displaced and
employed workers an additional opportunity to obtain workplace literacy
services and career pathway training. The training is free for all
participants.
The classes, taught by ACCC instructors, are held at the Main Library
in the Learning Center for Computer Literacy, Education and Career
Advancement. The library’s CS21 training program consists of two
courses. Those interested can take one or both courses.
Computer Literacy Skills training – This 10-week program will
provide the basic computer skills needed for those searching for
South Jersey Gas Customers May be Eligible for Energy Assistance
South Jersey Gas wants to remind customers that there are several
federal and state assistance programs to help manage winter energy costs.
“We recognize the importance of safe, reliable, affordable natural gas
service,” said Dave Robbins, president of South Jersey Gas. “Through
our Energy Assistance team, we conduct ongoing customer outreach to
build awareness of critical resources to help manage energy costs.”
South Jersey Gas’ Energy Assistance team is available to help
customers determine if they are eligible for any of these services and
identify which program is right for each household.
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
provides federally funded energy assistance to help low- and
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Michael “Mike” Poncia, Morlon Bell-Izzard, named
named vice president of Support vice president of
Services Customer Operations
process improvements, Pepco’s partnership in the D.C. Infrastructure
Academy, and other efforts focused on helping build the companies’
future workforce. During his more than 32 years at Pepco Holdings, Max
also served as vice president of Asset Management, vice president of
Human Resources and numerous other operational leadership positions.
Michael “Mike” Poncia, vice president of Customer Operations,
succeeds Maxwell as vice president of Support Services for Pepco
Holdings where he will be responsible for Safety, Training, Fleet,
Environmental Services, Security, and Real Estate & Facilities. During
his career of more than three decades in the energy industry, Poncia has
held leadership positions in a variety of areas. He has led critical projects,
including implementing the company’s Customer Relationship
Management and Billing System. He previously served as director of Gas
Delivery for Delmarva Power and held a variety of engineering, project
management, and construction management roles at Exelon sister
company, PECO, in Philadelphia.
Morlon Bell-Izzard, director of Utility Performance Assessment for
Pepco Holdings’ parent company Exelon, has been promoted to vice
president of Customer Operations, succeeding Poncia. She brings more
than 24 years of industry and customer relations experience from sister
company Baltimore Gas and Electric and Exelon. Most recently,
Bell-Izzard was responsible for overseeing the integration of customer
information systems for Exelon’s six energy utilities and led efforts to
identify and implement customer experience best practices.
Readers are encouraged to visit The Source, Pepco Holdings’ online
news room, to learn more about Atlantic City Electric, Delmarva Power,
and Pepco efforts to power a cleaner and brighter future for the
customers and communities it serves.
thesource.pepco.com/pepco-holdings
employment, writing a resume, submitting applications online, utilizing
email and performing tasks at the workplace.
Guest Services certification – Participants can earn a professional
certification that is recognized by the hotel and hospitality industry in
this two-week class. The instructor will teach using Guest Service
Gold®, a program developed by the American Hotel & Lodging
Educational Institute. The goal is to create guest service-oriented
line-level employees who know how to engage with their guests to
provide memorable guest service. Though focused on hotel careers, the
class teaches skills that are applicable to many jobs in the general service
industry.
Registration is required. Call CS21 coordinator Adrianna Martinez at
609-345-2269, ext. 3044, or visit the Main Library Help Desk for more
information.
fixed-income families meet their energy needs. LIHEAP offers an added
emergency crisis benefit component, offering eligible applicants an
additional monetary benefit of up to $600 to maintain or restore service.
LIHEAP and its ancillary emergency grant are accepting applications
through Aug. 31, 2019.
For additional details on these programs including eligibility
requirements and for help applying to the above programs, customers can
contact the South Jersey Gas Energy Assistance team at
outreachteam@sjindustries.com. Customers can also get up to date
information on community outreach events via Twitter @southjerseygas
and on Facebook at South Jersey Gas.
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City of Atlantic City Entertainment Capital of The Jersey Shore

City Council of Atlantic City meetings are open to the public. Meeting dates for 2019 are June 19th, July 17th, August 21st,
September 18th, October 16th, November 1st, December 2nd, 5 pm in the Hank Tyner Council Chambers City Hall
1301 Bacharach Blvd, Atlantic City, NJ 08401. 609 347 5300

George Tibbitt Jeffree Fauntleroy II Moisse Delgado

Councilman, At-Large Councilman, At-Large Councilman, At-Large

(609) 347-5241 (609) 287-2561 (609) 347-6491

Jesse O. Kurtz Chuen ‘Jimmy’ Cheng William Marsh

Councilman, Councilman, Councilman,
6th Ward 5th Ward 4th Ward

(609) 957-0437 (609) 957-0430 (609) 347-5242

Kaleem Shabazz Marty Small, Sr. Aaron Randolph

Councilman, Council President, Councilman,
3rd Ward 2nd Ward 1st Ward

(609) 347-5230 (609) 347-5231 (609) 347-5232

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Bangladesh Fair will be held at Atlantic City on Tuesday July 16, 2019
By Subrata Chowdhury
The Bangladesh Association of South Jersey will hold "Bangladesh With the united efforts of all community leaders, the Bangladesh fair
Fair" which is one of its biggest festivals of the year at the Sand Castle will have a festive look and the fair will turn into a little Bangladesh in
stadium in Atlantic City on Tuesday evening July 16, 2019. the presence of thousands of non-residents Bangladeshis.
The fair will include food, entertainment, vendors, raffle draw etc. Mohammed Zahirul Islam, the association’s president said, he
"MILES," one of the best Band of South Asia, will perform at expects up to 5,000 people to be at the Bangladesh Fair, based on the
Bangladesh Fair. turnout from previous years. He invited the residents of South Jersey to
US Congressman Jeff Van Drew will be the Keynote speaker at attend the Bangladesh Fair to enjoy South Asian culture, to taste South
Bangladesh Fair. Asian food. The event is free for everyone.
Community leaders met with state officials at Atlantic City
By Subrata Chowdhury
On Wednesday July 03, 2019, leaders from various communities of
Atlantic City met with Mr. Robert J. Long, Deputy commissioner of New
Jersey state, Mr. Rick Richardella, State Monitor, at the City hall
conference room. Atlantic City Business Administrator Jason Holt was
also present at the meeting.
The leaders raised different issues to them which they carefully
listened to. Later, the officials discussed about the issues with the leaders.
The community leaders expressed their opinions for the betterment of
Atlantic city. The state officials thanked the community leaders for their
constructive suggestions. The community leaders also thanked them for
their attentive listening to the issues.
The participants were Zahirul Islam Babul, Surajit Chowdhury,
Akbar Hosen, Md. Shahin, Md. Kabir, Subrata Chowdhury from
Bangladesh Community, from Latino community Cristian Moreno, from
Indian community Jay Sodha & from Chinese community Sai Mak,
Fawny Hao. NAACP leader Charles Goodman also present in the
meeting.
Rath Yatra celebrated in Atlantic City
By Subrata Chowdhury
Rath Yatra, the festival of chariots of Lord Jagannath was celebrated
in Atlantic City on Saturday, July 06. The Hindus from all over New
Jersey and adjacent states gathered at Atlantic City to be a part of this
auspicious occasion. The chariots, or the Rath, were beautifully
decorated with colorful flags and other adornments. People celebrated
this festival with great sacredness and sanctity. The devotees consider it
to be a sacrosanct act to draw the chariots with a large rope. The Hindu
devotees even consider it to be a sanctified act if they can even touch the
chariot.
The Rath Yatra started at 2:00 pm from Arkansas Avenue &
Boardwalk, and ended at Garden Pier (New Jersey Avenue &
Boardwalk).
The Rath Yatra festival included Kirtan, music & dance, free
vegetarian feast, books and gifts. The festival ended at evening.
 THE AC TIMES • July 11, 2019 9
MEMBERS 1ST OF NJ FEDERAL CREDIT UNION TO BE MAJOR SPONSOR OF
THIRD ANNUAL FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL ON THE AVE ON AUGUST 25
Check for $3,500 Presented for Event Organized by Main Street Vineland
Members 1st of NJ Federal Credit Union will be the major sponsor of
Main Street Vineland’s Third Annual Food Truck Festival on The Ave, to
take place this year on Sunday, August 25.
This mega event will take place, rain or shine, at Landis Avenue and
the Boulevard, in Vineland and will feature will feature approximately 20
food trucks, a beer tent, and continuous entertainment and activities for
all ages—including Yoga in the Park with Peace Love Yoga. Newfield
National Bank will be the Entertainment Sponsor, and Little Lamb
Preschool and Lidl will be the Kids Corner Sponsors.
“We are proud to again be big part of this event, which has done so
are, from left to right: Hernando Perez, Main Street Vineland Board of
much the past two years to bring people from near and far to our
Directors member; Macleod Carré, Main Street Vineland Board of
downtown and showed how Vineland is a place for fun and a good time,
Directors member; Edgar Calderon, Main Street Vineland Board of
said Lizzy Kennedy, Members 1st of NJ Federal Credit Union Operations
Directors member; Lizzy Kennedy, Members 1st of NJ Federal Credit
Manager, who presented Main Street Vineland with a $3,500 check for
Union Operations Manager; Reginald Johnston, Main Street Vineland
the event. “We want everyone to come out and have a great time.”
Board of Directors Corresponding Secretary/Treasurer; Russell Swanson,
We anticipate this year’s festival to be even bigger and better than
Main Street Vineland Executive Director; and Brian Lankin, Main Street
before, according to Main Street Vineland Executive Director Russell
Vineland Board of Directors Chairperson. (Photo courtesy of Robert
Swanson.
Scarpa/Main Street Vineland)
“This event has brought thousands of people to The Ave each of the
Additional sponsorship opportunities are available. For more
past two years and nobody left hungry,” Swanson said. “We have put
information for this and all Main Street Vineland events, call the Main
Vineland on the map for food truck festivals and want to make an even
Street Vineland office at 856-794-8653, visit the organization’s website at
bigger impression this year.”
TheAve.biz, or visit it on Facebook.
Pictured at the formal presentation of the $3,500 sponsorship check

Stockton Offering New Online Cannabis Studies Certificate Program

Stockton University’s Office of Continuing Studies is offering a new,
online, non-credit certificate program in Cannabis Studies. This program
was developed to address a growing demand for training for people
interested in entering the cannabis industry, either as growers, medical
cannabis providers, or individuals involved with business and/or legal
aspects of the industry.
This six-course certificate program will be entirely online using
Blackboard. It is self-paced, and will provide a market overview of one
of the fastest growing industries. Participants can take individual courses
or the entire six-course program.
The program courses are: The Cannabis Industry: Understanding the
THE 10th ANNIVERSARY ATLANTIC CITY COMEDY FESTIVAL OCTOBER 12-13
The festival will feature comedians Mike Epps, Sommore, Bruce Bruce,
Lavell Crawford, Earthquake, DC Young Fly, Kountry Wayne, Tommy
Davidson, George Wallace, Mark Curry, Karlous Miller and TuRae
Celebrating their 10-year milestone, the Atlantic City Comedy
Festival is returning to Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J.
on Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, October 13, 2019 at
7 p.m. Throughout the years, the Atlantic City Comedy Festival has
hosted some of the biggest names in comedy and this year is no
exception. The 10th anniversary celebration will feature comedians Mike
Epps, Sommore, Bruce Bruce, Lavell Crawford, Earthquake, DC Young
Fly, Kountry Wayne, Tommy Davidson, George Wallace, Mark Curry,
Karlous Miller and TuRae. The highly celebrated entertainers will bring
down the house with their sharp wit, unbridled humor and hysterical
storytelling for a comedy weekend fans won’t want to miss!
Opportunities: $499; Cannabis Cultivation: $499; Cannabis Law: $499;
Introduction to Research in Medical and Adult-Use Cannabis: $499;
Topics in Cannabis: $399; Introduction to Business (Only offered as part
of the certificate).
Individuals who register for all six courses will receive a discount of
$599, resulting in a final total price of $1,995.00.
Registration can be done online or by phone at 609-652-4227.
For more information, visit the certificate webpage at
stockton.edu/continuing studies or contact Continuing Studies at
continuingstudies@stockton.edu or 609-652-4227. stockton.edu
Over the past ten years, the Atlantic City Comedy Festival has drawn
in over 100,000 attendees to see comedy’s finest. The event is
co-presented by North American Entertainment Group Inc. and Platinum
Productions. For information about ticket sales and the latest news about
Atlantic City Comedy Festival, visit ACComedyFestival.com.
SHOW DETAILS: Dates: Saturday, October 12 – Sunday, October
13, 2019. Showtimes: 8 p.m. (Saturday) and 7 p.m. (Sunday) Venue: Jim
Whelan Boardwalk Hall, 2301 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Saturday Lineup: Mike Epps, George Wallace, Mark Curry, Bruce
Bruce, Tommy Davidson, TuRae
Sunday Lineup: Sommore, Lavell Crawford, Kountry Wayne,
Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly, Earthquake
Tickets: ACComedyFestival.com Ticket Prices: $125, $87, $75, $59

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Shirat Hayam Synagogue in Ventnor to Host 22nd ‘Salute to Stockton’
Summer Lecture Series
Beverly Vaughn Irvin Moreno-Rodriguez
Stockton University faculty and staff members will explore topics
such as Holocaust denial and the United States naturalization process
during the 22nd annual “Salute to Stockton” educational summer lecture
series at Shirat Hayam Synagogue in Ventnor, 700 N Swarthmore Ave.
All lectures are free, open to the public, and held Fridays at 7:00 p.m. as
part of the Sabbath services. Question and answer sessions will follow.
The series’ schedule is as follows:
July 26: Thomas Kinsella, Professor of British Literature and
Director of the South Jersey Culture and History Center (SJCHC), will
present on the SJCHC’s recently released publication, Migdal Zophim.
Translated from Hebrew as “The Watchtower” in English, this
publication consists of a republication of an 1889 book of the same name
by Moses Klein that discusses the historic struggles of Jewish farming
communities, as well as 20 additional accounts of the South Jersey
Jewish farming colonies of Alliance, Rosenhayn and Carmel, dating from
1882 to 1907.
Aug. 2: Melissa Holzman, an Adjunct Professor in the School of
Stockton Opens A.C. Beachfront Parking to the Public for Summer Season
Stockton University has opened its Atlantic City commuter parking
lot on Hartford Avenue and the Boardwalk to the general public for the
summer.
The lot is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and the daily rate is $10, subject
to change for special events. The lot will be open to the public through
Labor Day.
The Parking Garage on Atlantic Avenue and Lincoln Place is open to
the public year-round. The rates there are: 0-2 Hours: $7. Additional
Hour: $3/hour. Maximum Daily Rate: $25 Evening Parking: $10 (in after
7 p.m. out by 7 p.m.)
Melissa Holzman Thomas Kinsella
General Studies, will speak on Holocaust and genocide denial.
Aug. 9: Irvin Moreno-Rodriguez, Program Assistant in the Sara and
Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center at Stockton, will discuss the
United States naturalization process, what it means to be a citizen of the
U.S., the benefits and responsibilities hitherto, and the common barriers
individuals face when applying for U.S. citizenship.
Aug. 23: Beverly Vaughn, Professor of Music, will present “...And
the walls came tumblin’ down," a fast-paced, inspirational presentation of
African American spirituals and songs encompassing themes of
encouragement, victory, perseverance and faith, that will feature
members of the Stockton Oratorio Society.
“This popular Town-Gown series has become an annual summer
cultural highlight for both the congregation as well as our neighboring
community,” said Shirat Hayam’s Rabbi Gordon Geller, who is also a
long-time adjunct faculty member in Stockton’s School of General
Studies.” stockton.edu
Summer
monthly passes are
available in the
garage at a cost of
$50 per month.
They can be
obtained from the
parking office on
the first floor of the
garage.
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